I’m Hiroto Arai from FS5 (Field Sales).
Many people answer honestly. Of course, some may be hiding it.
If you’re beautiful after cosmetic surgery or breast augmentation, you’ll still receive offers, so it isn’t necessarily a negative.
I’m columnist Fuu.
Was this really written by a man? It honestly sounds like a woman bashing cosmetic surgery.
Even assuming the person asking is a man, what’s wrong with her getting breast augmentation and having a larger chest?
I don’t think male members care that much about breast augmentation or cosmetic surgery. Personally, I don’t mind if it isn’t mentioned in the profile. And even if it is mentioned, I wouldn’t see it as a negative.
Whether it’s full-on plastic surgery, a minor procedure, or a beauty treatment, I find it more appealing when a woman invests money in improving herself for her papa (a male supporter) and papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). She’s making an effort, unlike women who do nothing at all.
I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer as well.
People respond to liars with lies.
They respond sincerely to people who are being sincere.
That’s what being human feels like to me.
Maybe you feel that way because you’re constantly lying in your everyday life, too?
If anything, I don’t think I’d want to meet someone with a personality like yours very often, and I’m not sure I’d want to introduce women to you, either.
Universe Club isn’t trying to deceive women.
For example, if someone asks, “Would it put me at a disadvantage if I disclosed that I’ve had breast augmentation?” we explain:
“You may stop receiving offers from men who don’t want to date someone who’s had breast augmentation, but there are also men who don’t mind. Since it’s self-reported, you could lie, but ultimately you won’t be able to maintain a long-term relationship with someone who dislikes that sort of thing. So I don’t think there’s any real benefit to lying. What would you like to do?”
When we explain it that way, most people choose to be honest.
Of course, I’m sure some people do lie, but with Universe Club, I feel that number is relatively small.
It seems that many people answer honestly when the other person isn’t trying to deceive them.
And even if we assume, for argument’s sake, that you were deceived, would that really cause you such serious trouble in your life?
I’m Kazu, a male member.
It’s not like this is a prison—you can’t exactly conduct a body search. To begin with, I don’t understand what you’re concerned about at all. What exactly are you trying to say?
