Tips Aug 12, 2019 03:08

There was a question about listing a woman’s virginity status, but if being a virgin is listed, does her profile get updated once she is no longer a virgin?

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For someone like me who is attracted to virgins, finding out that she had already lost her virginity before meeting me would be incredibly disappointing, so this kind of thing concerns me. The club lists whether someone is a virgin when she joins, but then says it doesn’t get involved in relationships after the introduction. So even if she had become sexually experienced with a male member who was set up with her before me, I can imagine the club casually saying, “That’s not our concern!” Even if I complained, saying, “You promoted her as a virgin, but that was a lie. I wouldn’t have met her if she wasn’t a virgin!”—wouldn’t it just feel pointless if they dismissed me by saying they couldn’t take responsibility for that?
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I’m Maezawa from the president’s office, and I’ll answer this as well. If it were me, I would make sure to follow up properly. Actually, I did. Whenever someone was no longer a virgin, I made sure to update their profile accordingly. (We could find out by asking for feedback right after the date.) That said, if multiple offers came in almost simultaneously, there was a chance she might no longer be a virgin by the time of the earlier date. In those cases, I explained beforehand that this was a possibility. I wonder how things are handled now. Personally, I think taking care of this much should be standard customer service. You may be wondering, “What do you mean, ‘I wonder’?” So, as for what you can do: When making an offer, include a condition asking them to confirm whether she is still a virgin at the time the offer is made—not at the time of the date. You could write something like: “Please confirm that she is a virgin as of the time of this offer. If that turns out not to be the case, please withdraw the offer.” However, just as during the interview, whether or not she is a virgin is based on her own declaration. It cannot be verified. (It’s usually truthful, so I don’t think we ever received feedback saying that someone had lied.) Please understand this risk, as well as the one mentioned above. Also, different branches may handle this differently. If you tried this and it still wasn’t addressed, could you contact me, Maezawa, through the inquiry form below this question box? Please include your club name and the club name of the person you made the offer to, along with a message such as, “They didn’t handle it properly.” In that case, I’ll investigate and get back to you.
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