[Couples or Single Men] Complete Guide (Part 2)

First of all, thank you to my friend for the positive feedback on my previous blog post. The last post shared some experiences and insights. This post mainly discusses some commonalities I've observed on 69.com and shares my own perspectives on what kind of people are genuinely looking for couples or single men. I hope this information helps you avoid some pitfalls and being manipulated by lustful individuals. Without further ado, let's get to the point.

It's important to note that the following points apply equally to couples and single men:

1. Overly Explicit Language:

Many people who come to the website post dating information or status updates. I've noticed a common thread: most of these posts are overly explicit and direct. For example: "I want to find someone to fuck my slutty wife, my slutty wife wants to be gang-raped"; "I'm a single man looking for a slutty woman to have some exciting fun with, my penis is hard and lasts a long time." These types of people usually disappear completely after a day or two, so please be cautious when encountering such information.

2. If someone is consistently offline or has inconsistent online/offline times: After adding them as a friend after seeing their dating profile, you might find they're not online. Most people simply disappear without a trace. Some might log on occasionally to chat, but you need to pay attention to the timing. For example, if they mainly log on after 9 or 10 PM and almost never log on during the day, you can be sure they're just driven by lust. If I were you, whether married or single, I would decisively give up. 3. If someone jumps straight to the point after only a few words:

Some single men, let's not even go there, start with vulgar language, like "my big dick is going to fuck your wife"—that goes without saying, they're basically driven by lust and you can give up on them. What's worth discussing here is the issue of couples. If you've only chatted a few times or met them for two or three days, they might seem normal at first, greeting each other, exchanging information, and chatting casually. However, not long after, they'll ask, "How did you 'play' with my wife? Please describe the details." I can tell from this: if you described the first time, there's nothing wrong with it; but if it happens more than twice, this person is suspicious. Also, if they ask if you have photos of you with previous couples or single men, and ask you to send them, these two points combined indicate that this person is basically not looking for a threesome partner. Either they're a person involved in online dating and are just trying to get you to chat, or they're a single man pretending to be someone else. It's possible they're a real couple, but the man is just teasing you to see what this circle is like. Of course, there's a very high chance, congratulations, that you're another person driven by lust.

4. "Hmm," "Hehe," "Ah," "Oh, let me see."

Some people post dating information, and after you add them, none of the situations I mentioned above apply. Their attitude towards you is just "Hmm," "Ah," and "Oh." These people might ask to see your photos and profile. If you're a single man, I can tell you not to send them any information. These people are basically not looking for a threesome; they're probably just having a casual fling. They might be looking for someone, but please imagine that if someone acts this way online, don't even think about meeting them in person. So

, just give up. 5. "Please wait a moment," "Please understand me

." Many single men or couples are indeed of high quality, but this very quality can also lead them to hurt others more deeply. They might be couples hesitant about meeting a single man, or a single man unsure about the couple. You might chat happily without any conflict, and after a while, it's normal for the single man to suggest meeting up. After all, what are you doing here if not looking for a partner? At this point, they will very politely apologize and ask if you could wait a moment, explaining that work or other matters are difficult to coordinate and requesting your understanding. As a person of similar character, you will understand and wait. But how long should this wait last? Once or twice is perfectly normal. After more than half a month, you can consider them a suspect. If a month later, it's still the same apology: "Please wait a moment, I'm sorry, please understand." Whether you give up or not is up to you, but I can tell you decisively that you have no chance. They haven't regretted their decision; they just don't know how to refuse.

6. Overly enthusiastic and easy-going:

This type is some friends I've recently thought of, and it's common among couples. The older brother is overly agreeable. For example, if you make a request, he'll say "Okay, no problem, little brother, don't worry," or you might nervously make a request that you yourself feel is a bit excessive, but he still agrees, saying, "No problem, little brother, don't worry, I'm a generous person, little brother, no problem, I'll definitely treat you well and make you leave happy and satisfied." I might be exaggerating a bit, but based on my personal experience, at this point, you basically have no chance. You can choose not to waste any more time.

These are a few points I thought of today, and I'd like to share them with everyone. As this is a guide post, I will try my best to comment on these matters from a neutral perspective, and I welcome everyone's opinions and ask for rational discussion.

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