Good morning.

Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer too. If President Kida is answering, I’m guessing he must have threatened him directly（笑） Something like, “You know what’ll happen if you don’t answer my question, right?” If things were really that simple, the world would be a scary place.

Thank you for your question! I’m Kida, the representative, and I’ll answer this one. Your interpretation may be correct in some cases, but I think it’s slightly off when it comes to relationship clubs. If I wanted to meet quickly and get intimate, I’d send something like: “Are you free around 7 p.m. next Wednesday or Thursday? Would you like to grab dinner? If possible, I’d also like to spend some time together afterward.” In other words: I want to meet soon and get intimate. When someone sends words like “I like you,” “I want to see you,” or “You’re cute”—the sort of things you’d hear in a middle school first love—I interpret it as them wanting to experience that fluttery excitement of young love again. That’s why they joined in the first place. When a woman says things like “I like you,” “I want to see you,” or “I feel relaxed with you,” I think those words reflect both thoughtful consideration for a man who wants to feel that excitement and her genuine feelings toward someone who makes her feel truly special. Your interpretation may apply on some other papa-katsu sites, but I don’t think relationship clubs are based on such a shallow theory. I believe each company operates with the aim of ensuring that things don’t become so cold and purely transactional.

Ayase Nana♡ Why do you want to know that? Not everyone feels the same way. Some people genuinely fall in love and want to keep you by their side. I sometimes come to feel affection for them too. I intend to move forward with my divorce soon.