If a background check is done when I get married in the future, how likely is it that my past will come to light?
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I was registered with Universe Club for just two months and met around ten people. I used a separate device for LINE and was careful about the locations of my dates, so I don’t think anyone I know likely saw me.
I reached my target amount in four months and have since quit papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) altogether.
If you cancel that phone, too, there’ll be almost no evidence, so I doubt you’ll get caught.
There’d be no way to track you down.
If anything, the most likely possibility is that the information you sent to this Q&A box is still in the questioner’s email on their current phone, and a professional third party figures out their password, opens it, and finds out.
So hurry up and completely delete the history of asking this question here, lol.
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Registered with Universe Club for only two months
Met 10 people
Used a separate device for LINE
Quit papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) altogether after four months.
Based on that, the chances of it being discovered seem quite low.
The main possibility would be if a background-check company found out how you obtained your target amount, in which case it might come up that you could have earned the money through papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), working in the nightlife industry, or the adult entertainment business.
It may also depend on how many years from now the marriage is.
If it’s been more than five years, investigating things that far back would probably be difficult.
I can’t say exactly how likely it is to be found out, but if you’ve been this careful and can leave at least five years before getting married, it seems unlikely that it would come to light.
That said, I think this assumes you parted on good terms with all 10 people and haven’t made any of them hold a grudge against you.
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I’m a little curious too.
I don’t know what kind of young woman she is, but I doubt papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) would come to light very often.
The real question is whether there’s any need to investigate her background in the first place.
Even if you seriously tried to look into it, I don’t think there’d be much you could find once enough time had passed.
Investigations into cheating are ongoing, so to speak, and I’m not sure you’d be able to gather any evidence.
Well, a really good private investigator might be able to uncover everything…
But who knows?
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It depends on how much the client is willing to spend, how capable the investigation agency is, and how much of a trail the subject has left behind. I don’t think it’s possible to give a blanket answer about the likelihood of success.
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