Full Checklist

The complete inventory. Take your time, be honest, and leave blank whatever doesn’t apply; there are no wrong answers, and nothing here is a commitment. Your responses come directly to me and are read in strict confidence: the starting point for the scenes I design around your real desires and boundaries. New to this? The Intro Checklist covers the same ground in a few minutes and is a gentler place to start.

The scale - mark each item; leave it blank if it doesn’t apply:

Limit a hard boundary, off the table
Neutral no strong feeling either way
Made to not something you’d choose; something you could be made to do: as discipline, or simply because it pleases them
Open willing to try
Curious intrigued, drawn to it
Enjoy known, and liked

Every row ends in a + Note: room for a few words at any rating - even on a limit, the why is welcome. Anything you rate Made to or higher also unfolds the finer marks: one for the things you especially want and, where it matters, how hard it can go. Many activities are split by role: how you feel about receiving something can differ from giving it. A second tap on any mark clears it.

Sections

About You

Name or alias

Contact email

Pronouns (optional)

Experience level

Signals & Responses

The most valuable page of the whole checklist. Bodies answer before words do, and no two answer alike; what is written here teaches a scene to read you correctly.

Known triggers: words, acts, positions, or sensations

Involuntary reactions, and what they mean (crying, laughter, shaking, going quiet: keep going, check in, or stop?)

What deep headspace looks like on you, and what brings you back

Things that look like distress but aren’t, and anything that looks fine but isn’t

How you actually say no when words are hard

Words & Language

The right word lands like a hand; the wrong one ends a scene. Spell them out - praise and degradation both work best pre-cleared.

Names, titles, and praise that land

Degradation vocabulary: words that are welcome

Words that are off the table, always

Words for your body: preferred, and never

What you’d call a partner: honorifics you enjoy using

In Your Words

Absolute hard limits (anything not listed)

Fantasies or cravings not covered above

Health, injuries, or access needs I should know

Testing, contraception, and safer-sex practices

Safeword thoughts / how you signal “stop”

Anything else

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Once you submit, this inventory tailors everything that follows: every scene I design lives inside these answers, never outside them.