<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/N2fK3w9.jpg)</div>Name: Tessa Holland (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=269765.msg13298614#msg13298614)<br/>Time: Day 1 Afternoon<br/>Location: Sector 3 Social Zone<br/>Tagging: Open to All<br/>Notes/Warnings: Blindfold Icebreaker<br/><hr/><br/>As everyone began their explorations, and some went well beyond the instructions given, the voice remained silent. And then, just when one might begin to wonder if there was some sort of hiccup, Tessa started again.<br/><br/>"All right. Now slowly work your hands up your partner's arms. Take your time. Enjoy the journey. Yes. They're just arms. They're what you touch when you wish to make 'Safe' contact. This is all true. But even safe contact is contact - it's a move towards closeness, towards understanding, towards intimacy. As your hands reach your partner's shoulders, you might begin to feel that closeness - some scientists speak of a proximal sense when things or especially people come close. You can feel when your personal space intersects with another. Take a moment just to bask in each other's presence."<br/><br/>The voice went silent then, leaving the participants alone with themselves - and their partners.