## Key Takeaways – Vetting is OPSEC, not vibes: treat potential partners as threat actors and protect your critical assets (money, health, housing, reputation, peace). – Build a threat model: identify what you value, map likely attack vectors (love-bombing, future-faking, financial parasitism, coercive control), and assign countermeasures. – Use protocols… Read more: Date Vetting Checklist: Treat Dating as OPSEC — A Threat-Modeling Playbook for Women

## Key Takeaways – Stop “vibes-based” vetting. Run OPSEC: define what you’re protecting, identify likely threats, find your vulnerabilities, then deploy countermeasures. – Treat dating like threat modeling: you’re not judging character—you’re mapping attack vectors (love-bombing, future-faking, financial parasitism, coercive control) against your assets. – Use data minimization + staged… Read more: Date Vetting Checklist (OPSEC Edition): Threat-Model Your Dating Life Before You Get Breached

## Key Takeaways – Treat vetting as OPSEC: define what you’re protecting, map likely threats, find your vulnerabilities, then deploy countermeasures—systematically, not emotionally. – Run data minimization + staged disclosure: you earn access to your address, routines, finances, and social graph in phases, not on date one. – Verify identity… Read more: Date Vetting Checklist as OPSEC: A Threat-Modeling System to Prevent Relationship Breaches

## Key Takeaways – Treat vetting like OPSEC: define what you’re protecting (assets), map likely attack vectors, then run countermeasures—before you get emotionally invested. – Your checklist isn’t a vibe test; it’s data minimization + staged disclosure + boundary tripwires that force clarity and expose coercion early. – Assume platforms… Read more: Date Vetting Checklist as OPSEC: A Threat-Modeling Protocol to Prevent Relationship Breaches

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