MANIFESTO

I. The House is built on standards, not convenience. Only those who hold the standard enter.

II. Eroticism is deliberate creation. It demands presence, intelligence, and the courage to meet another soul without reducing them to object or fantasy.

III. A Muse is untamed by design. She does not perform to script; she shapes the encounter with her own creative force, boundaries, and vision.

IV. Consent is the floor, not the ceiling. The work goes beyond permission into the territory of mutual regard, clarity, and the dignity of both parties.

V. Discretion is not secrecy—it is respect. What is shared in the House stays in the House; identity and story are held with care.

VI. The body speaks a language. Somatics, kink, and femme are three doors into that language; each Muse holds the keys to the rooms she chooses to open.

VII. The guest who enters with curiosity, honesty, and respect is met in kind. The House turns away those who seek to take, perform, or diminish.

VIII. The collective is only as strong as its members. Every Muse is both protected and accountable to the standards that keep the House intact.

IX. Creation is erotic. Eroticism is deliberate. A Muse holds both—and the House exists to honour that holding.

X. There is no back door. No shortcut. The way in is through the manifesto, the disciplines, and the willingness to meet the standard.