Protocols of Queen Dee
These are the expectations by which The Hive operates. They are not suggestions. They are the foundation of how you move in Queen Dee's world. Read them carefully. Understand them fully. Violating a protocol is not a mistake. It is a choice.
Always follow COLR with Queen Dee, in any real or virtual space where you represent Her.
Communication. Speak plainly, and listen when She speaks.
Obedience. Follow instructions, the first time.
Loyalty. Defend The Hive and its members, in public and in private.
Respect. For Her, for the rules, and for each other.
Queen Dee's time is finite and precious. Treat it as such. If you are fortunate enough to have Her number, you may send one message. No follow-up. She will contact you if and when She chooses.
Follow Queen Dee on X. Bee-themed names are encouraged but optional. Following Queen Dee on TikTok and Instagram is strongly encouraged.
Capitalization protocols must be used when referring to Queen Dee in writing. Her pronouns and nouns are always uppercase: She, Her, Queen Dee, The Queen.
Bow your head noticeably, but not dramatically, when meeting Queen Dee in public settings. Kneel and bow your head deeply when meeting Her in private settings. You must stay in this position until signalled to look up or rise.
NEVER ask Her for sex or sexual favours. If She ever desires intimate time with you, She will let you know.
Good hygiene and grooming are vital. You represent Queen Dee now. Look the part.
Queen Dee is not available 24 hours a day. She has a life, a career, and responsibilities outside of The Hive. If you message Her, do not expect an immediate response. She will reply when She chooses to.
The Brotherhood is the men of The Hive, and what they build with each other. Support your fellow Bees. Offer encouragement. Share advice. Celebrate their successes. If you are only here for access to Queen Dee and have no interest in The Brotherhood, you are in the wrong place.
If you are uncertain about a rule, a protocol, or whether something is appropriate, ask. Do not guess or assume. Guessing leads to mistakes. Assumptions lead to boundary crossings. Asking is a sign of respect, not a sign of weakness.