DE EN

Finger Codes & Silent Signals

Sometimes words are unnecessary — or not possible. Finger codes are discreet, simple signals that help us communicate mood, intention, and “how to behave” in a subtle way — even in public.

18+ only: This content is intended for adults.

How it works

A finger code is a short signal: one hand, a small gesture. The meaning is agreed beforehand. It’s not meant to “control you in public” — it’s meant to create a private channel between us.

Safety rule: if anything feels unclear, stressful or wrong, we stop and talk. Signals should create calm — not pressure.

Finger codes (examples)

Index finger

1 — “Be calm / reduce movement”

A simple reminder to become still: fewer gestures, slower breathing, more composure. Often used to reset your posture and energy.

Typical effect: quieter presence, eyes softer, attention on me.

Index + middle

2 — “More submissive tone”

A subtle cue to shift into a more obedient, respectful tone: fewer arguments, more listening, shorter answers, more focus.

Not humiliation — just clarity and alignment.

Three fingers

3 — “Ready / present yourself”

A cue to adjust your posture into a “ready” state: hands visible, shoulders relaxed, attentive stance. If private, it can also mean a clear presentation posture.

Used when I want you to be mentally present without words.

Open hand

Open palm — “Stop / check-in”

A universal, discreet check-in signal: pause what we’re doing and reconnect. This is not “punishment” — it’s safety and communication.

If you feel overwhelmed, this is always allowed.

Thumb down

Thumb down — “Too much / reduce intensity”

A quiet way to say: “This is getting too intense.” We soften immediately — physically or emotionally — and adjust.

The goal is trust. Trust grows when signals are respected instantly.

Thumb up

Thumb up — “Good / continue”

A positive feedback signal. It can mean: “This feels right”, “I’m okay”, or “Continue.” Useful when you’re non-verbal or focused.

We still check in regularly — this is an addition, not a replacement.

Important note

These are examples. The real system is something we define together — simple, clear, and aligned with your limits. The purpose is not secrecy for secrecy’s sake — it’s intimacy: a shared code, understood without explaining.

Back to Rules