What Counts as a Punishable Offense in FLR

There are two kinds of reasons, and they do different work. The first is a misdeed: a rule exists, the rule is broken, the price follows. This keeps the frame and gives him catharsis — he did wrong, he paid, he’s clean. The second is your whim: punishment with no fault at all, a pure demonstration of ownership. You don’t need a reason, and that’s the whole point.

What counts as a misdeed: failed to complete a task or dragged out the deadline; insolent tone, interrupted, snapped back; broke the address protocol; removed a symbol without permission — cage, panties, collar; came without permission or broke the ratio protocol; lied or withheld; forgot a household duty; begged, bargained, pushed a request at the wrong time; violated an active ban.

Punishing only for fault is a trap: then he initiates the punishment, not you.