Thanks for answering my question.

It depends on the allowance, but I’ve only ever known one person who had 11 partners at pay-per-meeting rates of 60,000 yen or more. So if this questioner really has 11 partners paying 60,000 yen or more each time, that would make two people, counting that girl I know. But are we really going to see such a rare-earth—no, rare character—appear here? > To “Make-Loser” > Who were you saying “you’re welcome” to? > I may be a blacklisted girl, but I don’t remember ever receiving an offer from you. I was responding to the person who asked the hidden question. So it wasn’t a reply to you.

Since it says, “Thank you for answering my question,” it looks like a thank-you message, which may be why it was displayed. But I wonder if it was actually written by someone different from the person who posted the earlier question. The reason I think that is because the earlier question ends with a period, while this one doesn’t. Sorry if I’m mistaken. By the way, when I searched the ID, it matched this: ＝＝＝＝＝ When will you reopen after the New Year holidays? 2025/12/30 14:45 Female, 20s, Universe female member 09905 https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/18118 ＝＝＝＝＝ Also, I don’t think having 11 women is “normal,” either. I haven’t conducted a survey, but that’s my general impression. I’d say the maximum is around 5–6 women for female members and 10–12 for male members. For reference, here’s a previous question: https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/18045 The reason women’s maximum is lower than men’s is that women are the ones who have to adjust their schedules to the men’s. That said, if someone’s policy is to focus exclusively on papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) and put all other commitments on the back burner, they might be able to manage 10–12 as well, just like men.