I’m not getting any offers at all, so I’m wondering if I should quit. What should I do?

Maezawa from the President’s Office here. If you haven’t been registered for six months yet, I think it’s best to wait until then. Even if you assume no offers are coming, one may come in around the six-month mark. You could also contact the branch where you registered and ask, “I haven’t received any offers. What should I do?” They’ll probably give you the usual advice, like adding comments to your profile. When they do, you could also ask, “Would it be possible to have my photos taken again?” Normally, they may say that re-shooting is only available after six months. However, since you’re consulting them because you haven’t received any offers, they might say, “Maybe you’ll get offers if we take new photos,” and agree to a re-shoot. I’m not sure what your dating type is, but you could bring a swimsuit—or borrow one from the branch if they have one available, although sizing may be an issue—and use swimsuit photos instead. It may also help to try appealing yourself in ways you didn’t before. Of course, if you contact me, Maezawa, through the inquiry form next to the question box page, I can at least take a look at your profile. https://universe-club.jp/help/contact/

I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member. > I’m not getting any offers at all. The usual suggestions are: - Have your photos retaken - Update your profile comments or add your hobbies and skills - Change your dating preferences - Consult with the club If you’ve tried all of these and still aren’t getting any offers, I think it may be understandable to leave the club. That said, if you’re not worried about being recognized, women generally don’t have to pay anything just to remain registered, so you might eventually catch someone’s eye and receive an offer. P.S. I just checked my favorites list and found quite a few women I like. I’d be happy to make an offer to any of them if they were available, but I don’t make offers to anyone else while I’m continuing to see someone, so I haven’t made an offer in over a year. There may be other people with the same approach, so it might be worth waiting until students graduate or until the usual personnel-transfer season.