Sex at someone else's wedding: what to do if you like a witness
11.06.20240
Here you come to your friend’s or sister’s wedding, all beautiful and in full splendor, and there is such a luxurious (and at the same time lonely!) father of the groom that butterflies immediately begin to flutter in the right places. Or you liked the witness. Or someone else with whom you want to urgently retire for half an hour with completely understandable intentions. “You are attractive. I'm damn attractive. Why waste time?” – all according to the classics.
“Being a guest at a wedding doesn’t guarantee that men will fall for you left and right, but it’s not for nothing that sex at someone else’s wedding has become a stereotype in popular culture. Receptions are usually full of young, single people – mostly friends and friends of friends – who have romance on their minds, a dance floor nearby and plenty of secluded places nearby,” says sexologist Olga Vasilenko. Here are the rules that will help you succeed in quick flirting and not embarrass yourself in the process.
Come alone
Even if your invitation includes a “plus one” , show up without a date – this increases the likelihood that you will go home or to the nearest hotel with a new acquaintance.
Ask for help
Transparently hint or directly say that you are looking for a partner for sex or even for a long-term relationship. “Get the bride or toastmaster to point out potential life partners or, even better, to seat you next to them,” says Olga.
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