They’re running a campaign right now, but if I take advantage of it and buy points or a passport, will my coordinator think I’m being cheap?

Since this is a promotional campaign, I think the people at the club that organized it would be happy if you made full use of it. You won’t know what a woman is like until you meet her and try dating her, so I don’t think you’ll find a regular partner unless you meet plenty of women. This isn’t marriage or a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship, so I honestly don’t understand why people are so fixated on staying with one person long-term. If you want to spend your life with just one person, you should get married and accept the rules of that marriage-like social fiction. Since this system allows both sides to date multiple people, why not date several women and help them earn plenty of allowance? If you have the financial means, I think it’s perfectly fine to date lots of women. I imagine many women are also dating multiple people and getting allowance from plenty of papas, so there’s no reason for the papa side to limit themselves to just one woman either. Date lots of women, support them with your allowance, and make them happy. P.S. My Patro membership expires in December, and I also received birthday-offer points, so I made several last-minute offers. Today, after quite a while, I finally had a hit and met a girl I feel like I could really get into. She’s a nurse with a classy, refined look, but she’s very sensual and easily aroused. She has a great figure and is beautiful. Despite having tiny pink nipples, she became very responsive right away and was incredibly sensitive. It was great. She’s a little on the petite, youthful-looking side, so that was exciting too. Maybe it’s because of her profession, but she was wonderfully attentive in every way. Even afterward, she stayed close and hugged me through the entire post-intimacy wind-down. She was a long-awaited hit, so I’m definitely going to start a monthly arrangement with her through FuuGirls. There’s always someone even better out there. Great women are waiting for your offers. Keep making offers and searching. It’s as fun as a treasure hunt.

I noticed the campaign yesterday and purchased ¥300,000 (420,000 points). The only thing I’m wondering is whether the campaign bonus will be void if I make the bank transfer today but it isn’t credited until next year.

> Do you think the staff member in charge comes across as stingy? Even though they’re running a campaign, using it won’t make you seem stingy at all. In fact, I think the staff would be happy if you took advantage of it. That said, as you pointed out, profits go down when people use the campaign, so why run one in the first place? And they always seem to conclude that the campaign was a success—but is increasing sales really a success if it comes at the expense of profits? Normally, if a company’s profit margin is only 10%, offering a bonus of more than 10% would put it in the red. Of course, the break-even point changes as sales increase, but they don’t seem to be calculating things that carefully when they talk about whether the campaign was a success or failure. A company that simply considers “sales went up, so it was a success” seems a little concerning to me. But since nobody seems to think about it that way, I’d say you should make full use of the campaigns. > What do they think about male clients who meet with several different women? I don’t think they really care. If a man only ever made one offer from the time he joined until he left, the club probably wouldn’t be operating on much of a scale in the first place. > Don’t women also feel that men who repeatedly fade out are extremely insincere? From the woman’s perspective, it’s simply a matter of when things with her will end. She has no way of knowing whether he also fades out on other women. People who lie are insincere, but as long as he handles things honestly, I don’t think he’ll be seen as insincere.

When a popular woman receives dozens of offers, we’re the ones who get turned down. Do you consider that dishonest? I think only one in ten arrangements becomes ongoing. Keep making offers until you find someone who’s truly a good match.

The campaign may have been timed to coincide with Universe’s fiscal year-end, perhaps because they wanted to make their financial statements look better. There may be other factors like that as well. Also, bringing in future sales ahead of time has become a standard business practice these days. I think it’s also quite effective at increasing overall revenue. > Being able to stay with one person for a long time Some people are suited to that, while others aren’t. I think it’s perfectly fine for there to be all kinds of people. Depending on the person, some may want to: Deepen their relationship with one person, or meet lots of different people? Meet occasionally, every week, or frequently? Meet with an emphasis on time efficiency, or take things at a more relaxed pace? I think there are all kinds of men and women out there.