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1. Anyone who asks for nude photos after only a few words should be rejected outright. Even hostesses at brothels don't act that directly; it's purely animalistic.
2. Anyone who immediately asks "Are you a couple?" or "Can I?" should be rejected outright. Dude, that reveals you're being too hasty. Can't we get to know each other a bit more first?
3. Anyone who wants to meet you without knowing much about you should be rejected outright.
Viewpoint 1: When couples are dating, friendship comes first; open your heart before getting physical. Of course, you can avoid revealing very private information. Just like making friends normally, get to know each other gradually, more deeply, and more comprehensively, so that both parties have a relatively certain and comprehensive understanding of each other.
Viewpoint 2: I believe most wives are like mine – curious, emotional, and worried. They worry about many things, especially personal and emotional safety, which are prerequisites for couples engaging in casual sex. It's hard to imagine exchanging partners without first establishing these safety concerns. However, how do you establish these safety concerns? Only through comprehensive understanding, mutual confirmation between the two couples, and confirmation between the spouses themselves. There's a saying, "Time doesn't necessarily breed affection, but it certainly reveals true character."
Viewpoint 3: Let things happen naturally. Follow your feelings; let things unfold as they come. If the feeling isn't there, physical intimacy isn't always necessary.
Viewpoint 4: Trust yourself – once the seed of couples engaging in casual sex is planted in your heart, it will eventually take root and sprout. There's no need to force it. So don't rush it; it will happen naturally when the time is right. I suggest those who are eager to engage in casual sex distinguish between couples engaging in casual sex and seeking prostitutes, novelty-seeking, or sexual release. Otherwise, you might be suspected of having ulterior motives.
Viewpoint 5: "A thousand cups of wine are too few when drinking with a bosom friend; half a sentence is too much when talking to someone you don't get along with." Some people are instantly compatible, while others are unappealing from the first word. But regardless of the approach, if you don't have the right mindset before you speak, then no matter how much you pretend to be sincere, it will be in vain. Although we are separated by thousands of miles, I believe that you can sense whether someone is sincere or not.

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