My apologies.
Was that a feature limited to male Black members?
I never imagined that Black male members at Universe would do something so simplistic...
I understand how men feel, and staff have often been asked about allowances by men in the past as well.
Because there have been so many requests, we started asking women about their monthly target amount. But just because we ask their desired monthly amount:
They probably answer without really knowing, since they haven’t joined yet. Even if they do understand, some women may choose to give a slightly lower figure at first. And even if they initially think an amount similar to what they’d get through an app is fine, if the first man who makes them an offer pays 100,000 yen or more on a pay-per-meeting basis, I think it’s only natural for them to want at least 100,000 yen from the next person too.
Given that, it should be obvious that a monthly target amount is meaningless. But whenever we get rid of it, men complain...
We also receive strange messages from men asking us to tell them whether the amount is high or low. (Quite a lot of them ask.)
But the situation is the same as described above—the amount can change after the interview, even if we ask about it then—so that information isn’t actually useful either.
I assume they want to ask the women directly, but it seems so shortsighted. I find it disappointing that they don’t consider how this could work against them.
I think it would be acceptable to ask women with Dating Type D, but I’m not sure it’s appropriate to ask women with B1, B2, or C.
I’m sorry that there seem to be Universe male members who lack that kind of consideration.
I do think PATOLO itself has some problematic systems, but it could also be said that it exists for people like that. I wish those men would move from Universe to PATOLO.
Then, women who don’t like PATOLO could register exclusively with Universe Club, and Universe Club could become a dating club with only wonderful men and women. That’s how I see it, anyway.
Men who can’t think about women’s feelings, PATOLO is the place for you.
And women strong enough to handle men like that should give PATOLO a try.
Even if an offer comes in, the allowance terms may not match, so it saves everyone the trouble. Women can simply state their terms without having to go through an unpleasant exchange, and it seems to work out fine for both sides.
Patro already clearly displays the allowance amount each woman wants, and some women even say in their profiles that they only want to meet after agreeing on the allowance by message first.
Personally, I’m in favor.
