At any dating club, I assume women in their 20s and 30s are the most popular.
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I’m a single woman turning 60 this year (widowed, with no children). I contacted Universe in advance and attached my photo to the email, and they told me that some male members are interested in dating older women or women around their own age, so I should definitely come in for an interview.
If I pass, would my age mean I’d automatically be classified as Standard? And realistically, how likely would I be to receive an offer?
Those in the Standard class have access to more papas they can make offers to, so you could say they simply have more opportunities.
If you’ve sent in your photos and the club has told you to come in for an interview, you may have a chance of receiving an offer. But I’m not going to sugarcoat it: honestly, I wouldn’t make an offer to someone who’s 60.
Still, everyone has different preferences, so since you have the opportunity, go ahead and attend the interview.
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Being older doesn’t automatically mean you’ll be placed in the Standard class.
I checked the website, and there are women in their mid-50s who are in the Platinum class.
That said, it’s hard to deny that you may be placed one class lower.
Clubs lower someone’s class to make it easier for them to receive offers.
According to data published by Universe Club, women aged 50 and over receive an average of 1.38 offers.
It is lower than the average for women in their 20s to early 30s, which is around three, but ultimately, I think it depends on your own appeal.
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