I’m the one who asked about men’s occupations. Thank you for your answers. So everyone tells the club their real occupation during the interview.

Maezawa from the Management Planning Office here as well. I searched for “construction, 40s” and found one person. However, this person also registered with Universe as working in construction, so if this is the same person, there’s a strong possibility that he joined the club by lying about his occupation. If you received a business card from him, I think it would be best to take a photo of it and send it to the club. Even then, rather than writing it as a complaint, I think it would be better to simply report it in a matter-of-fact way, such as: “He was listed as working in construction, but he gave me a doctor’s business card, so I’m just contacting you to let you know.” Personally, I wouldn’t mind if you wrote it as a complaint, but not all staff members feel the same way ＞＜ By the way, there are also people who hold a medical license and have their own hospital, but are listed as executives of a medical equipment manufacturer or something similar. In those cases, they’re often introduced using the latter occupation. That probably wouldn’t be considered a lie, but if there are people who are lying, I really wish they would stop doing things that make women feel suspicious. If you’re going to expose him anyway, I hope you’ll properly report it to Universe as well.

I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member. Writing my exact profession would cause various problems, so I imagine some people list an occupation related to their work instead. In a way, the construction industry and doctors are pretty similar. For example, a surgeon cuts, attaches, and stitches things. That’s not so different from a carpenter cutting boards, putting up panels, and leaving hammer marks from driving in nails—just like sewing fabric with a machine. Seen that way, a doctor is basically a human carpenter（笑）