It’s Mac again. Sorry to bother you while you’re busy.

Maezawa from the President’s Office here. This has gradually turned into a rather complicated issue, hasn’t it? After an offer is made, the relationship is a matter of free choice between consenting adults, so how that relationship takes shape is up to the two people involved. (I say “two,” but I imagine some people may have relationships with multiple women.) With that in mind, if the people directly involved are participating, it doesn’t really seem like mere information sharing. I don’t believe deepening their personal connections would violate the rules. The problem, in my view, is sharing someone’s personal information when that person isn’t present. Once it comes to that, I believe it would constitute a violation of the rules. If the person is participating of their own free will and agrees to the arrangement, then they’re one of the parties involved, so I don’t think they would be considered a third party. (Apologies if my definition of “third party” is incorrect.) Conversely, if a woman isn’t told anything and shows up for a date only to find several other people there, and feels uncomfortable about it, then regardless of whether it technically violates the rules, I’d question it on a basic human level.