Hard to say
For things that are hard to say out loud.
You write what you’d love in up to three words, and your person answers with one tap.
Just between you two
Needs
What would you love?
Slow massage
Up to three words
When
Sent. Robin will see it when they’re ready.
You might recognise this.
You’ve known for a while what you’d love.
In a text message it can come across as a complaint.
Bringing it up at dinner can lead to a longer talk than you wanted.
So you wait for a better time to ask.
How asking works.
Write it in a few words: “Slow massage”, “Long kissing”, “Cuddles”. Pick a day and a time.
They see it when they’re ready and answer with a tap.
They can answer Yes, Later or Not today.
Afterwards you tell them how much it meant, in hearts.
An example.
Jo has wanted to ask for a slow massage for months. In Intimate, Jo writes “Slow massage” and picks Thursday evening. Kai sees it on Home after lunch, taps Yes and adds “I’d love that.” On Friday Jo rates it five hearts: Meant the world.
Robin asked for
Slow massage
Thursday · evening
Tap an answer.
Afterwards: how much did it mean?