I'm Mac, one of the people answering questions. I sometimes get questions from women worried about their age, such as, “I'm in my 40s—can I register?” But when I think about it carefully, the main reason for confirming a woman's age is to make sure she is not under 18. There's even a saying—I forget which country it's from—that you should never ask a woman her age or a man his income. So I've started to feel that, when it comes to a woman's age, there should perhaps be a “Do not disclose” option on her profile.
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So here's my question: Is it really necessary for women to list their age on their profiles? What drawbacks would there be to adding a “Do not disclose” option? The only disadvantage I can think of is that a woman who is using another club under a false age might have her real age exposed when she joins Univa.
Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
Thank you for your question.
Since it seems most men look at a woman’s profile details, keeping your age private may result in fewer offers—or none at all.
I think it’s the same principle as blurring your photo: it can reduce the number of offers you receive.
Men can be pretty demanding（笑）, so I don’t think it’s likely to work out smoothly.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
I think having “age undisclosed” as an option would be a good idea. It’s kind of like blurring your profile photo. You might receive fewer offers, but it’s up to the individual.
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People who take the time to look at what’s really inside probably don’t need them, but I suppose those who need titles or “labels” would have a hard time without them.
I have absolutely no intention or need to lie about my age, but since it includes an uncommon age range, an unusual occupation, and even your zodiac sign and blood type, I feel there’s a considerable risk of being identified.
In that sense, I wish the information could be a little more general.
Marika
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This is Mei Uehara from the Tokyo branch.
Thank you as always for your continued support.
I get the impression that quite a few people are concerned about age, so I believe we may receive more inquiries about why the age is not disclosed.
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I’m Kami Hikōki, a male member.
I think age is essential.
At present, age searches are already divided into 18–19, 20–24, and 25–29, so I feel it’s indispensable to have the 20s broken down in more detail.
It would be even better if the age ranges were divided into 18–19, 20–23, 24–26, 27–29, 30–39, and 40+.
I used to host and MC parties, and titles like “Doctors or men earning ¥12 million or more,” “Men seeking younger girlfriends,” and “Men seeking women in their 20s” have always been popular staples.
P.S. Pafuwa-san,
As you wish. —Tsukuro
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