How to use a Yes/No/Maybe list safely
Take turns on one device without watching each other answer. The first set disappears before the second partner begins. Agree in advance that No answers need no defense and that Maybe means curiosity, uncertainty, or “only under specific conditions”—never a request to be convinced.
Talk about the conditions, not just the label
Two Yes answers can still mean different things. Discuss who initiates, who gives or receives, privacy, protection, pacing, words to avoid, and what would make stopping easy. Consent stays specific and can change before or during an experience.
Keep discovering without exposing mismatches
Intimiq turns the same idea into a private daily habit: each partner reacts separately, and only mutual interest becomes visible. Individual No answers stay private.
Create your private space