Tips Nov 8, 2020 19:54

Outside the periods when a state of emergency was declared during the COVID-19 pandemic, do popular female members receive multiple offers in a single month? New female members might, but are there also non-new members who get that many offers?

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Age: 30s 👩 Female Universe staff
Mamiya from Universe Tokyo here. One woman I interviewed during the COVID-19 pandemic had 37 date arrangements within six months of registering, which may be the highest I’ve seen. She went on 11 dates in her first month. I think the growing demand for online dates also helped boost the numbers. She still seems to be in high demand, but she’s currently on leave because she’s continuing to see someone she really likes.
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I’m Maezawa from the executive office, and I’ll answer this as well. Thank you for your question. Even now, some women receive more than 10 offers a month. In particular, the number of male members has been increasing recently, so I think it’s easier to receive offers than it was before. If by “not new anymore” you mean from the second month onward, popular women naturally receive many offers and may not be able to fit any more appointments into that month. As a result, they often continue to receive roughly the same number of offers the following month and the month after that. So, while there are certainly women who continue to receive multiple offers even after they’re no longer new, generally speaking, the longer someone has been registered, the fewer offers they tend to receive—often just one or two per month. That said, some people receive several offers at first and then don’t receive any for a while afterward, so it really varies from person to person.
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