Tips Sep 10, 2020 13:05

What is the mistress assessment response form like?

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https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/4481 In Maezawa-san’s answer to this question, he says, “Actually, on the women’s response form…” Is this response form on paper, or is it an online form that you open in a browser? Also, do women fill it out during their interview when they register? Ah, this is Kazu. Women usually say they’ve forgotten what they wrote, and since some women fill it out while others don’t, I was just curious.
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カズ
Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
I’m Kazu, a male member. I’m the type of person who’s curious about everything, so I was just asking out of curiosity(笑) I occasionally get approached about making an advance offer, but it’s no different from dealing with someone who has received zero offers, so there’s no real benefit or advantage for me. On a first date with someone who has received no offers, I usually end up being more like the person answering questions in a non-anonymous Q&A box(笑) Although, since we recognize each other by our club names, I guess it isn’t completely anonymous… Basically, women ask me various questions about how the system works, and I answer within the limits of publicly available information. Women in Category B, who don’t receive many offers, often seem to think, “I’ll compare this with any offers I receive later and then decide.” In my case, I simply ask for their contact information and generally wait for the woman to get in touch with me.
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
Kazu, These days, I’m pretty much exclusively into the type that’s more A than B. Compared with B- and C-types, I get far fewer offers—sometimes none at all—which works out nicely because it makes for calmer, more relaxed relationships. Oh, right—that was the question. I guess the question itself is just an added bonus for both the reader and the writer, huh? Do you also get a lot of advance offers, Kazu? Is there any real benefit to them?
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