I’m a male member. Imagining that I have six months left to live, I’m spending my days pursuing dates and activities with full offers and no upper limit on the amount, prepared to experience a lifetime’s worth of love (real or pretend?). I’d be grateful if you could share especially memorable experiences, joys, or moving moments you’ve had through the club. I want to be a gentlemanly papa (a male supporter), so I’d also love to hear from female members about times when they met a truly wonderful papa. I’d also appreciate learning how to handle graduation (saying goodbye) in a gentlemanly way.

I’m Saito, a columnist♪ I once suffered from a serious illness, and ever since then, I’ve lived each day with the same feelings as you. You mention making a full offer, but that means constantly trying things you don’t normally do. There are all kinds of surprises when meeting someone. Even if you simply ask the women directly, they’ll often share interesting stories about other male members. I think it’s a good idea to have them tell you those stories honestly, one by one. Playing around with women through a dating club gets boring surprisingly quickly, even if money is no object. I recommend seriously asking the women you’re currently meeting about it. After struggling to climb a mountain, when you finally see the view from the summit, all you see is an even bigger mountain ahead. There are no limits to what the mind can desire. Please enjoy a moderate amount of stimulation without crossing into anything criminal. I’d like to meet you too, of course—going Dutch.

I’m Lula, a male UC member and a member of the new salon. A lifetime’s worth of love! That level of commitment is truly wonderful. I’m also currently dating a woman with whom I hope to experience a lifetime’s worth of love. The most moving part has been realizing, time and again, that we’re connected emotionally—perhaps even more deeply than a “real” couple. (There are many examples, but I’ll refrain from sharing the specifics…) What I’m hoping to give back to her, beyond her monthly allowance and the occasional gifts, is this: “To make sure she never has to struggle financially for the rest of her life, as long as she doesn’t live recklessly.” 具体的には、そうですね。。。 In concrete terms, I’m thinking of buying and giving her a one-bedroom unit in a well-known luxury tower condominium—somewhere around Kachidoki in Tokyo, for example. Naturally, I would also take care of the taxes and other formalities. I’m not thinking of living together or using it as a place for our dates. We can continue meeting and going on dates outside, just as we have been. I wouldn’t even take a key. With a property like that, she could sell it and receive a considerable amount of money, or rent it out. I believe it would be an effective way to support her life going forward. Even if I pass away first, the property will remain—haha. I hope you, too, have a wonderful encounter.(^^)/

I’m Seattle, a male member. I’ve only been with Universe for a year, so this isn’t about anyone I met through Universe. I really enjoy helping women who are genuinely struggling to pay their tuition and are working hard at their studies. I’ve supported three women through graduation and into their careers, and it’s been very fulfilling. When we part ways because one of them is moving far away or for some other reason, I give her a lump sum—not a huge amount, but something like severance pay. I feel it’s a cleaner way to part than ending things abruptly, and it means she won’t immediately have to worry about her living expenses.