I’m thinking about registering with Universe Club once I turn 18. I saw that registration starts in April, but would it be possible to have the interview in March if I’m only doing the interview?
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Also, is it possible to be accepted at 18?
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At 18, your chances of being accepted are high.
That said, there’s no need to rush into a life that depends on other people and their money.
You’re young, so you should choose your own path in life.
If you ever truly need it, it won’t be too late to register with Universe.
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I haven’t had an adult relationship (intimate) with an 18-year-old yet.
The youngest girl I’ve been with was probably 19, if I remember correctly.
There’s no particular reason for that. If an 18-year-old seems like a good person, I wouldn’t hesitate to make her an offer, so if you’re interested, try going in for an interview in April.
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Previously, it was possible to have the interview as early as March, but now you can’t interview until April—or, even if you do interview earlier, they’ll probably ask you to come back again after April.
I think the reason may be that, during that time, some women changed their minds and became unreachable even after receiving an offer.
From April onward, even 18-year-olds can be accepted.
People say women around 30 are popular, but more men are now coming from dating apps, and there are still quite a few men who prefer younger women, so don’t worry.
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This isn’t an answer to the question—just a general observation.
Age and birth sign are shown on profiles. Looking at the dates of birth that can be inferred from that information, I suspect there may be a loophole in the rule requiring registration after April 1 of the year following the person’s 18th birthday.
Since people become adults at 18, someone who turned 18 in August 2025 should presumably already be allowed to register. However, allowing 18-year-old high school students to register would probably cause a lot of backlash, so I assume that’s why it isn’t permitted.
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