Are there women who make you happy because you feel they’re “good value for money,” regardless of how much you give them? If so, what makes you feel that way?

I’ll answer as Maezawa from the president’s office. I believe there are women who make you genuinely happy—not because of the cost performance, but simply because of who they are. That’s why some relationships end up lasting a long time. By the way, I don’t think people view women in terms of cost performance, and I don’t think it’s healthy to get caught up in that. Women aren’t objects.

I’m Rula, a male UC member and a member of the new salon. I think it’s great when someone’s level of personal disclosure matches my own. For example, when I say, “My real name is ___,” they might respond, “My first name is ___, so please call me that from now on.” Or when I say, “I’m originally from ___,” they might say, “I see. I’m from ___.” Of course, both people need to protect their personal information while getting to know each other. But I find it easy to connect with someone whose sense of timing matches mine—someone who feels, “Our mutual trust has grown this much, so it should be okay to share this much.” When that doesn’t match, I can’t really feel that we’ve connected emotionally, and I end up thinking, “We just don’t seem to click.”

I’m Seattle, a male member. She’s someone who’s fun to talk to. She doesn’t just sit back and listen—she can bring up topics herself and crack jokes. I can enjoy spending hours with a woman like that.