Why I receive guests at Studio 60
A session deserves a place built for it. Studio 60 lies in the north-west of Munich, and every appointment I hold in person happens there, for three reasons.
- The room belongs to the session. It is neither your home nor mine. Nobody has to hide, tidy or explain anything, and when you leave, the hour stays behind the door.
- I know the place. I work where the routines are familiar to me, and that familiarity lets both of us settle.
- The boundary is simple. I do not travel to you – not to your flat, your hotel or your office. If Munich is out of reach, a video session is the alternative.
This is my description, not the studio's website. What Studio 60 says about its rooms, their furnishings and its room fee is stated with authority only on studio60-muenchen.de.
Reserving and paying for the room
The room is not part of my fee. You reserve it with the studio and settle the bill there; that money never passes through me, and Studio 60 alone decides how much it is.
Order matters, because your request asks you to confirm that the room is already booked and paid. In short: pick your slot in the calendar without sending anything, book a room for exactly that time – one hour, or three for an Intensive – pay the studio, then send your request with the box ticked and follow it with a clear screenshot of the studio's confirmation showing date and time. If no room is free at your preferred hour, choose another starting time rather than requesting on the off chance.
Only then do I decide on your request; once I confirm, the deposit secures the date. A step-by-step version, with the handful of German words you might meet on the studio's site, is on prices and booking. Whether a room booking can be moved or cancelled follows the studio's terms, not mine. A video session needs no room at all.
Which room suits which session
According to its own website, Studio 60 has clinical rooms among others. What else it offers, how each room is furnished and what it costs, the studio tells you itself. I can only say what to weigh when you choose; I cannot promise that a particular room is free or equipped in a particular way.
- Clinical scenes: for a clinic role play or an enema, one of the clinical rooms the studio lists is the natural choice – see medical play.
- Restraint: space matters more than décor. I need to move freely around you, above all for mummification, which takes at least 90 minutes.
- Interrogation, humiliation, role play between adults only: the room is scenery, not the main event. Choose what puts you in the right frame of mind; my voice does the rest.
- An Intensive of three hours: book one room for the whole stretch so that we do not have to move halfway through.
Mention the room you booked in the note of your request, and I shape the session around it.
By U-Bahn, S-Bahn or car
Moosach is a district in the north-west of the city. I do not publish the exact address; it reaches you once I have confirmed your appointment and the deposit has arrived.
By public transport. Moosach station is served by both the U3 and the S1. Which stop lies closest to the studio, and how far you walk from there, any journey-planner app will show once you have the address.
By car. For rough planning, "Moosach" is enough as a destination. Whether you can park nearby is best asked when you book the room. Leave a margin for finding a space, because arriving late does not lengthen a session – it only shortens yours.
However you travel, arrive sober. Anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs is turned away, however long the journey was.
From your hotel, the Messe or the airport
If you are in Munich on business, for a trade fair or a few nights in a hotel, the rule is the same as for everyone: you come to me at the studio, not the other way round, whatever the fee. Plan the route before the day:
- From the main station and the centre: the S1 runs from the Hauptbahnhof to Moosach without a change.
- From the Messe München: the fair grounds lie on the eastern side of the city and Moosach on the north-western, so you cross Munich once. Take the U2 to Scheidplatz and change there to the U3 for Moosach.
- From the airport: the S1 links the airport with Moosach. Leave large luggage at your hotel first.
- By taxi: easy from any hotel in the city once you have the address.
Think about the journey back too: in person I begin no later than 11 pm, and a three-hour Intensive no later than 10 pm. My English home page gathers everything else an international visitor needs.
Arrival and discretion
On the day, arrive on time and well groomed. Your phone goes off before we start, and nothing is photographed, filmed or recorded without my prior agreement. The balance of my fee is paid in cash at the beginning; the room has long since been settled with the studio.
Discretion runs in both directions. What happens in the studio stays there – and that includes keeping silent about any other guests you may pass in the building, just as I keep silent about you. A first name or initials are enough for your request; being 18 or over is not optional.
What happens once the door closes – the conversation beforehand, limits, the minutes afterwards – I describe in your first session.