This is Papuwa.

I’m Shingo Lee, a columnist. (●•ω•●)ﾉ"

This is Nana Ayase ♡ Oh no (tears), work sounds really tough. I don’t know what led you to go to Tohoku, but from now on, there’ll be less daylight, which apparently can make people more prone to depression. It’s hard for working women too… Like Seattle said, wouldn’t Type A work for you? Even after you leave, Papuwa-san will still receive offers for a month, so maybe Universe would approve it too? I haven’t seen Papuwa-san’s face, so I can’t really say, but Seattle said, “She’s like Dan Mitsu♡,” and in the photo she’s wearing a crisp blouse with a pencil skirt ♪ I’m practically getting a nosebleed♡

I’m Maezawa from the president’s office, and I’ll answer this as well. > About a month after withdrawing, for example… Our internal guidelines regarding temporary suspensions have become stricter, but suspensions themselves haven’t been discontinued. There’s a big difference between a woman saying she wants to withdraw and actually withdrawing, versus her saying she wants to take a break but doesn’t know how long it will be, and asking if we can process it as a withdrawal for the time being—even though both technically count as withdrawals. If she requested a suspension but was processed as a withdrawal, her photos and other information will be deleted. However, the record that she originally requested a suspension will remain. So if she later says, “I’d like to come back,” it will be easier to restore the deleted photos and reactivate her account. Therefore, if the period is set at one month, I think it would be better to discuss it as a suspension, even if there’s a possibility it may be extended. For one month, there’s a good chance it will be approved as a suspension. If the return date is later pushed back to two months or so, the staff may ask, “Would it be okay to process this as a withdrawal?” Even if it ends up being processed as a withdrawal, if it was originally a suspension and only became a withdrawal because the internal guidelines changed, rejoining after two or three months should be fairly easy. If more than six months have passed, though, I feel it may not be much different from withdrawing in the first place. > Regarding the Q&A box, will I need to apply again when I rejoin? The Q&A box used to say that respondents would lose their respondent privileges after a certain period following withdrawal, rather than immediately. However, this was later changed so that respondents can continue answering even after withdrawing. So you can continue answering after withdrawing, and you won’t need to apply again when you rejoin. > I think Papuwa would look good in a white blouse and pencil skirt, with a female-teacher-like style. If you go for a female-teacher-like look, I think, like with a swimsuit, people’s “expectations for sex” may become excessive. A plain white blouse and pencil skirt would probably be better. Maybe something like taking off the jacket from a standard recruiting suit? If the outfit is too ordinary, it won’t attract many offers, but if it’s too provocative, you’ll end up attracting only people who are expecting sex. Finding the right balance is extremely difficult.

You’re in Seattle, right? Why not choose Type A and clearly explain your reasons?

I’m Kazu, a male member. I think it’s a good idea to leave a comment such as, “I was busy with work, so I took a break from the service, but my membership ended.” I like women who provide an explanation. There have been several times when that was the deciding factor in making an offer.

I’m Dai, a male member. It only shows something like, “Re-registered in September 2021,” so men won’t know whether you came back after just one month or not. I don’t think you need to worry about it. The staff probably want to increase the number of female members too, so I don’t see any problem with coming back sooner.

I’m Loser Guy, a male member, and there’s a tentative plan in the works to meet the respondents Miura and Lotteria in Nagoya sometime soon. I was selfishly thinking, “Why not invite Papuwa too and have the four of us enjoy some tea together?” I searched for Papuwa based on Lotteria’s hint and found her, then kept her saved as a favorite for ages. Sorry—that probably sounds creepy m(__)m The weather’s about to get a lot colder, and I’m sure it’ll take a toll mentally as well. I’m good at listening to women, so please come visit Nagoya for a change of scenery. I think it’s better to get everything off your chest. I’m the type who would just smile happily even if you yelled things like: “Loser Guy, I can’t stand you! The allowances in Tohoku haven’t gone up at all, you damn idiot, good-for-nothing clown!” Of course, I’ll prepare so much for your travel expenses that even Mr. Maezawa would be drowning in the change＾＾ After all, it’s a club expense♪ Lotteria will probably cover your travel costs too, so you can count it twice♪ It must be really tough being out there in Tohoku, where you hardly know anyone, so please take good care of yourself. P.S. Sorry this wasn’t really an answer m(__)m

I’m a male member who goes by Paper Airplane. Since there’s no way to know how long someone was away before re-registering, it’s usually not a problem at all. Even if you can’t know the details, I assume she’s probably favorable toward the club—someone who had a happy period there and experienced what makes the club worthwhile—and I feel comfortable considering making her an offer. That said, since the time between leaving and re-registering was short, and you’re in the Tohoku region, there’s a chance some people may remember you. Still, I don’t think you need to worry about it too much. As for being recognized, not a single woman has ever discovered my identity. The only women I’ve known were ones who told me beforehand that they had joined. I imagine the odds are quite low. > I think Papuwa would look great in a white blouse and pencil skirt, like a female teacher. That’s tempting—more than a swimsuit, even…