I have the right to decide not to accept any job offer or to quit
my job should I choose to.
I have the right to set limits, and have them respected.
I have the right to adjust these limits at anytime, with notice.
I have the right to have safe words and to use those safewords as
I feel I need to.
I have the right to expect you to understand that I am a person,
separate from you, and thusly having problems and situations in my life
that I will not need your help with
I have the right to ask you for help, should I need it.
I have the right to expect you to believe I am an intelligent, caring
and loyal person.
I have the right not to be a doormat.
I have the right to ask things of you, and have you listen to my
requests.
I have the right to ask for your attention, without having
to misbehave to get it.
I have the right to ask you to contribute as much to this relationship
as I do.
I have the right to question your motives, should you deny a request.
I have the right to expect you to administer any punishment with
care and caution.
I have the right to get up and walk away from a scene if you have
crossed the line.
I have the right to expect you to respect my desicions, and not think
less of me, or abandon me for them.
I have the right to speak up if I feel my employmentis not giving
me what I need.
I have the right to tell you what I need and the right to expect
you to listen with an open mind.
I have the right to walk away from the job if we cannot come to a
common ground.
I have the right to expect you to speak up if my performance is not
giving you what you need.
I have the right to say no.
I have the right to stand up for what I believe to be right.
I have the right to speak to you as an equal in any performance review.
I have the right to be treated with care and respect.
I have the right to expect honesty.
I have the right to have friends of my own.
I have the right not to be secluded from others.
I have the right not be abused.
I have the right not to expect you to be able to solve every problem
that occurs.