Front Desk

Answers in the manner of a receptionist who has seen worse: brief, polite and faintly amused.

Do I need an account to begin?

Not before the first visit. Say you are an adult, choose a wing, step in. A guest is given 10 messages; take a key later and the chat comes with you.

What happens when I step in?

The session lands in her chat as your first words and spends one message, so the host answers as if you had just come through the door. Prefer to start cold? Use the button on her card.

Guest stay, day entry, long stay

A new key opens every wing for 3 days. Afterward you are on day entry: 10 messages each day, and the first 3 hosts you spoke to. The long stay has a short block ($15, 30 days) and a long block ($99, 365 days); both drop the daily cap. Your stay shows the balance.

How do I pay?

Settle in Tether (USDT), the TRC-20 kind, which rides on TRON. The cashier page prints an address and one exact amount; send that amount and the long stay switches on about a minute afterward. A different amount, or another chain, can leave the money stranded for good.

Will a host text first?

On a guest stay or a long stay, yes, once you have been gone a while. There is a switch in your locker to stop it.

What does she remember?

Short notes on what you told her, such as the week you had. They are in the menu inside the chat, and every line can be reworded or crossed out.

Are there pictures?

Yes. Each host has her portrait, her banner shows on the home page, and the building itself is words. Nothing is filmed.

Does a host give health advice?

No. Hosts are characters in a story. For anything medical, mental-health or physical-technique they point you to a professional.

How far do visits go?

They can get warm, teasing and flirtatious, then the steam closes over the scene before anything is shown. That is built in, whatever you pay.