Tips Nov 3, 2020 18:32

I came across a question about men canceling at the last minute.

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https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/4952 If there are no penalties even for dates arranged through the club, then is there really any need to report last-minute cancellations on second or third dates? Based on the staff’s answers in the Q&A, I had assumed they were happy to receive feedback on dates after the first one as well, but how necessary is it really? And to what extent is that feedback actually taken into account? I saw an answer somewhere in the Q&A saying that if a man receives a lot of negative feedback, the women he is matched with will be contacted in advance. Does this only get reflected when the behavior is as serious as forcing someone to have sex?
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here. Thank you for your question. > If there are no penalties even for dates arranged through the club, then is there really any need to share information about last-minute cancellations on second or third dates? Have you really been stood up by men that often? I had the impression that last-minute cancellations by men on club-arranged dates were only about 1/100 to 1/1,000 as common as cancellations by women. By “negative feedback,” we mean feedback about something that most women would find unacceptable. So, information that other women would find useful should definitely be shared.
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