I’m a female member.

I’m Kamihikoki, a male member. I’m the one who wrote that. I was referring to the number of dates, not offers. (The number of offers doesn’t really matter.) I wrote it because once you’ve gone on five dates, things change… What I meant was that you should value those first few dates leading up to that point. At the time, there were questions from women saying things like, “I’ve been on two or three dates,” or “It’s been two or three weeks,” and then suddenly the offers stopped completely. I wrote it hoping to reduce the number of cases like that, even if only a little. It would be such a shame to have had several dates and then have things end there. I hope this leads to more good matches for men as well as women. What I mean is: Once you’ve been on five dates, more men start passing on offers. The staff can no longer recommend you as strongly, either. Of course, this doesn’t apply to popular women. If you know that those first few dates are especially valuable, the outcome might turn out differently…

I’m Kazu, a male member. > “As far as the club is concerned, female members are basically no longer needed once they’ve received five offers.” I’m not the person who wrote that, so I can’t say whether it’s accurate, but I think that’s probably what they meant. I doubt the person in question realizes how rude it sounds if taken literally. They’re sometimes described as a bit of a poet, so if you don’t think it’s worth taking seriously, please just dismiss it as the ramblings of one male member and move on. > ・Wouldn’t a woman who hasn’t received at least five offers instead be judged as no longer needed? It’s best not to speculate based on how many offers someone else has received. You are you, and other people are other people. Also, just like any other company, Universe Club doesn’t have one single, unified position. If anything, I think it has a fairly free-spirited culture where employees have quite a bit of discretion. > ・For example, if you received five offers and got positive feedback each time, wouldn’t that make you someone they’d be more likely to recommend to other male members? It might. > ・I believe there’s an option for black members to have good girls recommended to them. Does that mean women of any rank can be recommended? Even Gold or Standard women may be recommended if the staff think the man will like them. In fact, I’ve been recommended women like that myself. > ・Female members’ ranks are kept hidden, but I imagine you can figure out roughly where you stand from the ranks of the men who make offers to you. Why are the ranks kept secret again? Apparently, it’s because things often don’t end with a simple, “Oh, I see.” The question box also frequently gets questions asking why someone isn’t Black.

Maezawa from the president’s office here. > I saw an answer somewhere saying something like, “Once a female member has received five offers, the club basically no longer has any use for her.” What exactly does that mean? At least, I don’t believe I’ve ever given an answer like that, and I don’t think Universe Club has that kind of attitude at all. So I can’t really imagine what it was meant to imply. Universe Club has a pretty open policy: anyone who wants to register is welcome to do so, and you can quit whenever you like or re-register anytime. More than that, if a woman herself wants to stay registered, we’d actually be happy for her to remain a member indefinitely. So I feel like the premise of the question may be mistaken.