Six Principles of Couples Making Friends

Relatively unfamiliar, safe and reliable, mutually willing, suitable atmosphere, private setting, limited frequency.

A brief explanation:
Relatively unfamiliar: Most couples start as strangers, gradually building understanding and mutual affection before deepening their interactions. Two relatively unfamiliar families are unlikely to have business or social relationships, and there are no complex social networks, making the relationship purer and simpler. Furthermore, the mystery between relatively unfamiliar people creates attraction; acquaintances generally lack a foundation for communication, with too many concerns or too much knowledge making such interactions impossible.
Safe and reliable: After getting to know someone, it's crucial to confirm their character and personality. Cultivate friendships with honest, healthy, humble, and polite individuals who allow for complete psychological and physical relaxation. Never indulge in indiscriminate behavior for the sake of pleasure, as this undoubtedly increases the likelihood of harm.
Mutual Will: In a four-person interaction, there might be two main participants in the communication, such as husbands and wives, wives and husbands, or husbands and wives. Regardless of the specific pairing, all four parties' intentions must be clearly expressed, with mutual trust and understanding. This allows the friendship to gradually develop emotionally, leading to mutual enjoyment.
Suitable Atmosphere: Before engaging in the interaction, other family members and work arrangements should be made, choosing a time when everyone is in a good mood. The location should be chosen with the other person's perspective in mind, creating an atmosphere and romance. Expressing feelings as much as possible allows the friendship to feel natural and engaging from beginning to end, like being enveloped in a warm, cozy atmosphere.
Privacy and Venue: Because it's a very personal matter, a private place is essential. Protecting each other's privacy is crucial. While the initial stages of emotional exchange can involve a wider range of venues—teahouses, restaurants, cinemas, parks, art galleries, concert halls, karaoke bars, etc.—later interactions require absolute privacy. This is a sign of respect for oneself and those around them.
Limited Frequency: We all know that casual sex between spouses is just a spice in life, not something to be taken for granted. Therefore, it should be done appropriately and intermittently, based on one's own life and work situation, to achieve the purpose of pleasant emotional release; at the same time, it can also prevent feelings from developing over time and becoming too deeply involved, which would defeat the purpose.

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