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happy halloween! here is a ghost duet
I love this so much. I always play it when it comes on
how cute
The Ruleset
The ruleset is meant to be simple. It is a baseline; a beginning. Once established, like our relationship, it is to be built on and expanded. Evening by evening, new additions are to added and conformed to. Our eventual goal is an exciting series of interlocking protocols, one that all adherents can be proud to call theirs.
But to start, it must be simple. That is where The Rules come in.
1. Be Punctual- In all things, be punctual. Wether it be showing up at the correct time for a date, or completing an assignment in a timely manner. To do otherwise is to imply a lack of respect for my time.
2. Be Articulate- Communication is the most important key to making this work. Never hesitate to share how something makes you feel. This rule also extends to your manner of speech. There will be no “Mmmhmms” or nods in my presence. I deserve the respect of a full and complete answer, if only a “Yes” or “No.” At some point, this may begin to include an honorific such as “Sir”, but to begin with keep only articulation in mind.
3. Be Polite- Manners are vital. You are expected to be polite to everyone, not only me, because I will not have my property being rude to anyone else. For every request a please, for every indulgence a thank you. These indulgences include orgasms. When I am responsible for your orgasm, either by direct action or the thought of past/future actions, you will make every effort to thank me by any means possible.
Remember these 3 rules, and you have the potential to succeed. As time passes, new permissions and refrains are added.
Three Types of Rules For Littles
Here are three types of rules for Caregivers who are struggling to develop lists for their new little:
1. Rules That Establish Dominance:
These are the fun rules, and the ones that reinforce who is boss. Asking for permission to cum and letting Daddy pick out your panties each day are good examples.
2. Rules That Guide Health:
These help with physical and mental health. Eating breakfast each day, a required walk, journal writing, and required self play (good for burning calories and raising endorphins) are good examples.
3. Rules That Help With Goals:
These help make her that very best version of herself that she wants to be. Keeping her room tidy, working toward healthy eating habits, putting away money in the bank each week, and required time for studying are good examples.
**Rules may overlap into multiple areas. Required self play can help with mental health, weight loss, stress relief, sleeping habits, as well as establishing dominance. Looking at other’s rules can help you come up with your own, but by and large, rules should be tailored to serve specific littles and their unique needs. Happy rule making.
JD🌹