Who comes here and why

  • For explicit chat. It's the most common reason, and there's nothing to be embarrassed about.
  • To practice flirting: find the words, get used to bold lines, learn to lead a scene.
  • For attention and conversation, where the spicy part is just one piece and the main thing is being heard.

Plenty of the people looking for this kind of chat are women, and they want male characters too, not just female ones. So a good service doesn't assume every user is the same and pays attention to how the character addresses you.

Five flaws that kill the chat

  1. Looping on one ideaNot the same words, but the same thought on repeat: for the fifth time she tells you how happy she is, and the scene goes nowhere.
  2. "Your call"The character hands all the work to you. You write three lines and get back "so what do you want?"
  3. A plot that runs on "go on"You suggest a twist, she doesn't notice and keeps doing her own thing. The other half of the scene isn't listening.