Assessment and Evaluation — Kinsey Scale Self Assessment
Every prospective and collared House Boy will be furnished copies of the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment form. Master will discuss the contents of the declaration and the House Boy will circle a response which most closely approximates his current sexual orientation. Completed Kinsey Scale Self Assessment forms will be dated and signed by the House Boy to be retained throughout the House Boy’s term of service, with newer forms stapled atop previous ones for clarity.
The seven steps on the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment form are numbered zero to six as follows (in common parlance):
—> Zero — Exclusively straight, not gay curious
—> One — Straight but gay curious
—> Two — Bisexual, with female preference
—> Three — Bisexual, equaling preference for female and male
—> Four — Bisexual, with male preference
—> Five — Gay, but straight curious
—> Six — Exclusively gay, not straight curious
—> Note: A House Boy who identifies with a sexual orientation which is not shown on the chart (such as pansexual) will still be required to complete the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment, but will be permitted to manually note their actual sexual orientation instead of or in addition to the available choices from one to six.
Master uses the information contained in the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment to help personalize the House Boy experience. An example of this would be the selection of invitees for the House Boy’s Birthday Party, which is normally populated with those with whom the birthday celebrant would find the greatest comraderie. Completed Kinsey Scale Self Assessment Forms are kept in the House Boy’s file and are available for to view on request. It is the responsibility of every House Boy to complete a new form whenever he determines that his sexual orientation has changed, whether intentional or circumstantial. Full-time live-in House Boys are also required to complete new forms annually.
Guests and visitors who wish to do so will be permitted to submit their own Kinsey Scale ‘wish list’ assessment for any House Boy, to officially state what sexual orientation the guest ‘wishes’ for the House Boy to become. While these ‘wishes’ are not binding upon the House Boy or anyone else, they may be used to jumpstart conversations and to engage in humor, and will be included in House Boy’s file for anyone to view, including the House Boy himself. If a guest updates their ‘wish’, the previous form will be removed from the file and discarded.
When two or more House Boys are serving together in simultaneous service, each House Boy shall have the right to view the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment of the other, though Master may choose instead to verbally advise them of each other’s data to save time.
Assessment and Evaluation — Kinsey Scale Self Assessment
Every prospective and collared House Boy will be furnished copies of the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment form. Master will discuss the contents of the declaration and the House Boy will circle a response which most closely approximates his current sexual orientation. Completed Kinsey Scale Self Assessment forms will be dated and signed by the House Boy to be retained throughout the House Boy’s term of service, with newer forms stapled atop previous ones for clarity.
The seven steps on the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment form are numbered zero to six as follows (in common parlance):
—> Zero — Exclusively straight, not gay curious
—> One — Straight but gay curious
—> Two — Bisexual, with female preference
—> Three — Bisexual, equaling preference for female and male
—> Four — Bisexual, with male preference
—> Five — Gay, but straight curious
—> Six — Exclusively gay, not straight curious
—> Note: A House Boy who identifies with a sexual orientation which is not shown on the chart (such as pansexual) will still be required to complete the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment, but will be permitted to manually note their actual sexual orientation instead of or in addition to the available choices from one to six.
Master uses the information contained in the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment to help personalize the House Boy experience. An example of this would be the selection of invitees for the House Boy’s Birthday Party, which is normally populated with those with whom the birthday celebrant would find the greatest comraderie. Completed Kinsey Scale Self Assessment Forms are kept in the House Boy’s file and are available for to view on request. It is the responsibility of every House Boy to complete a new form whenever he determines that his sexual orientation has changed, whether intentional or circumstantial. Full-time live-in House Boys are also required to complete new forms annually.
Guests and visitors who wish to do so will be permitted to submit their own Kinsey Scale ‘wish list’ assessment for any House Boy, to officially state what sexual orientation the guest ‘wishes’ for the House Boy to become. While these ‘wishes’ are not binding upon the House Boy or anyone else, they may be used to jumpstart conversations and to engage in humor, and will be included in House Boy’s file for anyone to view, including the House Boy himself. If a guest updates their ‘wish’, the previous form will be removed from the file and discarded.
When two or more House Boys are serving together in simultaneous service, each House Boy shall have the right to view the Kinsey Scale Self Assessment of the other, though Master may choose instead to verbally advise them of each other’s data to save time.
(Rule #18)
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