Maezawa from the CEO’s office here, answering as well.
> Can you really do something like this?
If someone asks about something I wrote, I don’t think there’s any answer other than, “Yes, I can,” haha.
Were you hoping I’d say, “Actually, that was a lie”…?
That said, there’s always a chance the man might turn you down, so I think it depends on how you present yourself.
If you contact me directly, I can pass your message along, so there’s a chance you may receive an offer.
For example, if you said:
“I want to get naked outdoors, so please tell me how,”
or
“Please take me to a sex club,”
he might think, “All right, I’ll make an exception and help her out.”
Or if you said:
“I was drawn to this aspect of you. I’d love to meet you,”
he might at least think, “I suppose I could talk to her.”
Even something like:
“Please point out what’s wrong with my H,”
might make some male respondents think, “I’m not looking to add more women right now, but if she’s having trouble, maybe I should give her some advice.”
I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
Paper Airplane,
If it’s a reverse offer, I’d say go for it…
The only reason you’re worried is because he tries to get intimate right away. If you’re just talking, it’s basically like a normal boss-and-subordinate relationship.
Actually, something similar happened to me once. I don’t make offers while I’m already seeing someone, so there was someone I planned to make an offer to after my arrangement ended. But since I was still seeing someone, I kept agonizing over it for a long time. When I checked with the club to see if simply talking would be okay, I found out she had already left the club.
It was a bit disappointing.
Rumor has it that she had “moved on toward a new goal,” so all I can do is wish her every success.
I’m Kazu, a male member.
Yes, it’s possible.
https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/5351
Please refer to this.
If you’re not sure which male respondents might be interested, I think the answer is: “Try writing more about yourself and posting the question again. You may catch the attention of some male respondents.” You could then send a reverse offer to any respondent who indicates they might be interested in meeting you.
You’ll probably receive more offers that way than by simply clicking “You seem wonderful.”
If someone doesn’t make an offer in response to your reverse offer, they’ll probably send the reason to Mr. Maezawa. If that response is passed back to you, it may give you a clue as to why you didn’t receive an offer.
I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
I said I wouldn’t make any offers this year, so would a reverse offer be okay?? I wonder??
Ah, no good??
Well, reverse offers probably have plenty of benefits for both sides…
