The recent case of a corrupt auxiliary police officer has reminded me of a habit men have.

The auxiliary police corruption case I'm referring to is the recent case involving auxiliary police officers suspected of extortion in Guanyun and Guannan counties, Jiangsu Province. Those unfamiliar with the area can search for it themselves.
The gist is that a female auxiliary police officer had relationships with many leaders within the system and then allegedly extorted a large sum of money. When the case came to light, the leaders naturally had to be punished, but the junior auxiliary police officer had her money confiscated and was sentenced to imprisonment in the first
instance. I won't comment on the merits of this case, since we don't have any evidence, right? Let's wait for the final retrial result. However, some details revealed here do reflect some problems. First, the men were all leaders within the public security system, and they were all acquaintances; second, some were repeatedly "extorted," meaning that after the initial relationship and payment, they would continue to be "extorted" after some time, even after being promoted. The reasons behind this are self-evident; you can ponder them.
My personal inference is that this reflects a common habit among many men: an uncontrollable tendency to boast and brag, satisfying their psychological needs through sharing. Simply put, they casually bragged about past relationships with certain women to their friends, trying to appear impressive. Knowing the woman was open about these things, they introduced her to their friends, resulting in the woman having relationships with a group of men. These relationships might last for a while, eventually fizzling out or escalating into something more serious. Most likely, nothing serious happens, but the woman becomes quietly famous within her circle. While people don't talk about it publicly, everyone knows. Think about it: do
you know any women like this? Everyone knows they're open about these things, but you haven't even seen or experienced it yourself. How do you know? You heard it from your friends' boasts and hearsay. If you had the opportunity, or someone introduced you, wouldn't you also feel the urge to try it out? So what? A nun's head is something a monk can touch, but I can't? So, you might have had a similar experience, and then inadvertently started bragging about it.
I was chatting with friends before, and someone asked me how my wife had been with so many men. Actually, it's basically similar to the reasons above. In one circle, for some reason, she had a relationship with a man, and both of them knew it wasn't for dating or marriage. It was purely that kind of thing. But soon, she'd find that another man in her circle was trying to get close. Of course, opportunities always arise, and soon more and more would come, sometimes even requiring her to avoid several men at a time. Eventually, as the novelty wore off, things calmed down, and similar things might repeat themselves in a different place. That's why she'd been with so many men before. It's not that anyone went out of their way to find someone every day; that's too tiring and unrealistic.
However, the biggest problem with this is that the circle can become completely corrupt, affecting work and life. In many cases, one may even have to change jobs, cut off some activities, and control the scale appropriately, otherwise it will definitely have an impact. Changing jobs is commonplace when you are young, but it is not appropriate to change jobs at a certain age. In the end, you will have to control this aspect. Or, as you get older, you have more other things to do and become more cautious. You are no longer as crazy about this aspect as you were when you were young, and it becomes an occasional opportunity to try it out.

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