When the day arrives, this is how we move through it together. Read before you come.
Arrive ten to fifteen minutes before our time. Those minutes belong to the session. Anticipation is part of what makes the rest possible, and lateness brings the wrong energy into a room that was prepared for you. Your fee begins at our agreed time, regardless of when you arrive. More than twenty minutes late, and the session is forfeit. Your deposit stays with me.
Not earlier than fifteen minutes before our time, either. The hour before yours is not yours. Another session may still be unfolding, or I may be in my own preparation. Eagerness is welcome at our hour. Not before.
Arrive showered, freshly groomed. The work happens at close range, and what you bring to it should be clean. If you cannot shower beforehand, let me know in advance. There is a shower available for your use and I will set aside time for it separately from yours.
Phones off before we begin. Not silent. Off. The work asks for your full presence, and any tether to the outside ends at the door. Whatever it is can wait. You came here to be here.
Place the payment in plain view when you arrive. Full amount, as agreed. I will count it before we begin. Not from suspicion. It is part of how we enter the work cleanly. If what you bring does not match what we agreed, the session does not begin. And there will not be another.
Do not arrive expecting condoms, lubricant, or anything of a sexual nature. This is not what is being commissioned, and by law it could not be. What I bring is everything the work itself requires: floggers, restraints, gags, the full equipment of the space. Come prepared for that. Nothing else is on offer.
We will set a safe word before we begin. Use it the moment you need to. The depth of the work depends on you knowing it is there, and on you using it when it serves you. There is no shame in it. Only in not using it when you should.
What we discuss before our time is what unfolds during it. Your intake, our phone call, our agreements. These form the container that holds the session. Once we begin, the container does not get rewritten. If something rises that we did not negotiate, name it for next time. Not for this one.
Do not try to engineer my responses. Bratting outside of an agreed-on dynamic, bribing for specific punishments, manufacturing situations to elicit pity or anger. These are all topping from the bottom. They tell me you want the shape of submission without the substance of it. The session ends when this becomes the pattern. There will not be another.
I keep the clock. We end at our agreed time. If you want more, ask at the end. If I have the time and the dungeon can accommodate, an extension can be added at my rate.
What we have is the session. Brief conversation before we begin is welcome. At its close, you leave with the commissioned piece. Its medium and form are mine to choose, on the day of. You are not required to keep it. You are required to take it. Lingering past the handoff is not welcome. Between sessions, contact is for arranging the next, never for keeping in touch. No casual texts. No drop-in calls. The boundary is not coldness. It is what keeps the work itself intact.
Read carefully.
Then begin.