Rules And Protocols Handbook for the Naked Houseboy

Master’s Philosophy — Addressing Authority

The Naked House Boy’s primary responsibilities include going about his duties and chores properly, obeying all rules and protocols, and wearing and maintaining the proper ‘uniform’, which usually means remaining completely naked regardless of who may be present and could observe. Footwear is optional.

The Naked House Boy is also required to show deference to authority at all times and in all circumstances. Master is the supreme authority at home and the proper response to a command or order is usually “Yes, Sir”. It is disrespectful for the House Boy to use slang responses like “Yeah” or “Nah” and he is subject to discipline up to a Level Two Spanking for such laziness, though the violation is often overlooked (or let off with a warning) if it isn’t witnessed by anyone other than Master. Intentional disrespect is always considered insubordination and is subject to a Level Three Spanking.

While some Masters are quite strict about use of the word “Master”, this Master is not. House Boys are authorized and encouraged to instead use the word “Sir” in responding to commands and questions, since this term is acceptable both at home and off-property in mixed company. On rare occasions where formal terminology is required, the House Boy will be directed to use the word “Master” instead of “Sir”. When addressing other authority figures than Master, the terms “Sir” and “Ma’am” are appropriate.

At home when guests are not present, the House Boy will not be subject to discipline for failure to respond using the word “Sir” unless Master first gives a verbal warning. The House Boy may assume that he is permitted to talk informally (without use of the word “Sir”) until such a warning is given, except during inspections or disciplinary actions. The House Boy must *always* use the terms “Sir” or “Ma’am” when speaking to any member of Master’s family — regardless of their gender or age — whether at home of off the property. If the House Boy is unsure whether someone is a family member or not, he should always use the proper term out of an abundance of caution. Disrespecting a member of Master’s family — whether it be his elderly father, middle aged sister, or college aged nephew — is a serious offense and will bring discipline.

(Rule #305)

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