Two strangers
You meet as two people who have never seen each other before, and neither of you breaks it.
Why it works
This is the same idea as an evening in a bar, but stricter. Neither of you knows anything that has not just been said, and that forces questions you stopped asking a long time ago. Going home separately keeps the role whole right into the hallway.
How to do it
- 01
Agree two names and two jobs, and nothing else. Arrive at the bar separately, twenty minutes apart. Whoever is second does the approaching.
- 02
Neither of you knows anything the other has not just said. If you are asked something your character could not know, invent it.
- 03
Travel home separately as well, and stay in it until the front door is shut behind you both.
What usually goes wrong
The one who has to walk over has the hard half, and is also the one who usually breaks. Agree in advance what happens if the nerve goes: an ordinary sentence that means you start again. And never answer with something you know about each other in real life. Make it up instead.
Whoever has to walk over is doing the harder half. Agree beforehand what happens if the nerve goes, that one ordinary sentence is enough, and you both go home as yourselves.
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One of you touches yourself. The other may look, and not touch.
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Strangers at a bar
You meet as two people who do not know each other, and you keep it up all the way home.
What you both want.
Twenty questions, answered separately. You see only what you both said yes to.
Take the questionnaireFor adults over 18 only. Intended for two adults in a consenting relationship.