Define Exclusivity Without Derailing the Relationship

You want to define exclusivity and you have a rough plan for how to bring it up. Before you do, this critiques it on clarity, timing, tone and completeness: does it actually say what you want, is the moment right, does it leave room for an honest answer, and have you covered what you would do if the answer is no. Pressure-tested before the real conversation.

I want to define exclusivity with {PERSON_DESCRIPTION}. Before I have that conversation, critique my current plan: {MY_CURRENT_PLAN}.

Evaluate it on the following dimensions:
- Clarity: does it actually say what I want without ambiguity?
- Timing: is the point in the relationship appropriate for this conversation?
- Tone: does it create space for their honest response, or does it close it down?
- Completeness: does it cover what we're agreeing to, emotionally, physically, digitally, or does it leave gaps that will cause problems later?
- Self-honesty: does my plan reflect what I genuinely want, or what I think they want to hear?

Tell me specifically what is strong, what is weak, and what I should change before I have this conversation.