Hello.

I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer as well. > Should I have told them after all? I think you should have. It’s still possible to tell the staff now, but it would have made more of an impact when you registered. At that point, your profile is displayed on the homepage and gets more attention, whereas afterward it gradually moves to the back pages. Also, even if the description is changed later, I get the impression that men usually only look at a woman’s profile a second time when her photo has changed. (Though they may check several times if they’re particularly interested in her.) Given that, I think the level of attention would have been different if you had mentioned it initially rather than now. That said, newly registered men will still see it, so it can still be effective. There’s also a comment section where you can write things yourself. You could say: “I couldn’t tell the staff, but the truth is, I have no sexual experience.” > If I tell them, will it be noted on my profile in some way? In most cases, it will be properly noted. (In many cases, it’s stated directly that the woman is a virgin.)

I’m a male member based in Seattle. Yes, you should let them know. Men who make offers do so with full awareness of what they’re committing to, and they put real thought into it. It’ll probably be worded vaguely in the profile, using indirect hints.