Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here.
If she just deleted her account, you may still be able to get in touch with her. But if some time has passed since she left, you should probably assume that contacting her won’t be possible.
If she ever re-registers, you could contact the club then. In my case, I might ask the woman whether she’d be willing to get in touch, but I’m not sure how the current staff handle these situations.
Something similar happened before. When I contacted the woman, she said, “My smartphone broke, and I lost all my contacts, so I couldn’t get in touch.” The man also wanted her to contact him, so I gave her his contact information and left the rest up to her.
When I later asked the man, he said she had contacted him properly, so it seemed they were able to reconnect.
That said, the broken phone was obviously just an excuse. At the time, she probably no longer wanted to stay in touch. But when she came back to re-register, she was naturally looking for a papa (a male supporter), so it’s more likely that she may have thought meeting him again would be okay.
Of course, how the staff respond may vary, and they might simply say it’s not possible. But if they notice that she has re-registered, contacting the staff could give you a chance of getting back in touch.
Still, there may have been a reason she no longer wanted to see you, such as the allowance being too low. In most cases, I think the woman probably doesn’t want further contact, so you’d be better off looking for someone new.
Many men don’t seem to take it seriously when I tell them they should increase the allowance. But those men should understand that losing contact with women is only natural.
I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
> We exchanged LINE contacts, but she hasn’t replied!
“Don’t chase someone who’s leaving”—I think that’s an unspoken rule of dating clubs.
If she wants to get in touch, she’ll message you on LINE. It may be best to just leave things as they are.
P.S.
There are plenty of people at dating clubs waiting to receive an offer. Giving up on someone who’s leaving is part of being an adult, too.
I’m Kazu, a male member.
I don’t think there’s anything you can do. Since she’s withdrawn from the service, it’s best to leave her alone. She’s not responding because she wants to be left alone.
