I’m columnist Fuu.
Thank you, Maezawa, for sharing your data.
That said, since the questioner has had eight in six months, assuming the pace of offers doesn’t slow down, doubling that would mean 16 offers a year—which seems to be above average. I had the most offers during my first year too, because I was having way too much fun.
For reference, taking a cue from Maezawa? ^_^ I also quantified my own activities and published them in my column below:
https://universe-club.jp/column/sekirara11
Over two years, Fuu arranged 29 dates, or about 14.5 per year. I received 49 offers in total over those two years, but 20 of them ended without being able to coordinate schedules or because we couldn’t get in touch. By the way, I’m a Gold member.
From my third year onward, my setup became stable: three ongoing partners, two inactive partners, and one ongoing partner in another region. So most of my offers now are replacements when an ongoing partner moves on, and the total number of offers has dropped quite a bit.
By “inactive,” I mean one girl who went back to her parents’ home because of COVID, and another who got married and is currently pregnant. They plan to come back once things settle down.
What should I do? Once they’re back, rotating between five people is going to be tough. It’s a fun and happy problem to have.
Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
> What’s the average number of offers male members receive per year?
I ran the numbers and also wrote about them on our blog:
https://universe-club.jp/staffblog/62265/
The average number of dates per year was 12.87, so it looks like you’re below average.
You still have a way to go.
P.S. Sorry—I misread your post. If you’ve had eight dates in six months, you’re on track to be above average.
