Ask Around
What folks ask first, answered the way you would answer a neighbour who stopped at the gate.
Do I have to sign in?
No. Say you are an adult, pick a porch and sit. A guest gets 10 words with a woman, and when you do sign in, the evening comes along.
What does Pull up a chair do?
It opens her chat and sends her three lines of lagniappe as your opening move, so she takes it from there. It uses one message of your allowance. For her regular first hello, use the button on her porch page.
First evenings, passing through, regular
Every new account gets all sixteen porches for 3 days. Then you are passing through: 10 words a day (the day turns over at midnight UTC), and just the first 3 porches you stopped at. A regular gives $15 to cover 30 days, or $99 to cover 365, and the count no longer applies. The tip jar shows where you stand.
How do I pay?
Send USDT across TRON (TRC-20). The page shows an address and the precise figure; send exactly that sum, and the porch swings open for you shortly after it lands. Auto-renewal does not exist here, and money once sent stays sent, as the house terms say.
Will she text me first?
Maybe, during the trial or as a regular, if you have gone quiet for a spell and it is not the small hours where she lives. Alter it, or silence it altogether, on your chair.
What does she keep in her head?
Short notes on what you said. Find them in the chat menu, where any line can be edited or struck out. The About you box on your chair page is something all sixteen women already know before you open your mouth.
How warm does it get?
Pace lives in each chat's menu, with friendly, flirting and romance to pick from. She can lean in, and you can too. Once it turns explicit the scene fades to black, whichever plan you hold.
Are there pictures?
Yes. Each woman has a portrait, and a banner spans the front page. No video exists yet. Should a woman come by some, it will be set on her page, and the levee would announce it.
How do I go home?
Wipe a chat from its menu. Closing the account means writing to the porch mailbox in the footer, from the address you registered.
