Here are some suggestions for couples looking for network exchange opportunities.

Regarding partner swapping, I have some advice to share: Suggestion 1: While partner swapping isn't new, it's absolutely taboo for most couples, especially those with conservative views. Some even consider it perverted or mentally unhealthy. In the current social values, particularly in the Western world, partner swapping isn't a mainstream value. Therefore, I advise couples who are already involved, planning to, or still considering it not to easily trust strangers on unethical QQ groups or websites who immediately promote sincerity, experience, or other lies. The internet is too virtual; you don't know if the person on the other end is male or female, human or "ghost." Suggestion 2: Finding a partner online is actually not very successful. Although the internet is vast, its inherent uncertainty and virtual nature greatly increase the probability of honest couples being hurt (of course, I'm not denying the internet is unreliable, but advising everyone not to trust the other person too much and to investigate thoroughly). Suggestion 3: Once you've successfully found a couple or single man/woman and added them as friends to start chatting, immediately reject any so-called couples who ask to exchange photos after only a few exchanges. These people are often impatient and don't understand the importance of gradual progress; they are unstable. Some are even just perverts who want to use other people's photos for their own amusement and have no respect for the other person. So be careful. Suggestion 4: Those who claim to be genuinely interested in exchanging photos and request video verification to confirm their marital status have ulterior motives. Regardless of factors like internet speed, lighting, and video equipment, even if everything is fine, how can you know they are a real couple and not just actors? In today's society with such advanced transportation, meeting in person is much easier, wouldn't it make things more authentic? Suggestion 5: For couples who have already confirmed and are planning a date, I still want to reiterate: please be extremely careful. Before the date, please verify all the other person's information, such as their ID (second generation), marriage certificate, a medical report from within the past week (proving no history of infectious diseases, especially STDs and syphilis, which can remain for life even after treatment), and a written or verbal agreement (this is very important; such as agreements on taboos, contact information, costs, consequences of violations, etc., the more detailed the better). Suggestion 6: Finally, and very importantly, exchanging tenderness is purely a private matter and a lifestyle that very few couples can accept. While it may be novel and exciting, the side effects are significant, much like drugs—the euphoria is followed by suffering. For those with strong immune systems, it's fine, but for those with weaker constitutions, it can be disastrous. Therefore, don't leave any images or photos for the sake of excitement, lest you be tricked. Never gamble your happiness with your sexual well-being. Well, these are just my humble opinions, for your reference only.

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