A calmer, safer massage journey.
Choose Relaxing, Connecting, or Sensual, then follow five concise steps with time, pressure, body-area, and check-in cues. Clear controls keep the experience easy to follow together.
Guided touch, without guesswork.
Each path lasts about 15–20 minutes and uses beginner-friendly pressure.
Arrive
Rest both hands on the shoulders over clothing or skin and take three unhurried breaths together.
Check in: Ask whether the room, position, and pressure feel comfortable.
Use plain, body-safe lubricant or massage oil. Patch-test first. Fragranced and “warming” products can irritate skin; keep oils away from eyes and check compatibility with barriers. Massage is not treatment for an injury.
A simple round, from start to finish.
- 01
Choose a routine and agree which body areas are welcome.
- 02
Set up a warm room, stable surface, towels, and a body-safe lubricant if desired.
- 03
Follow one step at a time, using the displayed pressure and check-in cue.
- 04
Finish early if hands become tired or the receiver wants to stop.
Make “skip” part of the rules.
A game should make communication easier. It never replaces a direct yes, and nobody owes an explanation for passing.
- Massage should not hurt or treat an injury.
- Patch-test products and avoid irritating warming or fragranced oils.
- Do not press directly on the spine or front and sides of the neck.
- Keep floors, showers, and hands free from slippery oil hazards.
Questions before you play.
Do we need massage oil?
No. Massage can be performed over clothing or with dry hands. If using a product, choose a simple body-safe option and patch-test first.
Can massage fix pain or an injury?
This guide is for relaxation and connection, not treatment. Persistent or severe pain should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional.
Why avoid essential-oil suggestions?
Fragrance and warming ingredients can irritate skin and are unnecessary for the routines to work.