- All sessions will include the use of a safeword.
- A safeword is a word that is agreed upon before the session that
when used, stops all activity.
- We use a three part safe word system.
- "Green" this is used to let the disciplinarian know that you are
doing fine and were actually expecting things to be a bit more
intense.
- "Yellow" is used to stop the current session temporarily.
Its use is for when something is just not right and you need a minute
to communicate with the disciplinarian. This may be due to
discomfort in the current position or if a certain implement just
hurts too much for you.
- "Red" is the word used to end the session completely. All
activity stops and is not resumed if "red" is used. If it ever
gets to the point that red is used, then something has gone wrong and
the level of communication between us needs to be evaluated.
- Please note: To date, no one has ever used a safeword during a
session We pride ourselves in having the experience to
accurately read body language and emotions. We are able to push
limits far enough to create a realistic experience, but not enough to
take you over the top.
- Occasionally we get requests to do a session in which no safeword is
used. We do understand that for many people the use of a safeword
gives them a sense of control that they were looking to
lose. It takes very special circumstances for us to do a session
without a safeword. Generally it would be after several sessions
and after we have really gotten a sense of your limits and expectations.
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