Men who are members of the Universe Club are more likely to be single

When I first started working as a dad, there was a part I was very worried about.

That's the positional part of the man who is becoming my daddy.

I'm sure that people who are about to start daddy activities and those who have just started will be surprised.


The reason is very simple.

Depending on the person, the relationship with daddy is a romantic relationship, or it is a relationship between a real daughter and daddy.


If that's the case, should I say it's the feeling part?

It becomes deeper and deeper, including feelings, and you will know about each other. (I guess you could call it a relationship that is getting more and more attracted.)

From the female side, there should be things like confiding their troubles to the man who has become a dad.


However, the more a woman reveals herself to the man who has become a father, the more she wants to know about the other man, and the more she needs to know. (Because you won't be able to catch the conversation)

But if the other person is married, is it okay to ask?

Women who live as dads should be worried.

Are single men generally easier to talk to than married men?I think (Of course, there are many married people who are wonderful. This is only for women who are not good at conversation and women who are new to daddy activities.)


In the case of dating clubs of other companies, more than 7% to 8% of registrants are married men.

Certainly, looking at reality, there is no way such wonderful men are single.

Or is it harder to find?Most women think so.


However, there are more single men than married men who are enrolled in Universe Club.

In terms of ratio, about 35% are married and 65% are single men.

Of course, this single man also includes ex-married men. (meaning that there is punishment)

Isn't it amazing considering that?

If it is a dating club of another company, it will be an impossible ratio.

Of course, this ratio fluctuates in real time.


When I signed up for the Universe Club, for some reason, the men I was introduced to were always single men, so I thought it was strange.

Because almost all of the other companies' dating clubs were married.


By the time I signed up for the Universe Club, I was already used to interacting with men, so honestly I didn't mind either.

But if I'm new to dad life and let me be selfish, I might have been better off with a single man.

It's easier to get into the other man's private conversation, and it reduces the need to be a little more sensitive to the other man in the conversation.


I felt that Universe Club, with its network of connections to these single, gentlemen, and nice men, was superior to other companies.