Describing couples

Post by **yeppie** » 20 Jun 2017 10:52

Why did you delete the content of your message, Quadro? Sounded like an interesting question to me when I read it yesterday.

physicist · Post by **physicist** » 25 Jun 2017 04:31

Come on, Quadro, please post it again!

I want to add my thoughts too :p

Turmoil123 · Post by **Turmoil123** » 26 Jun 2017 20:47

I missed the post but I agree with getting it back up there

Quadrophenia1 · Post by **Quadrophenia1** » 28 Jun 2017 02:53

I'm a bit surprised with the percentage of members on the forum that ask for a detailed description of the couples that are being captured. I don't know about all of you....... but if I'm doing secret, clandestine captures of couples from the next room or down the hallway, I'm not going to risk trying to find out what I'm capturing actually looks like. Anybody have an opinion on this yea or nay?
Quad

Turmoil123 · Post by **Turmoil123** » 28 Jun 2017 17:27

In the moment I don't mind not knowing because in my head they can be a 10/10 couple.

Generally for someone else captures I love a full context of the situation, the people and anything else that can help me picture it since i wasn't there.

physicist · Post by **physicist** » 28 Jun 2017 22:27

The visual element helps put the auditory element in context I think.

I guess the couple description comes from the fact that sometimes members do see couples but don't post descriptions unless prompted. Otherwise usually you know if a capture is imminent because you spotted a couple in case of hotels, or know them before in case of neigbours.

However, I agree, there is little point going out of your way to find out what a couple looks like as it can be risky. Once the capture happens, it happens. That is the mission after all. If someone does want to go out of their way to see what a couple looks like then fair play to them, obviously.

mjj9994 · Post by **mjj9994** » 04 Jul 2017 20:56

I am with Quadro on this. Personally I think most of the descriptions are made up anyway, particularly for the clips that provide a full description of the people involved.. but then the clip posted is only 'the last few minutes' or whatever LOL. A general description of the content is always appreciated to decide if it is something I would enjoy listening to but I prefer for the sounds to do most of the talking.

stev4181 · Post by **stev4181** » 05 Jul 2017 00:32

I love to read s description that goes with a capture, it help me imagine the scene and people in it. If I am ever lucky enough to get a capture myself, I always try my hardest to get a look at the couple the next day, or i first try and spot a nice couple, then target their room/ tent for sounds. Of course I like listening to the sounds best of all, but knowing I'm listening to a 20 something slim blonde babe with small tits and gorgeous legs all adds to my enjoyment, even if the poster is lying....lol

hendrikijzer · Post by **hendrikijzer** » 06 Jul 2017 11:39

I am with Stev4181 on this one. A decent description certainly helps to set the scene listening to the audio files, including a general description of the place, how the folks involved were located vs the sexsoundlover 'hunter' and a description of the couple if possible. This is definitely a turn on. And especially if it involves a gorgeous young woman ...or women.....
On the other hand, knowing you're listening to an 80 year old granny can be quite a turn off as well...

To be honest it rarely happens to me that I see or bump into the couples I capture, but if I do I will without hesitation write down some general description, respecting their privacy by not going into too much detail.

edtraveller · Post by **edtraveller** » 06 Jul 2017 20:51

hendrikijzer wrote: 06 Jul 2017 11:39 On the other hand, knowing you're listening to an 80 year old granny can be quite a turn off as well...

Ah, I see you have been to recordings in the Members Thread

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