When using Universe Club, I add several women to my favorites and then offer to meet them in the order I’m most interested in. However, after making an appointment, the woman I met disappears from my favorites after a while. Is this how the system is designed?
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Or does it mean she quit the club afterward?
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For some time now, we’ve been hearing from both female and male members that they feel uncomfortable being investigated by people they’ve gone on a first date with, and that it makes it difficult for them to continue using the service....
Currently, after a certain number of days have passed following a date, both parties are automatically hidden from each other. There may be various reasons for this—such as one person leaving the club or taking a break—but if you were able to meet each other, I believe that’s what matters most. We hope for your understanding♪
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> The woman I met disappeared from my favorites. Is that just how the site works?
That’s how it works.
> Does that mean she quit the club afterward?
Sometimes, yes.
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It’s intentional.
It’s a measure against troublesome male members who, after making an offer, say things like, “You should quit the club,” or, “You’re keeping your profile active and meeting other papas, aren’t you?”
Once a man has made an offer, the woman’s profile is no longer visible to him in the system.
It used to remain visible, though.
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About a week after the offer, it automatically disappears—but only for that particular man.
It’s meant to prevent sore losers who say things like, “You’re looking for other men and updating your calendar even though you have me? Unforgivable.”
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Most likely, she either no longer needed to accept offers and therefore deleted or paused her account, or her profile was automatically removed, or she deleted it herself.
A few years ago, it was usually because someone had deleted or paused their account, but these days, it’s harder to tell.
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