I never played spin the bottle

[Doom Metal Alchemist]

So a question to those that did....

If someone spun the bottle, and it landed on someone of the same gender as the spinner.... Was that like an automatic do-over, and spin again, or...?

I've never seen this addressed in any single piece of media.

Edited 8 hours ago by Doom Metal Alchemist

[André Toulon]

.....i dont know anyone who played it that wasn't a cartoon character.

 

[Doom Metal Alchemist]

27 minutes ago, André Toulon said:

.....i dont know anyone who played it that wasn't a cartoon character.

 

Maybe it's just one of those popular myths of fiction, like kissing booths.

[André Toulon]

11 minutes ago, Doom Metal Alchemist said:

Maybe it's just one of those popular myths of fiction, like kissing booths.

Well, i wouldn't necessarily subscribe to that notion ... I'm sure its a thing somewhere, although i do feel it may be slightly archaic. But I was just trying to help by saying the only times I've ever seen it referenced is in a cartoon like KOTH or comic...Archie, specifically.

We had other "games" but it was kinda more like you and the girl you like met in secret and tried some stuff.

I'm actually more annoyed that I've never seen a glory hole...not that i wanna use one...my paranoia could never....but I at least wanna see one with my own eyes

Edited 7 hours ago by André Toulon

[UwPp]

Never seen kissing booths, spin the bottle, 7 mins in heaven, or glory holes.

 

Though I have been in the men's bathroom multiple times at my local gay bar. 

I had to pee. Wasn't going to stand in line. 

Most men would freak out. The others would be like I'll guard the door for you so you can pee. 

[Doom Metal Alchemist]

22 minutes ago, UwPp said:

Never seen kissing booths, spin the bottle, 7 mins in heaven, or glory holes.

 

Though I have been in the men's bathroom multiple times at my local gay bar. 

I had to pee. Wasn't going to stand in line. 

Most men would freak out. The others would be like I'll guard the door for you so you can pee. 

Once at work, a woman mistakenly entered the men's room. None of the men freaked out. Most just ignored her. I was kinda mystified, but figured it was an honest mistake. I pointed out the urinals. Mostly I just wanted to stress that I WASN'T in the woman's room and that I was in fact in the correct place. As long as that was understood, I didn't mind her being there.