Yes, I have been asked to have an intimate relationship without a condom (of course, even if someone asked me just once, I never saw that person again).

I’m Saito, a column writer♪ Lately, there seems to be a huge increase in requests for going without a condom. Is that being used as a way to maintain a relationship? I don’t mean to compare it to soaplands, but unprotected sex has become so common that more and more sex workers who insist on using condoms are being pushed out. I’ve received several consecutive stories and consultations from women who left the industry or switched establishments because they were struggling with this. Things have become quite difficult. It really makes you realize just how much the supply of women has increased these days… To the men who are maintaining their relationships with condom-protected intimacy: I sincerely hope you can continue enjoying a good relationship for many years to come.

Maezawa from the president’s office here as well. > Even though it’s a free relationship, I hope you’ll make sure that point is strictly observed… Whether or not to use protection is up to the two of you, based on your discussion, so the club does not get involved. After all, it’s a free relationship. That said, if someone—whether male or female—takes “the club won’t get involved because it’s a free relationship” as a license to do something wrong, we will get involved. If someone forces you to do something you never agreed to, such as doing something without your permission, please consult a staff member.