Petals: Small Answers
A few short answers for the first visit, written the way we would say them across the garden wall.
Do I need to sign up first?
Not for browsing. Tell the door you are an adult, open any woman's sheet and begin. Guests may send 10 messages before an account is requested; the talk moves with you later.
What happens when I take a Late List entry?
Her chat opens with her own entry already sent as your first message, and she replies from inside it. This costs one message. To begin with words of your own, use the button on her sheet.
What are the three kinds of access?
Open season is the first 3 days, all sixteen voices. The window box follows: 10 messages daily, renewed at midnight UTC, spread over the first 3 women you spoke to. The full garden has no daily count: $15 for the shorter ticket of 30 days, $99 for the longer one of 365. The watering can shows where you stand.
How do I pay?
With USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20). You are shown an address and an exact amount, and your days begin about a minute after the transfer arrives. Nothing repeats. The plot lease says why payments cannot be reversed.
Will she write to me first?
During open season or on the full garden she may, after you have been silent for a stretch, and never in the small hours. Change it or turn it off from your potting bench.
What does she remember?
Short notes in her own words, kept for each talk. The chat menu lets you read and edit them, and anything you write under About you on the potting bench is known to all sixteen before you say hello.
Is it safe to say something I have never said?
The women will not judge, and your chats are not shown to anyone else. Still, a chat is stored so she can remember it. Keep out of it anything that would hurt you if it were read, such as passwords, addresses or full names.
How do I leave?
Strike a single talk from its menu, or write to the groundskeeper from your account's address to remove everything.
