Are there really that many women at dating clubs who want cunnilingus?
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There was a question along the lines of, “If you give me a condom blowjob, I’ll give you plastic cunnilingus,” but I’m like, “Sure, go ahead—actually, I’m perfectly fine if you skip it altogether.” Same goes for deep kissing. My boyfriend is a different story, though.
I think men are overwhelmingly the ones who insist on the natural feel…
Also, someone from the staff answered, “Women are scary,” or something to that effect. What exactly is scary about them?
As Maezawa said in his answer, I think people who want a condom blowjob would be more than happy with plastic cunnilingus—or with skipping cunnilingus altogether.
I don’t think it’s very appropriate for an adult to listen only to the loudest old men and then write off women as a whole. Especially when answering under the company’s name.
I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I think people who are willing to do condom-protected fellatio or plastic-sheet cunnilingus should do so, while those who don’t like it simply shouldn’t. Since dating involves another person, the relationship can continue if both parties are comfortable with it…
That said, if you do it without protection, you need to be prepared for the consequences.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
Thank you for your question.
> Are there really that many women at dating clubs who want a guy to go down on them?
Women have all sorts of reasons for signing up. Some have ended up in a sexless relationship and want to be seen as a woman again.
For women like that, I don’t think it’s specifically about receiving oral sex. They probably want to be loved properly as women, and may want their partner to do various things for them.
I don’t think there are that many, though.
As for the previous questioner, it seems he simply misunderstood the situation, unrelated to any of that…
> Someone answered, “Women are scary.” What exactly is scary about them?
What is it that’s scary, I wonder?
If, as Mac-san says, he somehow foresaw this question, that would be amazing. Though even without foreseeing it, writing something like that would inevitably lead to this, wouldn’t it? (笑)
Still, he’s a brand-new recruit who only joined this year, so please help toughen him up, questioner.
(Please do it here in the Q&A section. It wouldn’t be good if you did it in real life and the questioner ended up getting hurt.)
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/4879
This is about that question, right?
Looking at the question in question, all the answers seem to be holding back. After reading those responses, did you ask this because you still felt you had to say more? The questioner’s combative, “what goes around comes around” style made me feel that same sense of discomfort all over again—the feeling I had when I first read the original question.
I believe the staff member’s comment, “Women are scary, aren’t they?” was agreeing with Flag Maker’s remarks:
> Don’t men find women scary?
> I always think that when I see questions like this.
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> I’m far too scared to ask something like this myself.
> So scary, so scary…
I don’t think they were criticizing women. I think they were gently admonishing, together with Flag Maker, the men who ask questions like that.
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