Role play

Tonight you're not yourselves. You're whoever you decide to be.

I.Task

Task

How to approach this challenge—at your pace, with clear boundaries.

Tonight you are not yourselves. Get into character and stay there until you end up in bed.

II.The role — pick one

Costume: A mask, a wig, or a real outfit pulls you into someone else before the first word.
Everyday: A shirt, glasses, or only the voice is enough when you take the role seriously.

III.Preparation

Choose the roles together, including names, so you know who you are tonight.
Agree on a word that ends the role at once, even in the middle of a scene.
Set out at least one piece of clothing or one object for each of you that belongs to the role.
Set the light so the scene feels real, and clear the room.
Agree what stays off limits inside the role, even if the character would want it.

IV.How it goes

You change separately if you can, and meet already in the role.
You talk and touch in character before the clothes come off.
The sex stays in the role, in missionary, cowgirl, or doggy style.
The more you commit, the better the scene works, and nobody has to come.
Let the pace follow the role, slow or urgent, as long as you both still want it.
Afterward you can drop the role and use your own names again.

V.Rules

The word ends the role at once, with no debate.
The role is only the two of you, and nobody else appears in it.
Commitment counts for more than an expensive costume.
One full scene is enough, though it is lovelier when you stay in the role until bed.

VI.Extra level for more fun

The masks stay on, even in bed, so you stay in character in bed too.
After the first scene, you swap roles, so both of you get to lead.
Only one of you speaks in character, and the other answers in an ordinary voice.
One object from the role stays in the bed, so the scene does not vanish with the clothes.
You note the next scene for another evening, instead of playing everything tonight.