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Reply: “We need to work on your story telling skills. We'll practice again soon. I'll give you an example. Make her the lovely innocent and you the rogue. She is kidnapped by you and taken from her father because he was enraptured by her beauty. He is a bit rough around the edges, but never hurts her. Nevertheless, he feels free to have his way with her whenever he wishes, and will only pull her back into the bed, and spank her bottom, if she attempts to get away. Otherwise he is very gentle. Over time she realizes that he loves her. But she resists enjoying his touch, she tries to hide the redness in her face when she sees him staring at her bare body. Then he suddenly disappears without a word, leaving her stranded in his home/boat/castle with no clothes, no way out, but plenty of food. For a week she waits, alone, feeling abandoned, realizing that she actually misses him, even aches for his touch. Then he returns carrying a wardrobe filled with beautiful dresses and jewelry he has chosen just for her. She falls into his arms and he carries her to the bed, and they live happily ever after.

[Note: As ridiculous as this sounds, there must be some reason millions of women read this story line over and over again in romance novels. This is exactly what you are trying to accomplish.]

When you finish the story, you say, “So the rogue, while not perfect, treasures his sweet little captive. And with lots of patience and lots of love, he finally awakened in her the desire she had long suppressed.” [Meaning, she does not lack passion or a sex drive. She is simply suppressing it. And your evil plot is to unlock the box.]

While she is sitting on the couch or in a chair, walk up from behind her, encircle your hand around a large amount of hair and hold it. Then tell her you are going to brush her hair.

Anticipated response: “Stop it.”