StrictButCorrectFather Excuse me but the forum is about chastity. Eveyrbody else here is talking about the same thing. You don't even know what her opinion toward this is.
There is a significant difference between a wearer's perspective (either there is enthusiastic consent or it is not her fault) and a keyholder's perspective (even with explicit consent there are still power dynamics to take into account). I tend to go much easier on wearers than on keyholders.
As for my views on the various rules:
- Orgasm schedule: 4 times a year feels rather arbitrary, and I do not see how such a schedule would eliminate distractions in a way that a more frequent schedule or a strict no-orgasm policy would not. This feels like a way to build a lot of anticipation that will soon be met with disappointment and ultimately create more distraction than is removed.
Also, the idea of a parent paying that close attention to their daughter's orgasms sits ill with me. On the other hand, a more performance-based approach could be made to work as a motivational tool (speaking entirely in theory, of course, but some members here say they have made good experiences with that). But maybe not make the orgasm itself the reward and more increased freedoms (which may come with opportunities for orgasms, but do not make orgasm the main focus). - Lights out: That is the least disagreeable one from my perspective. Poor sleep hygiene can definitely cause academic performance to suffer, so there is a case to be made for it.
- Supervised showers: Only if she asks for it, everything else is a violation of privacy.
- Porn ban: Sensible, but enforcement seems intrusive again. How about limiting device access until schoolwork is complete instead?
- Cell phone checks: Another major invasion of privacy.
- Observed while masturbating: What is this, an incest fantasy?
- Open-door policy: I think it would be fine for the bedroom until schoolwork is complete, but bathroom privacy, bedroom privacy at night and maybe some after-hours privacy once schoolwork is done are still valuable.