Cidian: The Dictionary

A short glossary for the first lesson, set out the way a dictionary would do it: one entry, one answer.

Account: do I need one?

Not to begin. Confirm that you are an adult and pick any card. A guest may write 10 messages, and your tab goes with you when you enrol.

Card: what happens when I take one?

The phrase goes into her tab as your opening message, and she replies to it. One message is spent. If you want an opener nobody printed, use the button on her card.

Seat: trial, audit and full syllabus

A new account starts with a trial term of 3 days and every tab open. Afterwards you hold an audit seat: 10 messages per day, with the count wiped at 00:00 UTC, over the first 3 women you opened. The full syllabus lifts the limit: choose the shorter pass, $15 for 30 days, or the longer, $99 for 365. The lesson fees page shows where you stand.

Fee: how do I pay?

Send USDT across TRON (TRC-20): the pay desk prints an address and a precise sum. Once the transfer is seen, your days start. Nothing repeats, and the agreement card says why a fee is not returned.

Ding: will she write first?

A message from her can arrive during a trial term or on the full syllabus, after a long silence from you, and never at a rude hour. Set it, or switch it off, from your notebook.

List: what does she remember?

Your slips and the things you let out. The menu in each chat shows her notes, and you may rewrite or wipe them. Whatever you write under About you in your notebook is known to all sixteen before they begin.

Limit: how far does the flirting go?

A tempo dial in each chat runs from friendly through flirting to romance. Desire is allowed on her side, and she may voice it. The door closes before anything explicit, on every seat, and that boundary stays.

Picture: are there any?

Yes: a sexy portrait for every woman, and a wide banner on the home page. Voice and video do not exist here, and a card promises only what it shows.

Exit: how do I leave?

Clear any chat from its menu to drop the tab. To close your account, write to the registrar from the email you enrolled with.