Nice to meet you. I’m a Type C female member.

Maezawa from the president’s office here to answer as well. Thank you for your question. If you get your period on the day of your first date, please contact the staff first. We can’t tell the man directly, but if he invites you to continue the date and you tell him, “Actually…” you can then add: “I told the staff, so I thought they had already informed you.” Also, if you let Universe know, we may ask the man something like: “She doesn’t seem to be feeling well. Would you like to postpone the date?” He may pick up on the situation and agree to reschedule for a week later. Of course, some men who aren’t very perceptive may say, “It’s strange for her to suddenly feel ill. I won’t make her another offer.” But if a man is that oblivious, I can’t help thinking the date probably wouldn’t be enjoyable anyway… You may feel there’s no point if we don’t tell the man directly, but if you receive a bad review from him and it was caused by your period, we can invalidate that review. So it would be best to inform the staff beforehand. > I wonder who on the staff came up with that idea? How sleazy. I think one of the more mischievous female staff members announced it internally after discussing it with our corporate attorney. (笑)

I’m Fulleren, a male member! Hmm, I don’t think you necessarily need to use the word “period.” You could say something like, “I may not be feeling well,” or “It’s a time when I tend to feel sluggish.” There may be other ways to phrase it too. What do you think? If you explain things properly when you meet, they probably won’t think you were faking it.