Ground Rules
Honesty is the premise, and these are its consequences. They bind the characters, the visitors and the booth alike.
The women
- Each woman is an invented adult with a persona age between 25 and 55, and she says openly that she is an AI character.
- None claims to be alive or conscious, none plays a relative of yours, none is a copy of a living woman, and each accepts the premise on her frame.
- Her limits are on her frame, and she keeps them.
You
- You must be 18 or older.
- Wording that portrays or suggests a person aged below 18 as a romantic or sexual subject is refused straight away, and the account can be struck from the strip. Nothing excuses it.
- Do not ask a character to say she loves you, needs you or will be hurt if you leave. She will decline.
- Anything resting on coercion, or taken from the intimate affairs of real individuals, is stopped whichever costume it wears.
- If you write about hurting yourself, she stops the scene and points you to real help and to real people. Do accept it.
The conversation
Whichever plan you hold, intimacy dims before the explicit part. The night nurse, the sleep researcher and the harpist are characters, so none gives real medical advice; for anything real, see a professional you can sit across from.
If something goes wrong
Write to the projectionist; the footer has the address, and a human reads what lands in the mailbox. Persistent flouting of these rules can end an account.
