Review: I Dare You—30 Sealed Seductions Card Game
Tuesday, June 29th, 2010
I am positively certain that Susie Bright did not have a long distance relationship in mind when she developed this gem of an adult game. However, this little game has provided hours of thought-provoking conversation and real intimacy for DPR and I, by cell phone, 900 miles apart. I will expand upon that part in a bit but first let me fill you in on the details
I happen to love games, particularly those that are smart and naughty at the same time. So when Good Vibrations Sex Toys offered this up for review, I jumped all over it! I Dare You is a classy game. First of all, it completely appeals to the designer in me. The box is covered in a discrete red and black Victorian pattern and is tied with a black satin ribbon. It is so lovely that I keep it on my nightstand at all times. Encased within a black velvet lining are 30 crisp white cards sealed within creamy envelopes accented by a slightly paler and rather baroque border. Half of the cards are I Dare You… cards and the other half are Tell Me… cards. Lest you think the dares are going to be extremely explicit and perhaps give you assignments you don’t want to complete, I’d like to set the record straight: Ms. Bright maintained her sense of class throughout.
Let me back up a bit to tell you about our experiences with this game and how it helps to keep us from losing our intimate connection even when we go weeks upon weeks without seeing each other. We save the Dare cards for those times that we are together, and open the Tell Me cards while we’re on the phone. I don’t want to quote any of the questions because that would give away all the fun but they range from describing fantasies to telling personal anecdotes about past experiences. Some of these questions have brought up a lot of controversial discussions for us. They’ve opened our eyes to things we may not have revealed to each other, let alone ourselves. They provide titillating foreplay to some really hot phone sex. And, sadly, I think we’ve gone through them all.
The exciting part is that we have yet to explore all the Dare cards! I have not cheated and looked at those we haven’t tried yet. In less than two weeks, I will be living two miles down the road from my beloved and you can be sure we will be enjoying this game for quite awhile. Honestly, the Dares are so sweetly sensual and erotic that after one or two cards, you just can’t help but push the box aside and go for it. I do have to say that one of my favorites (spoiler alert!) was to have DPR blindfold me, put on something very simple (in her case, she got a button-down shirt), and I had to take it off of her. It was a beautifully sensory experience and I look forward to her turn to do the same to me.
So, while the product itself may not bring you to a mind-blowing orgasm, it may just lead you and your partner there. If nothing else, it absolutely brings two people closer together. It is a romantic, well-thought-out, intellectual game that can connect two people no matter where in the world they happen to be. Oh, and at only $14.95 this one is a don’t miss!
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