I’m Rin, a female member.
I’m late to the discussion, but I agree with Papua’s opinion.
I think your concern that being a virgin might turn off someone you genuinely like is probably unfounded. These days, being a 30-year-old virgin is becoming increasingly common, so it’s not unusual.
If you genuinely like older men, or if you’re making this choice for financial reasons while already understanding the value of your virginity, then that’s perfectly fine. If you mention that in your profile, you might even be flooded with offers. Whether the first person to make an offer is a wonderful gentleman, though, would be a gamble…
There’s also a possibility—however small—that you’ll attract someone who is always looking for new members under 20 and sees virginity as an added selling point.
Think it through carefully. You’re still young.
Whether you’ll regret it or not comes from deep within your own heart, and those feelings may suddenly surface years later. I don’t think you’d tell someone you meet through a club and who gives you money absolutely everything about your true feelings or your real life. As long as the arrangement continues, money can create a powerful and appealing bias, making you unlikely to look back or question it. Even if she’s young, she may simply be a woman who’s handling things well and is suited to the club environment.
Maezawa from the Business Planning Office here as well.
> I’m thinking about going to an interview. Is it okay if I go to an office in a different prefecture?
Your assigned branch is determined by your address, so normally we’ll direct you to that branch.
However, if another branch is easier or closer for you because of train routes or other reasons, it’s perfectly fine to interview there instead.
If you’re not sure, you could write something like this when applying:
“I live in XX Prefecture, but I wasn’t sure which branch I should interview at, so I applied to this branch. Is that correct?”
You’ll likely receive a reply along the lines of:
“Your assigned branch is XX, but applying to this branch is fine,”
or:
“Your assigned branch is XX, so would you like to make your reservation there instead?”
> I’m 20 and a virgin. Is there a chance I’ll be accepted?
It’s impossible to say based on that information alone—you would need to come in for an actual interview.
For example, even if we only considered physical characteristics, someone who is 160 cm tall, weighs 80 kg, and is 20 and a virgin would have a relatively high chance of being rejected. However, with the same profile, if she had an H-cup bust, for example, her chances of being registered would be higher.
Things also depend on factors beyond physical characteristics, such as your mannerisms, the way you speak, and your overall presence. So it’s hard to say without seeing you at an interview.
> Personally, I’d like to be chosen by someone wonderful.
Quite a few women have had a male member of Universe as their first partner, so I hope you meet someone kind.
That said, if someone only wants to meet once, you should turn them down and make an effort to find a man who will properly support you going forward.
I’m Basil, a male member.
I think you should be able to register at a branch in a neighboring prefecture. You may also be able to do the interview online.
> I’m 20 and a virgin. Is there a chance I’ll be accepted?
> Personally, I’d love for a wonderful person to take care of me.
Please make sure to mention this in your profile and choose Relationship Type B rather than A.
Of course, it depends on your looks and the impression you make on the staff during the interview, but rather than being rejected, you’ll probably receive a flood of offers. Since you’re older and not overly pushy, and you also have money, your first experience could be wonderful—with things like fine dining and luxury hotels—especially compared with people your own age.
I’d love to make the first offer.
