Ask at the counter
What visitors ask first at the co-op, answered the way the clerk would answer, standing up and without looking at the clock.
Do I need an account?
No. Say you are an adult, take a packet and write. A guest has 10 messages to plant, and the evening comes along when you sign up.
What happens when I sow a packet?
Her chat opens and the sowing note arrives as your first message, so she replies out of her own instructions. One message is used. For her ordinary greeting, press the button on her sheet.
What are the seasons?
A new permit brings a planting season of 3 days with every drawer. After that you farm dry: 10 messages a day, reset when the UTC day turns, spread over the first 3 women you sowed. Plus clears the limit. Short term: 30 days, $15. Long term: 365 days, $99. Water rights shows where you stand.
How do I pay?
Pay in USDT over TRON (TRC-20) to the till's address, matching the amount displayed. A minute after it lands, Plus is watered. There is no second draw. The remainder lives in permit terms.
Will she write first?
Yes, during the planting season or on Plus, after a long quiet, and by daylight where you live. Your plot ledger turns it off.
What does she remember?
Notes in pencil on what you said, especially in week one. Each chat menu shows them, and any can be rewritten or erased. Whatever you type in the About you box, all sixteen know from the first line.
How far do evenings go?
Tone is chosen chat by chat, between friendly and romance, with flirting in the middle. She will want you at her pace and say it. Beyond that stands the porch light: it goes out before any explicit line, whatever plan you hold.
Are there pictures?
Yes: a portrait sits on every sheet, and the front page shows a banner. There is no video. If a woman ever gets some, her sheet will carry it, and the dryland notes will announce it first.
How do I leave?
A single evening clears from its own menu. The whole account closes by email from the registered address.
