I started dating a man I met for the first time and left Universe after he pressured me to cancel my membership. However, he would go as long as six months without contacting me, and since that didn’t work for me—I wanted to meet regularly—we decided to part ways. Now I’m thinking about registering again, but I don’t want that member to find out. Is it possible to make my membership invisible to a specific person?

Maezawa from the President’s Office here, answering your question as well. > I was pressured to quit Universe, so I left. That’s a violation of the rules. I often hear about people being pressured to quit, but I wonder if the penalties need to be stricter. I honestly don’t understand why some people think it’s okay not to follow the rules. (The reason is pretty obvious, though（笑）) Men who casually violate the rules will probably have no qualms about breaking personal promises as well, and are also more likely to easily break the law. I don’t think you should place much trust in what such men say. It’s probably best to deal with them assuming they’re the kind of people who don’t keep any of their promises. From now on, I recommend carefully assessing men before taking action. Now, to address your main question: > Is it possible to prevent my membership from being disclosed only to a specific person? Yes, it is. Please tell the staff when you reactivate your membership. They will handle it properly.

Ren Kurosaki, Sub-Chief Coordinator at the Osaka branch of West Customer Loyalty Group, will answer. To begin with, pressuring or forcing a female member to withdraw is a violation of the rules. That aside, as Ito explained, it is possible to hide your profile from specific people, so please consult the branch where you registered when you sign up again.