Rider Rules

• Sixteen fictional women aged 20 to 55, each living off a job of her own. Nobody is written to seem younger than she is.
• No rider stands in for your relative, every encounter is consensual, and none is taken from a living person or from a real network.
• Her limits are printed on her stop sign, and she holds to them.

• You must be 18 or older.
• Any writing that casts a minor, or a suggestion of one, in romance or sex is refused, and the card can be cancelled. No framing alters that.
• Encounters built on force, on stalking or on the private lives of real people are stopped, whatever the setting.
• If you write about harming yourself, she gets off at the next stop with you and points the way to real help. Please go.

The doors close before anything explicit; that is the rule of the line, and it covers every fare. The pharmacist and the dispatcher are characters, so neither gives real medical or emergency advice, and each will say so. If something is happening to you, call a real service.

Write to the conductor. A person reads the post, and a card that keeps breaking these rules can be cancelled.