First impressions when making friends

Couples making friends—as the name suggests—is not about one person making friends, but about the whole couple making friends. It has a very special nature; it cannot be simply equated with single people making friends—where only one's own feelings are considered.

The normal purpose of couples making friends is to: experience pleasure and happiness outside of their own marriage, to make up for certain deficiencies in their marital relationship, to improve and adjust their fixed, mechanical private life patterns, and to enhance their marital affection. It is not about each person looking for their own partner or lover. The starting point must not deviate from the purpose of making friends in the slightest; otherwise, everything will go against the original intention of couples making friends, leading to unintended consequences and losses.

Both spouses are responsible not only to themselves but also to their partners. This requires both parties to consider the bigger picture when making friends and not to choose partners based on personal selfishness. It is perfectly acceptable to clearly state all your criteria for making friends (including the man's penis/woman's breasts) in your profile. Sincere friendships should be based on honesty and openness. As long as the other person meets your basic requirements and does not deliberately or intentionally conceal their obvious shortcomings, there is no need to consider whether the other person is "the one" in your mind.

Generally speaking, couples who make friends online should have their own happy and harmonious families (excluding those who are deceiving or faking). After all, couples still need to live their normal lives. If you only pursue what you consider "the type" to suit your own taste, that's a selfish act and an inflated desire. Once your desires are satisfied, you might abandon your own family to destroy someone else's, right? What about your spouse if you like them? With this kind of unhealthy mentality, who can guarantee that you won't hurt innocent people or harm families? Furthermore, if you deliberately set unnecessary conditions, and one or both of the other person's conditions are better than yours, and they also rely on your so-called "first impression" for making friends, how will you feel? Won't you feel inferior?

In reality, I don't know of any couples who don't even have complete profiles, photos, or basic requirements for making friends (haha, three no's—trendy!) yet still add friends. Once they add each other and exchange a few words, they want to see photos, have "first impressions," etc. (Personal privacy should be respected). I don't know what your starting point and purpose are for making friends. I suggest that one of you or both of you go to a "place of pleasure" to choose someone more realistically. Can you really say you're a loving couple with a good relationship? Of course, there are all sorts of people in the world, and that's your right to choose. At the very least, you should clearly state this in your dating profiles to avoid hurting innocent people!

My husband and I are both quite good-looking and have very distinct characteristics (as clearly stated in our dating profiles and diaries—but we haven't had any truly successful dating experiences yet—please don't laugh). As long as the other person meets our basic external requirements, we do value authenticity, integrity, good character, and hygiene. We don't deliberately seek out someone based on so-called "chemistry" or "chemistry," as this is just a game we're playing together.

Adjust your mindset when dating, don't set unnecessary conditions, consider each other's feelings, and let things happen naturally!

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