I’ve re-registered with Universe Club.

Thank you for your question, Mina. Even if you re-register, your profile is gradually made visible to Black-tier male members, just like a new woman’s profile. Under the current system, there is one disadvantage: even after you leave and re-register, your original registration date remains displayed forever as your registration date. Other than that, there shouldn’t be any particular disadvantages, so please don’t worry. Actually, your profile is also displayed in stages when you have new photos taken. I believe this is simply due to how the system works. That said, just because there are many requests from male members, why would they display a registration date that doesn’t reset even after someone leaves? What are they thinking? The president has apparently said they should stop doing that because it puts women at a disadvantage. However, the person in charge keeps insisting that there are many requests from male members, so who knows what will happen. Men have their opinions, and women have theirs. I think the club’s job is to find a compromise that minimizes the disadvantages for both sides. Why do they insist on listening only to the opinions of male members…? It’s really frustrating. The explanation I often hear is, “Men are the ones paying.” But don’t they realize that if there are no women left, men won’t pay either? > I’m Platinum right now, but I can see not only BP women, but B women too. Huh? I thought that was strange, so I changed my own account to Platinum, and just as Mac said, I can see women whose profiles are visible only to Black members. My guess is that there’s a bug caused by two specifications getting mixed up: Platinum members are supposed to be able to view Black women, though they can’t send offers, but during the period when only Black members can view them, the system may have mistakenly made those women visible to Platinum members as well. It would be disappointing if they knew about it but were putting it off because they’re busy. (I do think Platinum members shouldn’t be restricted, though.)

The latter. More specifically, as a Royal member like me—someone who has spent a lot of money at Universe Club and presumably received fairly positive reviews from the women—I get priority introductions to Premier Black women before they’re publicly listed. That’s how I was introduced to Ace. The other half of my two-star lineup of monthly arrangements was someone I failed to notice and make an offer to when she first registered. Later, I spotted her after she re-registered and appeared at the very top of the listings, made an offer, and that’s how we got to where we are now. She got married and had a baby, so we haven’t had an adult relationship (intimate) in over a year and a half, but I’ve continued giving her the same monthly allowance as before. Going on dates with the three of us, including the baby, makes me incredibly happy. I’ve continued paying the monthly amount I promised her on the day we met, even in months when we couldn’t see each other even once. She graduated from papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) long ago, and in practice, her papa-katsu with me has also ended, but I haven’t changed the amount I give her. Personally, I feel this is what lies beyond papa-katsu, and I wonder if things with Ace will eventually settle into this kind of relationship too. The hope of women in papa-katsu is that, in exchange for offering their young, beautiful bodies to a papa (a male supporter), he’ll continue looking after them for life from behind the scenes, right? All I’m doing is empathizing with that desire and putting it into practice. But if I write this, I’m sure some papas who find it inconvenient will go berserk. I wish they’d bring back the Noblesse class that used to be exclusive to Royal members. Edit: The screen for male members changes roughly every 48 hours as follows: B: Currently visible to Black members BP: Currently visible to Black and Platinum members BPG: Currently visible to Black, Platinum, and Gold members BPGS: Visible to everyone However, for popular women, sometimes only the B status comes back.

> According to Make’s answer, the man in question seems to be Black, right? Not necessarily. If the questioner is Standard, then Standard men can also make offers from the first day, so an offer on the first day doesn’t automatically mean he’s Black. Women can see a man’s class if class visibility is turned on, right? I think so. > If he’s Standard, isn’t his profile viewable six days after the woman’s registration date? The initial registration date is shown on the profile, but the date of re-registration isn’t. So from the woman’s perspective, there’s no way to know whether the offer came on the first day after re-registration or six days later, right? Actually, how did Make and Paper Airplane know that profiles are made public every two days after re-registration, starting with Black? Was that written somewhere? > The intent behind this question How about something like: “After re-registering, I quickly received an offer from a man whose class wasn’t disclosed, and then two days later I received an offer from a Platinum man. Since they both requested the same date and time, I’m unsure which one to prioritize.” > I can tell how much is visible from symbols like B, P, and GS. I see—so that’s how it works. Thank you. I’m Platinum now, but I can see not only BP but also B. The Black and Platinum displays are the same, and the difference is that at the B stage, a Platinum man can’t make an offer unless he upgrades his class—is that correct?

Because the club woman is an M who likes having a master In addition to lovely women who hadn’t been publicly listed yet, I was sometimes introduced in advance to women who were the same in that respect but seemed too risky—or problematic—to ever be listed publicly. Normally, they’re made public a few days later, but these women never appeared. From what I heard, maybe they had interviewed together with a friend, so the club couldn’t bring itself to reject them. Perhaps they were keeping them around for a while because, at least, they weren’t unattractive… Meanwhile, their friends were receiving offers one after another, while they weren’t even listed as registered members. Some of them had already withdrawn by that very evening, on the same day they were introduced in advance… Re-registered women are made public in the same way as new members. > How did you know that re-registered women also become visible to Black members two days at a time? Whether they’re re-registered, new, or Standard members, at first they can only be viewed by Black male members. You can tell how far each level can view them from the symbols, such as B, P, and GS. > Don’t they realize that men won’t pay if there are no women? That’s exactly right! It’s a structure where men flock to the women. With dating services for men and women, all you have to do is keep bringing in new women, and the men will automatically keep flocking in. Displaying the registration date for re-registered women may have the advantage that, since men flock to new women first, being “new” is guaranteed in a sense.