Sexlog review
Sexlog’s public signup page asks what kind of profile you want to create. It speaks to people joining alone and people joining with a partner. I’d start there, since how I describe who’s using the profile affects the first conversations I’m likely to have.
Decide how to introduce yourself
The Brazilian site presents itself as a network for singles and couples. I’d write a short introduction that makes it clear whether messages are for one person or both. 3Fun is worth comparing if you want a service that explicitly documents linking two accounts.
Check what’s available before verification
Sexlog’s help center says access to restricted adult areas requires age verification. It describes a free verification process as well as verification through account details used for a paid subscription. I’d check the public help before joining so I knew what information the next step would ask for.
Anabel’s take
I’d sort out the profile description with my partner first if we were both going to use it. That’s an easier conversation to have before anyone starts writing to the account.