I’m a former female member.

Yokoyama from the staff will also respond. Maezawa has already answered as well, but since the feedback comes through Universe, we keep it on file for reference. Even if negative feedback comes in, I don’t think you need to worry about it if the person has already left.

I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer as well. I never received feedback like that when I was involved, so I’m not entirely sure how this works. Normally, feedback would be about a date arranged by Universe. In other words, it would be a report saying that the person they met was like this. Even if the woman had already left the service, I imagine that information would still be saved as a report submitted by the male member. However, since she has left, the facts can’t be verified. So it would remain unverified information reported by the man. Also, if the man is threatening you, please don’t give in to him. The basic process is to confirm the facts with both parties before making a decision, so if you haven’t done anything wrong, I think you can be confident. That said, the staff may misunderstand the situation, so I recommend keeping a record of all your exchanges with him.

I’m a male member, Paper Airplane. If you were running a club or agency, would you really ignore someone who still receives complaints even after leaving? If that person registered again, wouldn’t deleting their data make the management look irresponsible? That applies whether it’s a man’s or a woman’s data. To begin with, most people never receive complaints. Even one complaint makes someone a serious person to watch out for. The person who filed it may also be viewed with suspicion as a possible troublemaker. In a club where both sides are expected to show adult consideration, it takes quite a lot for a dispute to arise. From the club’s perspective, that person can effectively be considered unnecessary.