Body Twister

One of the players spins the bottle or rolls the dice to choose one of the four silhouettes in the corners of the game board* (see additional game info), e.g.: the silhouette in the top right-hand corner.

Player 1 spins the bottle or rolls the dice a first time to choose a body part, e.g.: knee.

Player 1 spins the bottle or rolls the dice a second time to choose a colour, e.g.: red.

On the chosen silhouette, the body parts coloured red are the arms and hands. This means player 1 has to touch the arms or hands of player 2 with his knee.

Now, player 2 spins the bottle or rolls the dice two times to choose a body part and a colour, e.g.: nose and yellow. Player 2 now has to touch player 3's legs with his nose.

During the game, every player has the right to pass three times if he feels that his/her boundaries are being transgressed. The game leader writes down when all players use their passes.

As soon as one of the players has used up his/her three passes, the game is over and the game leader starts up the discussion.

The game leader discusses the game, the passes used and personal boundaries with the players:

• Why did they use their passes?
• Why did the player that used up his/her passes first use up all his/her passes? Is this a coincidence or does he/she easily/quickly set boundaries?
• Do men and women set the same boundaries?
• Is it easy to set your personal boundaries?
• Does everybody have the same personal boundaries?
• How can you communicate with others about your personal boundaries?
• How can you make sure you respect others' personal boundaries?
• ...