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The questions people ask on their first night, answered in the order they come up.

Do I need an account?

Not for the first messages. Say you are an adult, open any page and type. A guest has 10 messages, then the thread follows you in when you register.

What happens when I press Open?

Her chat receives the page as the first thing you say, and she answers in mid-flow. That spends one message. If you want her standard greeting, press the button on her manual page.

Trial, Free and Plus?

A new login starts with 3 days and all sixteen principals open. Free follows: a daily allowance of 10 messages that refreshes at midnight UTC, and access narrows to the first 3 principals you spoke to. Plus is sold as a 30-day block at $15 or a 365-day block at $99, and has no allowance to run out. The quota page shows exactly where you stand.

How do I pay?

Pay in USDT over TRON (TRC-20). Over the page you get an address and an amount to the last decimal, and you send precisely that figure. Your days start within about a minute of it arriving. Nothing renews, and payments are final, as the licence states.

Does she type first?

On a trial, or with Plus, she can write first after a long silence, though never at night your time. Adjust that, or switch it off, on your whoami page.

What does she remember?

Short notes, written after your sessions. Any chat’s menu lists them, and you can edit or delete each one. Anything written under About you reaches all sixteen women before you have typed a line.

How far does it go?

Every chat carries a pace dial with three notches: friendly, flirting, romance. Desire is allowed, hers included, and she may say so. What she never writes is the explicit part: the screen fades out first, on every plan.

Are there pictures?

Pictures, yes: each woman has a glamorous portrait, and the home page begins with a wide banner. Ask her and she will describe herself too. Moving pictures do not exist on this site.

How do I leave?

Wiping a chat is a menu item. Removing the entire account takes one email to the postmaster from your registered address.