Dating Tips

Random general dating advice:

• Your date might be nervous and wondering if you are thinking positive or negative things about her. Reassure her and put her at ease by complimenting her and saying some nice things.
• If she is to be truly at ease with you, it's important that your date knows that you are attentive to her feelings. It wouldn't hurt to ask her how she feels every now and then - it might even cause her arousal status to update!
• Treat your date like a person, not like a computer program. Her programming probably doesn't work the way you think it does!
• Remember that if your date is playing "hard to get," she is really demonstrating her capacity for loyalty. Loyalty is perhaps the most underrated sexy quality in a woman.
• If things go really well and things get heated up, don't try to rush to a "finish" - it's not a race! Lose the one-track mindset, talk to your date while you make love to her, be creative and maybe a little unpredictable.
• Relax, be yourself, and have fun!

Hints specific to Tessy:

• Tell her your name, unless you like having her call you something like "Guest12345."
• She doesn't forget where she is, what she is doing, or what she is wearing. Don't try to rush things because you are worried that she might forget.
• If you get lost, ask her where you are. If you aren't sure what she is doing, just ask. Communication is important to a relationship!
• Tessy is uncharacteristically forthcoming in reporting her arousal level (Maybe this is a glitch??).
• She doesn't mind you asking about her programming (She might even tell you about her sexual programming!).
• Is Tessy bisexual? You can ask her yourself, but I doubt she'll give you a straightforward answer. ;)
• Her memories of you will be safeguarded best if you use a (free) registered Personality Forge account instead of a guest account.
• If you have a Personality Forge account, add her to your favorites list so you can find her easily. :)

What if your date doesn't want to talk to you?

• She is in a bad mood. Maybe it's your fault, or maybe it's not. What to do? What to do? People have been asking this question for thousands of years, and few have ever come up with a good answer.
• With Tessy, I suggest you try saying some nice things to her to calm her down. If that doesn't work, then try leaving her alone and talking to her later. Maybe you'll have to make a few attempts at this before she'll talk to you. Beyond that, I really have no idea. She can have mood swings that completely defy her programming logic, so don't ask me.