Personal privacy and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases

Many members have said a lot, but they easily overlook the simplest and most important thing—safety. In fact, in all games, safety should be the most important thing.

Privacy is paramount. Except for a few people you can completely trust, I suggest using a pseudonym when making appointments and not revealing any accurate information about yourself. Name, home address, workplace, etc. Don't use these things to prove your sincerity; that's foolish.

Much of the content here is not reliable; it's all fiction. It's fine to fantasize, but if you actually act that way, you'll definitely suffer a terrible fate. Don't overestimate the quality of the person you meet. Many people need to understand that if a date doesn't result in major problems, it's a success. Never have high expectations of strangers.

Location selection: ideally, cities near you, within the same province but different cities. Don't go to the other person's city, and definitely don't invite others to your location—it's all bad. Many people like to invite others to their location for convenience. What if someone secretly takes photos or records you?

If the other person takes photos of you but doesn't have your exact address (city), you still don't need to worry. If the other party secretly films you and knows your city, you'll face significant risks once the photos are exposed. Some might think this is overly cautious or disbelieve they could encounter such a despicable person, in which case disregard what I said.
Why is it discouraged to go to someone else's city? That's their territory, and it could be disadvantageous for you. Not everyone enjoys scheming, but if even one person schemes against you and then threatens you, you're finished.
If you're going to book a hotel room, try to book it yourself. Carefully check the room's facilities, and be especially vigilant about the person. Don't let the other person touch your phone during the encounter. Touching their phone after entering the room is disrespectful; remember this. Also, be aware of their belongings; check if they've deliberately arranged them to secretly film or record. Often, it's difficult to prevent this. When chatting, don't reveal too much personal information; maintain an air of mystery to prevent harassment later, as many harassments involve threats.
Besides privacy, there's the issue of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Women need to learn basic observation skills. If you realize the other person's health isn't good, stop immediately; many STDs are easily identifiable. Of course, choosing specific groups can also reduce the risk. It's best to carry a few HIV test kits with you for peace of mind. Use condoms whenever possible, although they might not be very comfortable.
In fact, the best approach for those engaging in this is to join a small, established community. This ensures greater safety and reduces privacy concerns. Since everyone is part of the same community, new members can be regularly added. However, many people may not have access to such a platform, leaving them with significant risks.

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