I’m a female member.

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It’s been about a year since I joined in my mid-20s, and I’ve regularly received offers from all kinds of men. I’ve had some wonderful experiences, but there have also been plenty of times when I’ve felt stressed by the men. That said, I’m truly grateful to the people at the club for always giving me the opportunity to meet new people. I like the club, even though it has brought both difficult and enjoyable experiences, and I’m worried that I won’t be able to quit anytime soon. I’m not even sure what exactly I’m worried about. It’s not that I can’t quit for financial reasons—I’m not receiving a large amount of support from the men. I know I’ll eventually have to move on from the club, but I don’t feel like I’ll be able to graduate at all, and I’m starting to wonder whether it’s okay to continue like this.

Answer 1

Maezawa from the president’s office here, too. > I feel like I’ll eventually have to leave the club. Why not start by analyzing and clarifying why you feel that way? If you can’t identify a clear reason, then perhaps there’s no need for you to leave just yet. As long as you want to stay, I think it’s perfectly fine to do so. Everyone enjoys it in their own way. If things start becoming more difficult than enjoyable, you can take a break and come back whenever you feel ready. If you’re still having more good times than bad, I think you can simply continue as you are. The best is yet to come!

Answer 2

I’m a male member, Seattle. If you want to get married, I recommend starting your search for a partner right away while you’re still young and have an advantage, and doing it alongside papa-katsu. If marriage isn’t what you want, it might be good to have some kind of goal—whether it’s saving money or something else. This isn’t something you can keep doing forever, after all.

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