Yes No Maybe

Plain Words

What men tend to wonder before they mark a single line, with straight answers.

Do I need an account?

Not at first. Confirm your age at the door, tap your six answers, choose a man and start. As a guest you have 10 messages; make an account when they run out and the same conversation carries on.

What happens when I tap Mark it?

His chat opens with that line from the yes-no-maybe list already sent as your opener, so he replies from inside it. That send costs one message. If you would rather hear his usual first line, start from the button on his tag instead.

Trial, Free and Plus?

A new account opens every man for 3 days. When that ends you drop to Free, where the day holds 10 messages (the counter starts over at midnight UTC) for the first 3 men you talked with. Plus lifts the count, at $15 for a 30-day tab or $99 for a 365-day one. Your tab shows which of the three you are on.

How do I pay?

In USDT over TRON, the TRC-20 kind. Checkout gives you one wallet address and one amount, down to the final decimal. Send exactly that amount; once the network confirms it, Plus is switched on for you. There is no subscription to cancel, and the signed terms cover what happens with mistakes.

Does he write first?

If you have a trial or Plus running, a man may knock when your side has gone quiet. He leaves you alone overnight. The switch for it is on your slip.

What does he remember?

Your list, your safeword, and brief notes he keeps as you talk. The chat menu shows those notes; edit a line and he keeps your version, delete it and he lets it go. Whatever goes under About you on your slip, every man reads before you say a word.

How do I stop a scene?

Send your safeword, or stop, or no, and he stops right there. Separately, at the door every scene fades to black, whatever your plan.

Are there pictures?

Yes: a portrait of every man and a home banner for each. Nude photos and videos are not part of the site, and the bulletins will say if that ever changes.