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Protocol

The Law

Eleven rules. They are not an addition to the experience, they are its condition. They apply without exception and are not discussed case by case.

Why the rules are written down.

A stated frame protects both people. It says in advance what is possible, what is not, and what ends everything. Nothing here rests on an assumed intention: what has not been stated has not been granted.

  1. Law No01 Consent

    Permission is never assumed. It is asked for, it is granted, and it can be withdrawn at any moment with no explanation owed.

  2. Law No02 Respect

    I am addressed as a person, never as a service. Familiarity that has not been granted ends the exchange.

  3. Law No03 Privacy

    What is said here does not leave here. No recording, no photograph, no screenshot, without explicit prior agreement.

  4. Law No04 Limits

    Limits are set beforehand. They are not renegotiated the moment they become inconvenient. A limit crossed ends everything, at once.

  5. Law No05 Hygiene

    Impeccable hygiene is expected, without exception. It is a condition of access, not a preference.

  6. Law No06 Communication

    Things are said out loud. An implication binds no one, and what has not been stated has not been granted.

  7. Law No07 Punctuality

    The agreed hour is the hour. A delay that was not announced is a cancelled appointment.

  8. Law No08 Discretion

    Nothing concerning my identity, my whereabouts or my arrangements is looked for, inferred, or shared.

  9. Law No09 No access is settled

    Access granted stands only for itself. It does not open the next one, it cannot be inferred from any previous one, and it transfers to nobody.

  10. Law No10 I may decline

    I decline without cause, at any moment, including after having accepted. A refusal is not negotiated and not commented on.

  11. Law No11 Access can be revoked

    Access may be withdrawn without notice where a rule has been broken. The terms of sale set out what becomes of a subscription in progress.

Reading these rules is already accepting them.

Submitting a request means accepting the protocol. What follows is built on it.

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