[For Women] Anonymous Q&A about Sugar Daddy Dating

Who should I ask questions about sugar dating?

Whether you're thinking about starting sugar dating or are already involved,
Since it's an activity that involves interacting with people, worries and questions are bound to come along.
But I think it's difficult to talk to people around you about things related to sugar dating.

Don't worry. There's an anonymous question box.

The Universe Group offers a free, no-registration, anonymous question box for sugar dating.
The respondents were male and female members who are actually engaged in "sugar dating" (papakatsu), as well as current staff members.
You can also specify a respondent when asking your question.

It's the largest in Japan. It ranks first nationwide in terms of the number of questions, viewers, and respondents.
Anyone is welcome to ask questions discreetly.

Today, we'll be highlighting some of the questions we've received from women regarding "interviews and registration."

About the interview and registration

Which is more profitable, sugar dating or working at a soapland?

[Excerpts from member responses]
"Sugar dating" requires flexibility in coordinating schedules between you and your partner.
If you prioritize time efficiency, soap is a good choice.
If you're looking for a straightforward way to make money, working at a soapland might be a good option.

My looks are above average. I'm hesitant to register because I don't think I'll get any offers.

[Excerpts from member responses]
Dating clubs are looking for ordinary women, and men's preferences vary widely.
However, most men generally desire a relationship that includes adult dating.
If you would like to receive payment for a dinner date only
A high level of good looks and communication skills are required.

The height-to-weight ratio is completely unreliable.
This number looks completely different depending on your height and body fat percentage.
Ultimately, it all comes down to how the proportions look.

What kind of clothes will appeal to dads?

[Excerpts from member responses]
Many dads prefer women with black hair and a clean, innocent look.
While it's true that some women with a "gyaru" (trendy, fashionable) style do receive offers, it's not a universal rule.
Boyish styles aren't exactly well-received, to be honest.
If you want to appeal to dads, you'll probably need to come up with a transformation strategy.

Overalls and long gaucho pants might be too casual.
You might want to choose based on whether or not you can afford to go on a date to a fancy restaurant.
Don't worry, this doesn't mean you need expensive clothes.
First of all, at relatively inexpensive GRL, H&M, etc.
I recommend looking for something that's neat and tidy.

For those who want to talk to someone but can't ask anyone...

What did you think? I hope it was helpful in some way.
If you are struggling with something and have no one to talk to, please feel free to ask us anytime.