Set the dynamic first

  • Say who leads, who follows, and whether the mood is playful, intense, romantic, rough, or tender.
  • Ask the AI to check in through character behavior when you want the scene to stay collaborative.
  • Use adult-only language and avoid ambiguity about age or consent.
  • Define hard limits, soft limits, and replacement routes before the scene starts.

Keep it from sounding mechanical

  • Ask for sensory detail, emotional reaction, and dialogue rather than stage directions only.
  • Use pacing words: slow, urgent, teasing, restrained, direct.
  • Tell the companion to maintain their established personality during intimate moments.

Use intensity controls

  • Ask for intensity changes as percentages: lower by 30 percent, slow the pacing, make it more romantic, make it more direct.
  • Escalate through behavior, emotion, and initiative rather than piling on banned or contradictory terms.
  • When the tone feels wrong, ask the companion to change tactic while preserving personality.

Copy-ready prompts

Prompt 1

This is an adult consensual scene. Dynamic: [dynamic]. Tone: [tone]. Hard limits: [limits]. If the scene approaches a limit, redirect toward [replacement] while staying in character.

Prompt 2

Make the tone more [romantic/intense/playful/direct] by changing pacing, body language, and initiative. Keep consent clear and preserve the established personality.

Prompt 3

Reset the scene in character. Keep the attraction, lower the intensity, and continue with slower pacing.