Can someone lie about their profession at a dating club?

Maezawa from the president’s office here, answering as well. > Can you lie about your occupation at the club? There have been similar questions before, but both men and women simply self-report their occupations. So if someone wants to misrepresent theirs, I imagine they probably can. However, if the lie is discovered, the club can naturally terminate their membership. That said, men can also freely write about their occupation in their profile, separately from what they report to the club. Even if they lie there, it’s different from lying on their official application to the club, so I feel it would be more difficult to forcibly terminate their membership. Of course, they would no longer meet the requirement of being a gentleman, so the club could still take whatever action it deemed appropriate. Even so, I don’t think they could come down quite as hard in that situation. > He said he wanted my real name because he wanted to know various things, and that he’d tell me his in return. If you can casually find out which hospital he works at, doctors are usually listed on the hospital’s website, so I imagine you could tell whether he was lying.

I’m Nana Ayase ♡ I think profiles are often full of lies. It’s pretty common for people to lie about their income, job, and hobbies~ As for the car they drive and the clothes they wear, the genuine wealthy ones really do look the part. They don’t keep wearing the same outfits. Even if people ask you to tell them all sorts of things, let’s create another version of yourself for Universe. There can be risks too, so please be careful.

I’m Kamihikoki, a male member. At matchmaking parties where attendees are required to bring proof of employment, “doctor” is one of the easiest professions to fake. The documents are easy to copy.

I’m Taro, a male member. Searching for a doctor on the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare’s website is kind of creepy. If you know their real name and profession, wouldn’t you discreetly ask which hospital they work at and then search for them? People tell more or less some lies in places like this, and just because someone lies doesn’t necessarily mean their feelings toward you are fake. You’ll probably feel angry when you catch them in a lie, but that information can be valuable. I think it’s best to figure out where the lies end and the truth begins, then decide how you want to deal with that person.

I’m Aya, a female member who can’t sleep because I’m all keyed up, even though I have a business trip first thing tomorrow morning. That’s very likely a case of misrepresentation… In my experience, doctors who are papa (male supporters) often give you their real names and proudly show you their clinic’s website at the same time. (Just my personal impression.) Doesn’t this person realize that people can easily Google them nowadays? People who lie about their real names are usually lying about plenty of other things, too. Definitely something to watch out for.