The proliferation of hookup apps and guys wanting to use their phones to find cock is ubiquitous in our society today. Besides spending hours texting flakes that want to just trade pictures and eventually block you or make excuses not to meet. How do you know their profile is real or their pictures are 20 years old? Besides all that, there is a real danger in meeting a stranger with these apps. Conversely, hooking up with men at Daburghjacks’ private group is much safer. Firstly, you get to talk to ME, one person(not a big company that could hide or not reply if you have a complaint) to get the address-724-841-2486 and I have been doing this for 14 years. Secondly, there is a chatroom on the site where men sometimes ask “have you ever been to a meeting.” If a man says yes you can ask him about his experience here. You can ask other guys about discretion, my personality and safety concerns. Thirdly, you don’t have to swim through profile after profile and even if there is a green ball next to the guys avatar, when you text him you have to wonder if he got it and force to wait or move to the next guy. Lastly, this blog is an honest blog. I keep the integrity of the blog by telling the true of what we did at the meetings. All these years we have NEVER had any incident of fighting or violence or the police needing to be called. In fact, the opposite happens here with only a few men we always have a good time.
Another good aspect of Daburghjacks is friendship and male-bonding. Many of the guys get to know each other and are happy to see familiar faces. Some bring their buds(which I like) and some trade numbers to meet outside the group.

So, come to our meetings, sir. We are less time-consuming and safer. Plus you get more then one cock (or hole) to play with.
Below are some horrible crimes that have happened with these apps:

  • Stephen Port (United Kingdom): Known as the “Grindr Killer,” Port was sentenced to life in prison in 2016 for drugging (with GHB), raping, and murdering four young men he met on dating apps in East London between 2014 and 2015.
  • Jack Crawley (United Kingdom): Jailed for life with a minimum 37-year sentence after using Grindr to target victims, murdering army veteran Paul Taylor in 2023 and attempting to murder another man near York.
  • Chance Seneca (United States): Sentenced to 45 years in federal prison for kidnapping and attempting to murder an 18-year-old man, Holden White, whom he lured via Grindr and Snapchat in Lafayette, Louisiana, in 2020.
  • Bruce McArthur (Canada): A serial killer convicted in 2019 for the murders of eight men linked to Toronto’s gay village, some of whom had used online dating platforms like Grindr and Tinder.
  • Savante Rhodes (United States): Received a life sentence for robbing and murdering Johnny Sokis in 2019 after arranging a meeting through a dating app in Mobile, Alabama.
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONDpaO3jsNA