Hannah Jayde

I'm sure you're respectful. honest, and just looking for a great time with an awesome chick.​

But face it, this hobby is full of scammers, cheats, abusive guys, and even misguided members of law enforcement

I don't take meeting a new friend for the first time lightly, and neither should you.

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Me asking for screening should say to you, "Visiting her is safe, she doesn't just invite any one over."

It also helps me keep time wasters away so I'll be in a better mood when we finally do meet.

 

Don't make it something you try to avoid, game, or get around.  

I don't want to marry you and more than you want to marry me.

 Lol

 

What I need is at two things; one that absolutely verifies the other.

If you're not cool with it, that's OK.

 It just means we won't get a chance to meet you.

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​Why at least two things?

Take your LinkedIn for example.

Anyone could send me your LinkedIn.  

How do I know it's you sending it?

 Just ask yourself, is she able to verify what I'm giving her is actually me.

 

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LinkedIn profile with a recent photo.

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Organizational email.

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Is there a photo of you on a company or organization website someplace.

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I could give you a discrete call at work and ask for you by name.

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Contacting me from a phone number and email that reverse searches back to you.

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 Facebook?

You might have temporarily adjust your privacy settings though.

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References from other girls you've met.  

But they have to be active and verifiable.

That said, references are not my first choice.

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 A photo of your DL with your address blocked out.

A second photo of you holding it.

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​ Something similar.