I’m the person who asked the question at https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/2534.

I’m a BB7 male member. When you say you have gender dysphoria and don’t wear skirts, does that mean you’re physically and legally female, but your brain is male? I assume you’re also attracted to women, but are you open to both? (Sorry if I’ve misunderstood.) If you’re only attracted to women, then I do feel Universe may not be the right place for you. If you’re open to both and choose to register while being upfront about it, there may be men who would still make you an offer—especially if you’re attractive.

I’m a male member in Seattle. If you feel male at heart, registering as a female member with Universe Club probably isn’t right for you. It sounds painful, so you don’t have to force yourself. If you want to make money, I feel working at a lesbian-oriented adult entertainment venue might suit you better.

I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member. That might be a little difficult for me… First of all, I’ve never met anyone who says that. I’d be okay with meeting and talking, though.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here. > The issue regarding sexuality is gender dysphoria. I see. Eventually, Universe would like to develop a system that can accommodate all kinds of people. At present, I’m not sure what the proper terminology is, but people who were assigned male at birth and present as women are also registered as women. It also seems that some women who are comfortable with either men or women are registered as well, based on information from male members. If someone was assigned female at birth but identifies as male, would their preferred partners be women? In that case, rather than registering on the women’s side, you might be able to register on the side of those who pay—the male member side. Universe may be able to consider this, so please contact Maezawa through our inquiry form. If that isn’t what you mean, and you identify as male but have a female body and would like to register on the women’s side, then presenting a more traditionally feminine appearance would likely be advantageous. As you said, it may not be the best fit. That said, registering in a pants-based outfit is also possible, so you’re absolutely welcome to come in for an interview.