20 Rules for Couples' Social Gatherings

Foreword: Many single men, especially single friends, often complain about not being able to find suitable friends. But have we ever considered things from the other person's perspective before chatting? Have we ever put ourselves in their shoes? Here, I'll offer some initial thoughts, hoping everyone will add their own to make our lives more interesting.
First: When chatting, use phrases like "hello" and "thank you" frequently. Don't immediately send video calls or ask, "Want to swap?" Attitude is everything! First and foremost, be sincere, absolutely sincere! Talk about sex, not love!
Second: Don't pry into or try to find out the other person's personal information, such as their real name, address, workplace, phone number, MSN, etc.
Third: If the other person is uncomfortable with this, don't attempt to use oral sex or unusual sexual practices. Even something as common as giving a girl a banana is unacceptable in some couples. Always ask for their consent.
Fourth: Be mindful of your personal hygiene: shower, shave, wear clean clothes, and avoid wearing sneakers, etc.
Fifth: Don't mention money. The expenses should be split equally (AA system). However, if you are a single man, I believe you should proactively cover all expenses.
Sixth: During sex, the man should actively pay attention to the woman's feelings and reactions, catering to her preferences, and trying to ensure she orgasms first before he does.
Seventh: After the activity, the man should proactively ask the woman's opinion on whether to take her to her chosen location. He should not try to find out her address.
Eighth: Always use condoms, for the sake of others and yourself.
Ninth: Don't eat anything with a strong odor before meeting (such as onions, garlic, durian, etc.).
Tenth: After the activity, adhere to the principle of "if we are destined to meet again, we will meet again; if not, we will find another kindred spirit." Depending on the other person's attitude during contact, don't pester them to continue the relationship. Eleventh
: The first impression is very important. If one party has no intention of continuing during the conversation, the other party should know when to back down and not force the other.
Twelfth: After the relationship ends, communicating with others online is acceptable, but absolutely do not reveal detailed information about your sexual partner. Be a morally ethical sexual partner.
Thirteenth: Recording, filming, or taking photos using cameras, video recorders, voice recorders, mobile phones, etc., is strictly prohibited without the other party's consent, and must not be disseminated without their permission.
Fourteenth: Bringing strangers to the event is prohibited without the other party
's consent, including singing or eating before sexual activity. Fifteenth: Even if the sexual experience is perfect, do not attempt to develop a deeper relationship (unless both parties are unmarried); respect each other's family happiness.
Sixteenth: Everything has a beginning and an end, and should be done well from start to finish. Pay attention to your communication style and tone; begin gently and end gently, trying to leave each other with pleasant memories.
Seventeenth: If you happen to meet someone you've attended a sex party in real life or at work, unless a third party is present, act as if you don't know them to avoid causing embarrassment.
Eighteenth: At a party, unless one party is very proactive, do not suggest expensive items; after all, we are pursuing sex, not luxury.
Nineteenth: During online communication, you may send photos or other materials to the other party; do not forward them to third parties without their permission.
Twentieth: When engaging in a threesome with a married couple, pay attention to the feelings of the man and try to solicit his opinions and suggestions.

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