Among the women I’ve met, it seems that some are asked by the club whether they’d like to continue after six months, while others aren’t asked at all.
I assume the women who continue to receive offers after six months aren’t asked for confirmation—is that correct?
It’s just something I was wondering about, so if this is information the club prefers not to make public, there’s no need to display this post.
Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
Thanks for your question.
Originally, I think they probably contacted women who hadn’t been in touch for a long time to make sure they hadn’t gone completely unreachable if an offer came in for them.
So perhaps women who already have an offer don’t receive that confirmation because they’re currently in contact.
That said, I honestly have no idea how knowing this benefits you in any way.
Are you spying on Universe’s operations or something?
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This is Nagato from the Tokyo staff.
Regarding continuation checks, we may occasionally skip the confirmation for women who have recently been on dates around the time of the check or who have received a considerable number of offers.
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The first time I was contacted about renewing was 11 months after I joined.
I see it as a fairly laid-back club, with both good and bad points (though I haven’t personally noticed any bad ones in particular). I have no problem with that.
Marika
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