In general, a slave must learn and accept all slave behavior as being normal, and learns to behave in a way that is natural-looking and feeling. Additionally, the slave always acts and responds to make the Mistress look "right" about the orders She gives. A slave does not respond in any way that causes the appearance that the Mistress has made a mistake. This is not a game of "gotcha." The slave is allowed to ask that any order be clarified to him. The slave is to learn to act as naturally, with the same obedience, lack of attitude, and coordination with her Mistress's actions as if she was part of her Mistress's body. To act any other way, is to act in a disabled, disrespectful, and disobedient way. A slave does not invite mockery or criticism, and feels none when he is doing as ordered. If the slave cannot accept her behavior as normal, it is unfair to expect the public to accept it as normal. A slave always acts with dignity, and in a way that reflects positively on his Mistress. A slave stands, no matter what the circumstance, whenever his Mistress stands or enters the same room or space as a slave. Even if the slave has been told to "stay" or to "sit", that order is only good until his Mistress next enters or stands. Exceptions: slave is told to sleep, slave is told to assume positions such as kneel or teach and is expected to hold that position. When told to "sit", a slave sits on the floor. That is what "sit" means to a slave. When a slave is told to "lie down," he does so on a slave mattress or pad, not a bed. Beds and chairs are furniture which a slave is not authorized to use without being specifically ordered to do so. A slave does not sit anywhere, at any time, without the specific order of her Mistress, except in an area designated as slave space (the slave's place). That space may be designated within the Mistress's home, or at any other location. If such a space is not designated, then a slave is NOT free to sit.
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