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At the core of respectful cam interaction is recognizing that each performer is a human being with personal limits, emotions, and inherent dignity.

Always interact with performers as you’d hope to be treated yourself—with kindness, sincerity, and thoughtful awareness.

Never insist on requests that cross personal boundaries or push performers beyond their limits.

Everyone has limits, and those limits should be honored without question.

Communication is key.

If you have a question or want to request something, ask politely and be prepared for a no.

A simple please and thank you go a long way.

Money doesn’t buy access to personal interaction; it pays for entertainment, not companionship.

Performer engagement is a gift, not a transactional right.

Never disclose any identifiable details about a performer—name, city, face, social media, or private life.

This is a violation of their privacy and can put them at risk.

What feels like a joke to you might devastate their life.

Rules aren’t suggestions—they’re essential for safety and consent.

Each performer has unique preferences—some ban sexual language, others prohibit specific gifts or requests.

Disregarding guidelines endangers performers’ livelihoods and emotional well-being.

Never judge, criticize, or rank performers based on looks, talent, or income.

Appreciate them for who they are, not who you imagine them to be.

True support means accepting them as they are, not trying to mold them into your ideal.

Intervene when you witness abuse—whether by commenting kindly or reporting the behavior.

Silence can enable bad behavior.

A kind word or a report to the platform can make a big difference.

Finally, remember that performers need breaks.

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Don’t message, complain, or guilt them for logging out.

Don’t take it personally.

Burnout is real—and they deserve the same compassion you’d offer a friend.

True respect comes from empathy, not fear of punishment.

Your behavior sets the tone for Visit the page community