Could I ask about the feedback surveys after dates?
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Until now, I’ve only submitted feedback after a man’s first date. But in my experience, we’re both nervous at first and may not be showing our true selves, so the impression is usually neither particularly good nor bad… In most cases, it’s only positive feedback.
If I meet the same person a second or third time, I feel I’d have a different impression because I start noticing things I didn’t catch on the first date, as well as more of their personality and habits. Is it okay to submit feedback after the second date and beyond as well?
I was wondering whether feedback from later dates might offer more varied opinions and impressions than feedback from the first date. I’m sorry if that would be overstepping.
Let me answer as well—Kida here.
Just like Miyoshi, I’m totally in favor!
I’d love to hear about any mishaps that happened around the third date after the introduction, as well as stories about how the relationship developed six months later.
In my mind, the relationship goes smoothly until about the third date, and then the two gradually start to drift apart from the fourth date onward—but I don’t actually know how things play out in real life.
Since a dating club is, as the name suggests, about “long-term relationships,” I’d really love to hear about your experiences.
In other words, you’re asking us to have the club encourage people to do that, right?
Understood!
I’ll add that to the survey header.
Incidentally, when I look at Amazon reviews, there are sometimes reviews that seem suspicious. For example:
“It suddenly stopped working after two years. It turned out to be an expensive purchase.”
I understand writing a review soon after buying something, but would someone really go searching through their Amazon purchase history two years later just to write a negative review? I suspect those may be covert reviews posted by competing companies.
Feedback after introductions, however, isn’t like that.
If possible, I’d really appreciate it if you could share more about experiences that didn’t go well. That kind of feedback feels genuine, and I think it’s what everyone wants to read.
Please share your feedback on dates after the second one and on how the relationship develops.
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Miyoshi here with a response.
Regarding the post-date survey, we’d be delighted to hear your feedback after your second date and beyond as well. You’re very welcome to use the survey form or contact any of our branches directly.
We’re so pleased that you made this suggestion. Please feel free to share your thoughts and impressions with us.
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