DP £100 extra

DP requires more preparation and communication than many one-to-one experiences. Everyone involved should know who will be present, what type of arrangement is being proposed and which boundaries apply.

A respectful discussion may cover:

• who will participate;
• whether another companion, client or agreed toy is involved;
• the specific arrangement being considered;
• preferred positions and pace;
• personal limits and prohibited activities;
• protection and hygiene requirements;
• safewords and non-verbal stop signals; and
• the complete appointment cost.

No additional participant should ever be introduced unexpectedly. Every adult must be informed and freely agree before the meeting begins.

Consent Belongs to Everyone Involved

DP may involve several adults, which means that every person’s consent must be obtained separately. Agreement from one companion or participant does not provide consent on behalf of anyone else.

Consent must be freely given, informed, specific and ongoing. Someone may agree to one form of intimacy while declining another. Any participant may slow down, request a change, pause or withdraw consent completely.

The additional £100 supplement does not purchase unrestricted access or override anyone’s boundaries. It applies only to the specific arrangement that has been discussed and accepted.

Safewords and Clear Signals

Safewords can help participants communicate clearly when the experience becomes physically or emotionally intense. A simple traffic-light system may be used:

Green means the pace and intensity feel comfortable.

Amber means slow down, make an adjustment or pause for a check-in.

Red means stop immediately.

A non-verbal signal should also be agreed in case speaking becomes difficult. This might be a repeated tap, hand movement or another unmistakable action.

Every participant must understand the agreed signals and respond without hesitation.

Comfort, Pace and Physical Awareness

DP should never be rushed or treated as a test of endurance. The companion should retain meaningful control over positioning, pace, depth and her ability to move away or pause.

Regular check-ins are important because several people may be moving or communicating at the same time. Participants should remain attentive to pain, panic, numbness, bleeding, breathing difficulty or signs that someone is becoming overwhelmed.

From a sex-positive and therapeutic perspective, intensity should never take priority over physical comfort or emotional safety. A successful experience is one in which everyone feels respected, heard and able to communicate honestly.

Safer-Sex Planning and Hygiene

Protection and hygiene expectations should be agreed before the appointment. Fresh condoms should be used for different participants and when changing between different forms of penetration.

Condoms, toys or other intimate items should never be transferred between participants or body areas without being changed, cleaned or appropriately protected. Suitable condom-compatible lubricant can help reduce friction and discomfort.

Massage oils and oil-based products may damage latex condoms, so compatible products should be chosen carefully. Any symptoms, unexplained sores or sexual-health concerns should be communicated honestly before meeting.

Trust and Emotional Wellbeing

DP can involve heightened vulnerability, anticipation and intense physical or emotional responses. Even someone with previous experience may become nervous or overstimulated.

Every participant should be treated as an individual rather than as an accessory to another person’s fantasy. Nobody should feel ignored, pressured to perform or expected to continue simply because others remain enthusiastic.

Some people may appreciate calm conversation, reassurance, water or quiet time after the experience. Discussing aftercare or emotional check-ins beforehand can help everyone feel settled once the agreed arrangement has ended.

The £100 Additional Charge

The £100 DP supplement is charged in addition to the selected companion’s usual appointment rate.

The complete cost may depend on:

• the companion’s standard rate;
• the £100 DP supplement;
• the number of participants;
• the appointment duration;
• the London location;
• travel requirements; and
• any other arrangements confirmed in advance.

The total price should be agreed before the appointment is finalised. Payment does not guarantee any arrangement that has not been specifically discussed and accepted by everyone involved.

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Profiles shown on this page may include photographs, videos, London locations, availability, rates, reviews and stated preferences where provided.

Visitors should read each profile carefully before making an enquiry. Experience levels, preferred arrangements, safer-sex requirements and personal boundaries vary between companions.

Bunnys of London encourages mature adult communication in which trust, preparation, consent, safer-sex awareness and personal choice remain central throughout every DP appointment.