by Emily
Having a blast with truth or dare
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Tonight, I was out meeting friends and having a good time. There were several of them which I haven't seen for quite a while. To catch up, I suggested having a party games night soon.
One of the girls was on her guard. She was playing Truth or Dare with us before, and she didn't like how we all ended up naked when we played "the Game".
So she started spewing around all that negative energy. Sarcastic comments on how we should just take off our clothes and then play a game and get it over with.
To be honest, I was feeling hurt. At the time we played "the game" (I mean Truth or Dare) everyone liked it, I dare say. It's easy to play the goody two shoes afterwards.
But there should not be any need to stop any enthousiasm in its steps, before there even is a game night. (Not even a party with drinks and all, just a friendly game night.)
Seems I went too far with the dares in the past. I already was notorious for that game.
How to best get out of there?
Keep a low profile. Even if I don't want to play Truth or Dare, don't even speak of it. Play other games, icebreakers, board games, watch a movie, all that stuff.
Ideally, ban the alcohol from the parties a few times. Get some trust back.
Playing a personal game like Truth or Dare needs lots of trust. Especially if you play it with close friends of yours.
Don't ever lose that trust.
Even if you feel like you do all the work, bringing the fun to the table and managing confort levels of everyone involved... That is the price you have to pay as a "dare master".
The payoff is huge though (did I mention we all ended up without clothes...?)
Your call.
by Cindy
(USA)
Say
Answer:
The answer is simple, if you don't want to do a dare at any point of the game; you are not obliged to do it. You can always say: "I don't want to do this dare."
You don't have to get emotional about it and you don't need to discuss your reasons so much. If it's anything you don't feel comfortable with.
For Example:
If you need to do anything which really goes against your believes please remember Truth or Dare is after all just a game. Games are supposed to be fun. You shouldn't feel bad or miserable after playing a game. If you don't want to get all emotional in a discussion while a game is on a good point, just call "Chicken"
Normally every Truth or Dare game has this rule that if you "chicken out", say "Chicken" or "play a Chicken card", you don't need to do the dare.
Perhaps your play mates will decide to give you a punishment which means you have to do another dare, or answer a truth instead or even skipped for a turn or something like that.
Whatever happens, don't do something you will regret later. Truth or Dare is a pretty tricky game, it plays with the mind of every player. That's probably why it's so popular right now and has ever been.
What Truth or Dare makes much use of is the principle of peer pressure. Peer pressure is when you feel compelled to do something because everyone wants you to do it. Truth or Dare is a perfect example of this.
Here is where I hope you are not either too drunk or not confident enough to say "No". when you are asked a truth question which really will lead to bad consequences when you answer a question truthfully, don't hesitate to lie even if they call you on it (because they know right answer or because they feel that you are lying)! You still can pretend you are not.
It's more important to protect your reputation and friendships than to obey the rules of Truth or Dare.
I know that in many articles on this website, you will find discussions which go to the opposite end of this post.
For example:
Generally the game is most fun when you really do the dares even it is slightly uncomfortable or embarrassing but I am not talking about going against your core beliefs. I am not talking about playing a game that will leave somebody seriously hurt. It also excludes any dares which will hurt anyone seriously.
You have to draw the line. You have to see where the limit of fun is and where pain begins. Please be reasonable when playing Truth or Dare.
If your friends don't accept you for not doing the dare and threaten you with bullying you, throwing you out of the game, never ever calling you again or something like that...
Perhaps you should reconsider who your friends are. Real friends take care of you and respect your feelings.
Perhaps Truth or Dare is also a game which does not only test your limits but the quality of your friends, too? Think about it.
Do you have a comment about this post? I will love to read about it. Please leave your comments here.
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Mad because of Truth or Dare...?
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by Steven
Cannot get these dreams out of my head
I had this weird dream of one of my closest friends and we were totally making out. This only happened since we have started playing truth or dare with each other. I have been dreaming about it more often in these past few days.
Am I a bad friend if I feel sexually attracted to my best friend and have been dreaming about it?
I’m really driving myself crazy with my dreams of my best friend and I find myself having sleepless nights after it. What should I do?
(Photo from Roberto Bouza via Flickr)
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by Ben, the daredevil
(Michigan, United States)
Hey guys, Ben the daredevil here.
I know this is a site for sharing stories, but Francis commented on one of my stories, and he said he wished he could teach people to be as daring as me and my friends... well, I'm here to help :)
First, answer the following:
DoubleDogDareDevilDude@gmail.com
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