Symbol
 

Mustang Alley is right on from my perspective

Tats and Anklets are for play
 

I agree with those of you who have said that if a woman is really interested in a man then she'll flirt with him until she gets his attention.
I can stand with my arse sticking out of bend down in front of a man to get the initial interest and then it's being attentive to everything he says, laughing in the right places, flicking the hair and lightly brushing his arm or hand.

However I do wear temp tattoos and anklets but they are for my cuckold hubby. It turns him on to know that I'm out wearing these symbols of the lifestyle, but thus far no one else has picked up on it.

I Agree
 

if a woman is looking she will let you know.
The married women I have been with said they like it when I smiled back at them

Queen of Spades Temp Tats
 

can google them.... temp tattooes "Queen of Spades" universal symbol that you are approachable for Black Men / BBC... the temp ones wash off for discretion - so only wear during the evening out / or event...

Silver toe rings on a white woman's feet are a sign, especially wearing open toed shoes.

Mike62, I can respect that. Allot of the responses didn't seem to take the question seriously, but I can see you were been genuine so I hope someone takes the question a little more seriously and assist you with this issue. I would have to be honest and say if your wife is hot but you was there with her; I wouldn't approach no matter how much eye contact and subtle flirting she does. -BlackIcee "Master Of Airtime"

yes its our favourite play to.sitting watching her get picked up is my huge turn on.high heels short revealing dress with no underwear is really all it needs for some guy to make a move, she loves black and always has done, recently after years of persuading her she now has the ace, and queen spades tattoos on her foot and ankle, I disagree with all that say it makes no difference with or without some symbol as the number of black guys who now make a beeline for her stood alone by bar or in a bar has trebled since she has had them

I have to say I agree with BlackIcee. I am a little different because of my career, but I do swing and play on a personal private level and I do not take my husband with me anytime I'm going out to clubs on a personal basis where I know I might try picking up new Black lovers... but as a performer, when I'm working in clubs, I need to be completely professional at all times, but if I find an interest in someone, I'll make it known to him I'm interested, but only for an "outside" of the club situation, for obvious reasons. I do have some select custom made jewelry I wear at particular times, both professionally and I've found wearing it privately helps convey to Black men, along with other signals, I'm completely available and interested in sex with them. Among these are mainly necklesses, because they are the easiest seen, especially since they can't be missed riding above my substantial cleavage when I'm talking with a guy or a group of guys. These necklesses always have words or symbols, for example: BBC4ME, BLACKCOCK, SLUT4BBC, QOS4BBC, ILOVEBBC, and ONLYBBC are only a few samples of straight forward symbols announcing what you're all about. If guys have to ask what does that mean... then I'm usually going to be polite and just move on and seek out a different guy. Guys who play dumb about my overt messaging to them are not guys I'm going to be interested in. I want the guys who know instantly when they "READ" what I'm wearing in my cleavage, that I'm ready willing and able to fuck them and I'm encouraging them to go for it, because I'm right here in front of you... take advantage of the situation... because I'm a one strike and you're out girl. Don't play silly games because I'm not! Remember... wise people make more opportunities than they find!!! I hope this helps some of you girls and husbands of you girls who want to be more clear about sending your signals to the wonderful Black men of this world, you're available RIGHT NOW... Cum and get it!!!! *kiss*

Khristy xoxo

18 some years ago pushing a black baby in a stroller made it kind of obvious but I do not consider her a symbol.