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trust me game 

a "game" between two people that sounds so much more innocent then it really is. how to begin: first.. two people are laying down on a couch, bed, floor, etc. one person begins the game by touching the other in any spot they want to. then you speak the words, "trust me?" then if the person says yes.. you can touch them in an even more "personal" spot.. and keep on going till they say no. the loser of the game is the person who says no first. what this game really is, is a fun experience for pervy boys to violate girls bodys.
Michelle and Mark were playing the trust me game, where Mark was totally invading her personal privacy.
trust me game by yolanda gute September 30, 2006
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do you trust me game 

A game usually played between a new couple, used as either a way to see how far you can go with said person, or just as a time passer, the object is not to get the other person to say, no i do not trust you, the object is to get as far as you can without the person saying i don't trust you.
Sit your girlfriend beside you, ask to play the do you trust me game, put your hand on her knee, ask her if she trusts you, and if she says yes, move your hand up her leg slightly, same idea for a girl playing on a guy.
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