[Couples or Single Men] Complete Guide (All 69 Strategies)

There are many guides on the website for single men or couples seeking 69 partners. After reading a few, I feel that since it's a guide, it should be from a neutral perspective. Many posts don't even reach that level, so what kind of guide is it? I've written several guides, and I've been frank with both couples and single men. I'm not afraid of offending couples and them not adding me back. If it's a guide, it should address both sides, not just constantly arguing about how single men are wrong and how they should be right. In short, a 3P is never a one-sided affair. Here, I'll talk about the current situation and the tastes of 69 partners.

1. Understand yourself to understand others. You are not an emperor.

Most people here are seeking excitement, and expressing various needs is everyone's right, but not everyone should have the right to complain. I often see many couples who didn't get good results with single men, and these single men are almost all scammers who lie. If you look closely at their information, you'll find that most of these complaining couples have two things in common: First, novice couples are too hasty. They have no experience and want to find someone for a 3P to persuade their wives, then they're afraid their wives will change their minds, so they quickly find a single man. The saying "haste makes waste" is absolutely true. The second type, if you carefully read through their logs, you'll find that their requirements are, to put it mildly, at the level of a high-end male escort club. Of course, I reiterate that everyone has the right to express their needs and desires. You come here to find someone who meets your expectations, but shouldn't your demands be realistic? Most of their requirements are even contradictory: professional spa therapist, college student from a good university, good financial conditions, handsome, large and long-lasting penis, good conversational skills and humor, and willing to serve my wife. Some are even more absurd: "You lick my wife, then watch me have sex with her, but she can't." Any three of these conditions, if combined, wouldn't be found in a normal person. For example, the "professional spa therapist" and "college student" requirements are contradictory. Why would a college student, especially from a good university, learn the work of a sex worker? Why do I say that not everyone has the right to complain about such couples? In my opinion, the single men you find fall into only two categories: high-end male escorts from male escort clubs, and lustful, deceptive single men who create illusions for you. So, in my view, you yourselves are the ones who have created the reason you can never find the right person.

2. Be yourself.

I basically follow people indiscriminately on 69. Sometimes I find single men claiming to have experience in SM, or that they can do spas, or something similar—basically, they follow whatever type of person has the most followers. I guarantee that if you're that kind of single man, your success rate will be pitifully low, and even if you do succeed a few times, it will almost always end badly. I once posted a blog on 69 about bisexuality, which was unintentional, and several married friends directly asked me if it was true, saying they couldn't accept it. But I still received interest from several friends who like bisexuality. So, as long as you stick to being yourself and find what you love most, you will not only find a threesome partner more easily, but you will also have a high degree of compatibility with the other person, and your relationship will naturally become long-lasting.

3. Don't act like a stud.

Avoid using vulgar language, at least until you're not very familiar with each other or have only known each other for a few minutes. Don't say things like "I want to fuck you," "I'll penetrate you," "I'll fuck you," or "You slut." Sometimes I see comments under status photos saying things like, "I want to shove my big cock into your cunt," or "I get aroused just looking at your cunt." I've talked to countless couples and friends about this, and not a single one would even consider a relationship with someone who replies like that. Let alone them, sometimes when I'm browsing posts late at night, seeing this makes me lose interest. Don't act like a stud just wanting to mate.
4. Equality (Respect) I've met quite a few couples who, after asking for my information and photos, will either politely find an excuse not to send their own information, or rudely say, "You're a single man, what information do you need? I'll consider it later." I'm particularly curious if these couples will ever find single men, or what kind of single men they'll find. Most single men with some experience, unless they're just driven by lust, won't contact you again. It's not that they have bad personalities or tempers; I just think it's an attitude problem. The vast majority of couples still have the attitude that "I'm offering my wife for you to play with, so you should listen to me and be superior to me." This question is similar to the one about whether women or men benefit more in sex. I think the couples reading this or those on page 69 are probably experienced enough to understand who benefits most in sex. I won't elaborate further here. I just believe that you or your wife chose a threesome because you had desires and wanted excitement; otherwise, you could have just done it at home. I don't think anyone forced you to do this. I think the relationship between a single man and a couple in a threesome is like that between a man and a woman—both should be equal and deserve respect. I'll stop here for today. I'm trying my best to be a neutral party and hope everyone will discuss this rationally.

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