Site Helps Ladies Learn How to Tease Guys

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Seriously. No, seriously. Ignore that rollerbabe because this one’s for the ladies. This is not another gratuitous attempt from a marketer to turn humans into receptacles for lust just to sell a product. Nope. This site, created by UK agency Outside Line we’re told, is special. It doesn’t feature the phallic-shaped product every time a page loads. It doesn’t slather on the saucy language and offer cutesy teasing advice, it doesn’t have a game with crappy navigation that makes sure the whole notion of teasing is reinforced and it doesn’t have a section that features beefy, not completely clothed hunks as eye candy.

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