I’m a female university student in my 20s considering joining Universe Club.
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“Which months tend to bring the most offers?”
I’ve heard that offers tend to decrease in March because companies are busy with their year-end financial closing, so I’m thinking of joining in another month.
I’d love to hear about your experiences and opinions. Thank you.
It’s mostly a matter of luck, so it’s hard to say when.
More importantly, prepare well and go into the interview ready.
For example, read the club’s articles—especially the ones written by women and staff. They often include examples of profiles that attract offers.
Think about what to say during the interview so your profile appeals to supporters who send offers. When having your profile photos taken, consider the hairstyles, makeup, and clothes that papas tend to like. Also, work on your poses so the photos look flattering without seeming overly professional.
Ah, I’d love to offer consulting for women who genuinely want to work hard at papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), haha.
Good luck!
People who receive offers will get them regardless of their circumstances.
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It’s understandable to think that if you join during a period when there are lots of offers, you’ll receive more offers yourself.
However, the harsh reality is that women who attract a lot of offers will continue to receive many offers no matter when they join, while women who don’t attract offers won’t suddenly start getting them.
With that in mind, there’s no need to wait for a time when other women are receiving lots of offers. If you’re thinking about registering, it’s best to apply right away.
Besides, it’s quite common for good papas to have already found a great woman and not be making offers at the moment.
You might be able to meet a good papa if you register now, but six months later, he may already have a regular woman he sees and no longer be making offers.
Women who have a good papa now may have met him years ago, which means the earlier you register, the better your chances may be.
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They say, “There’s no better time than the present.”
While you’re waiting and trying to find the right timing, time is already passing. If you want to receive more offers, I think you should lower the bar for the type of relationship you’re seeking. There’s demand throughout the year.
If you’re looking for a man who suits your needs, it’s better to register sooner rather than later. In most cases, a man who’s a good fit for you will also be a good fit for other women. In short, the good ones go quickly.
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I seem to remember that some staff columns and blogs discussed the traits of women who are more likely to receive offers.
Personally, I think that regardless of the timing or season, offers tend to keep coming to women who attract them, while those who don’t receive any are unlikely to suddenly start getting them. From the male members’ perspective, there are already an overwhelming number of female members, and new registrations are coming in almost every day.
Rather than worrying about when to register, wouldn’t it be better to think about how to stand out so you don’t get lost among the other female members?
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I don’t think there’s any particular month when offers are especially common.
Monthly statistics are posted here:
https://universe-club.jp/?s=Insights+Report
According to the data, the number of monthly arrangements from January through December 2023 was:
2,300, 2,240, 2,400, 2,700, 2,500, 2,500, 2,500, 2,500, 2,400, 2,400, 2,100, and 2,300.
Of course, making an offer doesn’t necessarily mean that an arrangement will be finalized, but I assume the general trends in the number of offers and arrangements are more or less similar.
Since the figures are roughly 2,500 ±10%, I don’t think the differences are significant enough to say that any particular month is especially busy or slow.
For example, November had the fewest arrangements in 2023, but personally, I don’t think that’s enough evidence to confidently say that November will be similarly slow this year.
By the way, it’s August now. Are you thinking about joining six months from now?
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There may be data on this somewhere, but I don’t know where.
Still, wanting to start a business when the economy is doing well—and not wanting to enter the job market during a recession—is a perfectly normal way to think.
That said, some companies grow even when the economy is struggling, and some people manage to get jobs at their preferred companies during a recession.
Regardless of the questioner’s own appeal, getting a flood of offers during a bubble-like period when offers are abundant doesn’t necessarily mean those offers will last.
If you get involved with men who make offers to lots of women, you’ll inevitably find yourself competing with new women. I don’t think that’s particularly good from an infection-prevention standpoint either.
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