Calling card
Your calling card
A card to give to someone you sense there could be some play with.
On the front, a QR code leads to a page that explains, without judgement, what the card means and how things work. On the back, your contact, so you can meet again and talk. The card is drawn on your device: nothing you type ever leaves your screen.
Printing
- At home: print the sheet double-sided, flipping on the long edge, at actual size (100%, not “fit to page”). Thick paper, 250 to 300 g/m², makes a real card. Then cut along the crop marks with a craft knife and a ruler.
- At a print shop, online or on the high street: send the second PDF, one page per side. Ask for the square 65 × 65 mm format; the 3 mm bleed is already included.
- Before printing a lot, scan both QR codes on a test card with your phone.
Before you hand it over
- Anyone holding the card can read or scan what is on the back: the person you give it to, but also whoever might find it. A nickname and a number or account kept for these encounters protect you better than your real name and main number.
- The front clearly says “BDSM”. Hand it over in person, in private, and never to someone who could get into trouble if it were found on them.
- A card is an invitation, not a demand. If the person does not get back to you, that is an answer: do not chase them.