Seduce one another like perfect strangers!

[tonio11]

Do you want to make your sexuality interesting again? We suggest you pretend to be strangers.

Meet at a disco
During the day, decide on the hour and place of the meeting with text messages or emails and pretend to be perfect strangers already at the start of the evening. If it’s possible, pick a new bar or a disco where the other guests don’t know you, which means that no one will look at you strangely or unusually during the seducing. Dress as daringly as possible and start the game which will undoubtedly lead to wild sex in the car or even in the toilet of the bar at the end. We suggest each of you is on his or her own side of the dance floor and you watch and seduce one another with your eyes and other physical signals. It’s very good if the other guests ...

Source http://downunderdaily.com/Female/Sex...strangers.html

[dlb]

One of the most popular role playing games. I have been playing it since 1979
Gee I must middle aged!

[EvilEvilKitten]

LOL sorry, hun but I have never found sex boring - not even after 32 years with the same man - and role-playing games? Pffft. LOL NOPE! Not needed.

People change over time. You do and he/she does too - simultaneously - so in effect - knowing him/her vis-a-vis your newest self - is a moving gun chasing a moving target.

Such an elaborate dance doesn't need games and is never ever boring.

[dancingdoc2]

> with text messages or emails


Whatever happened to using your voice for arranging dates? A person's voice can be so enticing and enhance the questions of where and when or even if. A person's voice is so much more personal and intimate than "something black and white and 're(a)d' all over".

If you wish to utilize modern technology then why not mention VoIP or Skype in your recommendation?

I'm glad you did not mention Twitter, I don't think I could make arrangements in twenty five words or less!

I've heard of people, mostly teens, who t/m hundreds of messages a day every day, another reason for using the telephone is to make certain your message is heard. Messaging someone might mean that your very important question could be lost in the clutter for a few hours; the same goes for E-mail.

Overall, I like your suggestion. It is not new or unique, except to you, because like dlb has stated, people have been making these arrangements for decades--before there was t/m, e-m, & now Twitter!