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Full-fill your Gay Sex Fantasies part 2:

Essential Tips for Success on Gay Sex Dating Sites

Creating your description of yourself

You really have to approach writing this as if you were writing a resume or a marketing piece. It’s a sales pitch to a person who can fulfill your wildest fantasies. Great ads are the ones that grab eyeballs and push people into action. A great advertisement should be a like a personalized enticing invitation asking others to get in touch right away. Stand out by being creative in your personal profile. Instead of doing the regular age and vital stats thingy, use personalized exiting copy telling people why they should want to engage with you. Don’t be afraid to tell all the great things about you. You’re aloud to flatter yourself. Confidence is one of the sexiest traits you can portray in your writing. That being said, keep the next point in mind…

Be honest

Make sure you resist the urge to embellish the truth too much when writing your online profile. Don’t try to entice somebody by lying about how you look or what kinds of things you’re into. It will only come back to bite you on the bum later (possibly literally!) Just keep it real. The last thing you want is to have to worry about all the fibs you told when you’re on the ‘dates’ you’ve scored. This is a trap many people fall into. Don’t let it happen to you.

You Get Out What You Put in

Like anything in life, you will get much more out of gay sex dating if you put a bit of effort into it. Remember that online ‘discreet gay sex dating’ is designed to help get what you are looking for but without your input it would be like sitting in the toilets at a party!

Send out lots of emails, chat to lots of people. You don’t have to just pick one and wait to see what eventuates. Respond quickly to other peoples emails and you will get better results.

Playing it Safe – Tips for Staying Safe when looking for Discreet Gay Sex online

Keep Your Personal Details Private

It is important that you remain anonymous in your early online communications with a person. Don’t give out your real email address, last name, phone number, address or place of work during your correspondence.

If a person places pressure on you to give this information do not give it out. If they are persistent or pesky stop all communications with them. It’s best not to give out this information at all unless you have met with them (preferably more than once) and are satisfied that it is safe to do so.

If possible check with your ISP and check that your online profile does not give out more personal information than you are comfortable with.

You can keep your email address anonymous with email redirection services like Bigfoot or you can also just sign up for a separate email account to your main one and just use that exclusively for gay sex dating and other things you wish to remain anonymous for (obviously don’t use you real name in the email address). Also be careful that any email signatures that you have do not give out personal details like your place of work, phone number, address or full name.

Trust your Intuition

99% of people on line have the best of intentions but in order to keep that lousy 1% at bay make sure you follow these tips. If your online correspondent doesn’t answer questions directly, lies, deliberately misleads you or just gives off a bad vibe, trust your better instincts and get rid of them fast. Better to find someone you can feel comfortable with

Meeting in Person

Don’t allow yourself to be pressured into meeting a person before you ready. Make sure you do not agree to anything before you meet them in person. The first meeting should be like a bit like a date in that you still have room to make your mind up on whether you’d like to go ahead with any adult activity with the person your meeting.

Make sure you meet in a public place the first time and if you like you can even organize for your friend to be nearby to keep an eye on you. Your online buddy will understand and accommodate your wishes if they are honest about their intentions towards you. If during the date, you decide to go somewhere else, use your own transport and try to stay in public places until you feel you know the person well enough. Going to your own home or theirs is not ideal. If you’d like to go somewhere more private it is best to go to a hotel (and ideally one that you make the reservation for)

It’s important to let a friend know where you are going, with whom, and arrange to call them after your date. If you travel to meet your on-line friend, make your own hotel and car reservations and don’t give out private information about yourself while on your date (place of work, phone numbers etc). Get your own transport to and from the date even if you’re offered a lift.

Getting out of Trouble

If you start feeling uncomfortable about your date, politely from excuse yourself from the situation. Excuse yourself and leave by the back door if necessary. Do not hesitate to ask for help from persons nearby, call your family, friends or the police if you feel the situation warrants. Trust your judgment and don’t be afraid of potential embarrassment. Better to be embarrassed than physically hurt or intimidated.

Or if you feel good about it, have some discreet gay sex, but remember play safe.