Matt had not known Sarah long. They met through online dating. He loved getting to know her, to spoil her with making dinners or cute jewellery gifts, or long romantic cuddling and make out sessions.

He was not too experienced in intimacy, he was a virgin. He thought that the fact he was blind since birth was one of his greatest obstacles. He could not read body language and know if someone was winking at him, likewise he could not go up to a random woman and tell her she is beautiful. In terms of flirting he was pretty much stuck.

His friends had always called him a romantic though. He loved old romantic musicals and romantic comedies. When Harry Met Sally, along with Singing In the Rain were some of his favourites. Sarah was surprised when their first date was to a vintage film festival. He explained that most of the movies he had either seen before or knew their actors from other movies. He preferred movies in described audio captioning but just loved all the film scores and thought that older movies had wittier dialogue and quips than your modern MCU and etc.

One day Sarah was bored and she decided to create a new online profile. Within a few weeks she found Matt. His profile was unique because he was honest about his disability and his inexperience, his need for love. When they would hang out whenever he was not touching her, she would send photos of herself to her instagram and the many more attractive men in her Direct Messages. Sometimes she would "use the bathroom" for extended periods of time, really just sneaking off to some sexier man she had winked and stared at.

Will Matt catch onto her patterns? Will she convince him it's all in his mind? This role play could also include financial domination teasing.

Kinks: getting tricked, flirting and banter, body worship, getting cucked

limits: incest, water sports, scat, anything too bdsm

So I will be playing the blind boyfriend and we can take turns writing in any other male characters in the story to be "friends" with his girlfriend.

I hope you like this idea. The above was written with my Braille Display screen.