I’m a woman in my 20s who I believe would be considered platinum class.
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I think the allowance is usually around ¥100,000 or ¥200,000 per meeting, but the other day, a man offered ¥70,000. I could maybe understand that amount for dinner only, but it seems like he’s also considering an adult relationship.
Are there really such stingy men at dating clubs? Or is he just looking down on me...?
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂20s👑Universe female member
If you’ve been a member of Universe Club for several months and receive plenty of offers, that’s one thing. But if offers are rare, being too picky means you may not even get a measly ¥10,000.
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If you’re that confident in yourself, why not make money in some other way?
Just as there’s no point recommending expensive alcohol to someone who doesn’t drink, there’s no point trying to impress someone who doesn’t recognize your value.
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There aren’t many papas who can pay that much.
You just happened to meet one or two lucky papas you were able to date. You should be grateful for that. I’d guess they make up only a single-digit percentage of the male members.
You’re free to feel however you want about it. But by your definition, the majority of men are stingy. You’ll probably just end up having unpleasant experiences, so I recommend quitting the club.
P.S.
“That’s just your opinion, isn’t it? Do you have any data?” (in the style of Hiroyuki)
Here’s the club’s survey data, lol:
https://universe-club.jp/media/123220/
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You’re saying you’re willing to have an adult relationship with anyone, but you want either ¥100,000 per meeting or a fixed amount of ¥200,000.
① In that case, I’d recommend an upscale delivery escort service or another adult-entertainment business. You should be paid the amount set by the establishment, without having to negotiate the price.
② Based on the idea you described at the beginning, papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) would be difficult. Many men turn to it because they don’t want to use adult-entertainment services, so an allowance-only approach based on a fixed price probably won’t work well.
They may weigh the allowance at eight or nine out of ten when considering the allowance, personality, and appearance. But if the allowance is the only thing that matters, papa-katsu will likely be painful and very difficult for you.
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Let me put it the other way around.
Are there really women at dating clubs who are this fixated on money? Or are they just being taken lightly?
Unless the man did something genuinely unpleasant to her, I honestly can’t understand how she can call him cheap when accepting an allowance from him.
If the amount doesn’t work for her, couldn’t she simply decline politely and move on to the next one?
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There are men who prefer women who think “10 or 20 per meeting is the norm,” and men who feel the opposite.
Even among people who prioritize allowances and an adult relationship, there are both men and women who also place importance on the relationship itself.
Since you seem to judge things based on the allowance first, you’ll probably get along well with that kind of man—and may find more ordinary men rather stingy.
If you enjoy seeing each other (and both feel you’re important to one another), I don’t think money matters so much that you’d even need to insist on 70, regardless of social class.
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