I’m Makio, the losing male member.
Apparently, someone on an anonymous forum—Boss Love? Busu Love?—wrote that I’m one of Maezawa’s sock-puppet accounts. There was also a questioner here who flew into a rage, saying:
“Maezawa = Makio, right?!”
They even dropped the honorific and called him just “Maezawa,” saying things like, “Don’t go steering women toward higher allowances, Maezawa!”
For the record, I’ve always felt that the allowances women receive for an adult relationship (intimate) were far too low, so I applied to become an answerer because I wanted to improve that.
When I occasionally introduce myself as “Mr. Maezawa,” it’s just me fooling around. But the day before yesterday, Maezawa got angry and told me, “You should probably stop soon,” so from now on I’ll properly call myself Makio.
On anonymous forums (basically bathroom graffiti), people seem to assume that all the answerers here are sock-puppet accounts run by Maezawa or the staff.
■Additional note
I’d like to mention one more personal mission of mine:
“I want to help increase the number of offers received by every woman I’ve had dinner with even once through a first meeting.”
I take this very seriously. That’s why I always provide detailed feedback after every date, and I often point out issues with the comments the club posts on a woman’s profile and ask them to revise them.
I make a lot of offers, so there are quite a few women I eventually lose touch with. Even so, I advise every woman on how to attract more offers, and I often tell the club things like, “She was much more impressive in person than in her photos. Could you consider moving her up a class?”
From the club’s perspective, I may be a slightly troublesome member. But I’ve always wanted to give even a little more opportunity to the women who joined after staking their lives and making a serious commitment, and I act accordingly.
I sometimes even negotiate higher allowances with a woman’s other papas on her behalf—or draft the message for her. I’ll tell her, “Try negotiating like this.”
I usually joke around, but once in a very, very long while, I have a serious moment. That said, there’s no doubt that I’m actually a villain＾＾；
I’m in Seattle.
It’s probably just bait, but I’m bored, so I’ll give you a serious answer.
I’ve met Mac and Win, so they’re real people—and two different individuals. They know each other.
“Mr. Loser” is a different person too. He’s a legitimate wealthy member. Calling himself Maezawa is just a joke.
I’m Kazu, a male member.
Makeo answers questions here. Win is an acquaintance of Mac and sometimes comments on Mac’s columns.
Even if you don’t know who they are, I think it’s best to just take it as, “So there are people like that,” and move on.
