I joined Universe at the end of April and met a dozen or so people, but I stopped making my profile public in May because I no longer had time to meet new people. I wanted to start meeting new people again, so I made it public once more last month. At first, I received lots of offers, and even my scout said I was getting an unusually high number of offers, but now I only receive likes. Could it be because of my reviews? 🥲

I recently met a Black Premium girl who’s so popular that the club has stopped accepting offers for her. She has a classy, refined look and was probably the cutest girl I’ve ever seen at Universe Club. Totally my type♡ Here’s what I told her, for reference: - Unless there’s a very good reason, don’t limit yourself to just one papa. - Generous (well-paying) papas can disappear quickly, so think of them as “bonuses” and keep several papas with medium-level allowances. - You should let your papas dream. Even if you have adult relationships with multiple men, your job is to make each one feel like he’s the only one.

When you joined Universe at the end of April, I imagine you still had a certain freshness about you. Until a month ago, you were seen as a fresh-faced former high school student, and your attractive looks probably made you popular. Now that six months have passed, people may no longer see you as someone who was in high school until recently, but simply as an ordinary woman in her late teens. Also, ratings usually don’t go above the maximum once they’ve increased, so normally only the fact that they went up is noted. But since your record shows that they went up, then down, and then up again, men may ask the staff why. At that point, the staff may have told them something based on feedback from past men, such as that you mentioned a high allowance during conversations with them. It’s possible that the men asked about your pay-per-meeting allowance, but you answered with your monthly allowance instead. However, if the staff are telling men your pay-per-meeting allowance, then you may only receive offers from men who are comfortable with that amount. Also, some men dislike women who were introduced by scouts, so you need to be careful in conversation. There’s also a more fundamental issue: you tend to receive many offers immediately after registering, and then fewer as time goes on. So it’s very common to wonder why you were popular at first but not anymore. The reason is simple: all the men who wanted to make you an offer did so when you first registered. From this point on, your offers will mainly come from men who joined Universe afterward, or men who want to wait and see feedback from others before making an offer. Naturally, the number of offers drops significantly. With that in mind, I think your offers would probably increase again if you could move down to a lower class. Why not ask your scout whether they can arrange that? If they give you reasons and tell you that your current class is the best fit, or say they’ll ask Universe but you don’t actually get moved down, then they may not be a scout who is genuinely looking out for you.

Well, that’s the reality, so you have to figure out how to work with it. The offers tend to be the most generous when you first register, so it’s only natural for them to decline afterward. As I wrote in my previous answer, this is papa-katsu after all, so narrowing it down to just one person is unrealistic, and relationships can end quickly. I think it’s standard to keep two or three papas on hand as a form of risk management. If you’ve lost your generous supporter and money is tight, then rather than limiting yourself to one person, set aside the idea of exclusivity and rotate between several papas while waiting for an offer from a good one. Next time, I think it would be better not to rely completely on just one person: value your generous papa, but keep two or three other papas lined up as well...

Kaz is pretty harsh on college girls, lol. I think it means she’s gradually losing touch with one generous (well-paying) papa (a male supporter). Since she wrote in her previous question that there can sometimes be more than a month between meetings, she probably already has a vague feeling that he’s getting bored with her and starting to cut her off, don’t you think? So I don’t think the questioner is contradicting herself. I think it’s a serious question. Originally, she wrote that she wanted 150,000 yen a month, so she was probably still quite innocent at that point. Then maybe some generous (well-paying) papa spoiled her by throwing money at her. From the questioner’s perspective, she did as she was told and focused on one person, but then the frequency of their meetings started decreasing. She probably feels like she was deceived, and thinks, “If that’s how it is, I’ll find an even better papa.” I suppose that’s what growing up in Tokyo means, but hopefully she has a strong enough mentality, because this sounds like the kind of thing that could really mess her up. Anyway, I think the biggest reason she isn’t getting any offers is that she has a premium attached to her—her rate is set higher than the usual offers. If she isn’t getting any offers, they should just remove the premium. In any case, when this activity goes well, you can make a ridiculous amount of money. But I think it’s important to maintain the mindset of “I’m only earning the money I actually need.” The more money you make, the more you want. Especially if you’ve struggled financially in the past. Before you know it, you can end up mentally unwell. You’ll probably grow up in Tokyo by being lied to and deceived by all kinds of people. In that sense, those experiences may be necessary to become stronger—but don’t forget why you started. By that, I mean remembering what you originally needed the money for.

In your earlier question, you said, “Honestly, it would be difficult to rely on that person alone,” but here you say, “Things ended with that person.” Did things end with them in the roughly 20 minutes between the two posts? Personally, I can’t imagine continuing to associate with someone who makes contradictory statements. Even this question seems like nothing more than trolling. After looking at your profile, my personal impression was: “People’s tastes really are diverse if there are that many men willing to make an offer based on this profile.” I think the reason is that all the men who would consider making an offer after seeing this woman’s profile have already come and gone. There are several other factors that may be contributing, but I’ll refrain from mentioning things that aren’t visible to women, since I don’t think that would be appropriate. An addition after reading Mac’s answer: > Kazu is pretty tough on female college students, though lol I just don’t like giving preferential treatment solely because a woman is around twenty years old. (lol) Whether they’re a woman or a man, I can’t like someone who says things that don’t add up—even if they’re sitting right in front of me with their legs spread.