It’s been several months since I registered, and I still haven’t been approached even once.

I’m a BB7 male member. I don’t know which location you’re registered with, but if you’re registered in Tokyo, there are more male members, so you’ll likely receive more offers. In regional areas, there are fewer male members, so there tend to be fewer offers. Everyone else is being kind and sugarcoating their comments, so I’ll give you a deliberately blunt and realistic answer. If, in case ③, you’re Type A or B, have a C cup or smaller, are in your late 20s or older, have an average-looking face, work as an office employee, and don’t have any particular selling point, then honestly, I don’t think you’ll receive any offers. On the other hand, even if ① and ② aren’t great, you can still receive offers if ③ is good. That’s just how this place works. If you’re thinking, “No way, my stats aren’t that bad,” then the reason is probably something along the lines of what the other respondents have mentioned.

I’m in my 30s and a new member. I don’t think where you live is necessarily that much of a disadvantage. Personally, I find it difficult to make an offer when the impression from the video, your appearance in the photos, or the staff’s comments isn’t positive. The same applies to job interviews and presentations: while it may seem unfair to be judged based on just one brief moment, I also believe that your usual attitude and the effort you put in over time show through precisely because it’s a one-shot opportunity. With that in mind, why not either register with a different club or work on yourself first, then have Universe reshoot your profile? I do think it’s possible to move up a class or improve your overall impression with a reshoot.

I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member. This is a difficult question, and I completely understand how you feel. As for this issue, パパ活紳士, a male member who seems likely to become a salon member, has given an excellent answer: “Try putting yourself in a man’s position and think about what would make him want to offer you an arrangement. Also, attending events might be worth considering.” ↑ I think that really sums it up. In addition, you might want to try contacting Mac as well. Take action and work toward earning a positive evaluation. Best of luck.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. I won’t know unless I take a look, so if you contact Maezawa through the “Contact Us” link below the question box, I can check into it for you. https://universe-club.jp/help/contact/ > ① I didn’t speak very well in the video message Most people are in the same boat. That said, the way you speak, your mannerisms, and the tone of your voice can all work in your favor. There are also cases where someone looks great in photos but not as good on video. However, I don’t feel that re-recording the video would make much difference. > ② A staff member took my photos, and I was told I could have them retaken later by a professional photographer, but I haven’t gone in yet I’m not sure what you mean. At Universe, photos are taken by staff members only. That said, we take photos every single day, so our staff are quite skilled at it. Still, if the person was new, their photography skills may not have been quite there yet. Maybe you were referring to having them retaken by a more experienced staff member? I’m not entirely sure. > ③ Maybe there simply isn’t any demand for my face or body? It’s quite possible that the photos weren’t taken very well. But it’s also possible that you just didn’t happen to match the members’ preferences.