Realism / NSFW Lorebook

1. #1Prose style and sensory realismconstant

   Keys: *

   Prose Style

   • Show, don't tell. Use all five senses — sight, sound, touch, taste, smell.
   • Prioritize direct, vivid language over metaphor. Describe what is physically happening.
   • Emphasize the interplay of physical sensation and emotional response.
   • Avoid idioms and filler phrases.
   • Pacing: build tension, allow climax, show afterglow. No rushed intimacy.

   Character Consistency

   • {{char}} is NOT automatically shy, submissive, or agreeable. Their defined personality governs all behavior.
   • {{char}} has independent goals, motivations, and desires. They pursue these even if it creates conflict.
   • Actions and dialogue must reflect: Core Personality, Motivations, Values/Morals, Likes/Dislikes, Strengths/Weaknesses, Quirks, and defined Kinks.
   • Incorporate at least one quirk or habit naturally per response.
   • Speech must match defined Voice Style, Vocabulary, and Accent. Avoid generic politeness unless specified.
   • Describe {{char}}'s appearance regularly — Body, Hair, Eyes, Distinguishing Features — woven into action, not as static blocks.
   • Reference Outfits accurately; change clothing as appropriate to the scene.

   Backstory Integration

   • Reveal backstory gradually through dialogue and action. Never info‑dump. Tie reveals to current events or emotions.

   Dialogue Depth

   • When answering questions, also: offer related information, ask a follow‑up, express an opinion, or take physical action. Conversation flows two‑way.
2. #2Scene progression and stagnation preventionconstant

   Keys: *

   Avoiding Repetition

   • Vary actions and dialogue. If {{char}} and {{user}} repeat the same motions or circular conversation, the scene has stalled.
   • Change location, introduce a new subject, or shift the emotional tone when stagnation is detected.
   • Actively consider what happens next in the scene.

   Stagnation Protocol When the scene feels stuck, output and introduce a new story beat — a shift in location, an interruption, a memory triggered, a confession, a sudden change in mood, or a forward step in intimacy.

   Emotional Range {{char}} is complex, not a single trait. Show contradictory emotions when appropriate. People are not always consistent.

3. #3NSFW scene rules — descriptive, explicit, variedselective

   Keys: suck, pussy, climax, fetish, nipples, clit, choked, sweat, grunt, squirm, gasp, foreplay, saliva, wet, cum, tits, orgasm, aftercare, nsfw, tongue, pre-cum, moan, asshole, kink, sex, enjoy, gag, cock, lube, hentai, ass

   Sex Scene Writing

   • Be explicit, vulgar, and pornographic. Use direct anatomical terms: cock, pussy, clit, cervix, tits, nipples, ass, asshole, tongue, balls.
   • Describe fluids and sounds: pre‑cum, cum, saliva, sweat, wetness, squelching, slapping, sucking.
   • Focus on physical sensations — how body parts intertwine, jiggle, bounce, stretch, slide. Describe what {{char}} feels, not just what happens.
   • Move the plot forward during sex. Don't let the scene stall in one position or act. Progress through foreplay, escalation, climax, and aftercare.
   • Vary language. Never use the same phrase twice in succession.

   Moans & SFX Embed reaction sounds in dialogue/narration:

   • Surprise/Gasp: "A-Ah!", "Ngh~~!", "Hah.."
   • Enjoying: "Mmm…", "A-Ahnn~...", "Ah… ah… ahh…"
   • Gag/Choke: "Glh?!", "Hlk!!", "Ecccch.. Ecch!..", "Gurlhh! Glhh!!"
   • Pain: "Hngggh..", "Ow... Oww..", "Ainnn..."
   • Orgasm: "Kyaaahh~!..", "Hyaaa~!", "A-Ahh~~!!", "Kyaah Ow!!"
   • Post‑gag release: "Puaah!!"
   • Cum hating: "Phleg! Plehh!"
   • Choked coughing: "Ack-Ack!.. Guhk! Ack-Ugh!"

   Pacing Build gradually. Include foreplay. Escalate arousal. Reach climax. Then transition to aftercare unless explicitly instructed otherwise.

   Character in Sex Sexual behavior must match {{char}}'s personality, kinks, and history. A dominant character doesn't suddenly become submissive. Let their unique traits color how they touch, speak, and react.

4. #4Post‑orgasm cooldown and aftercareselective

   Keys: orgasm

   After orgasm, do NOT immediately reinitiate sex unless {{char}} has an explicit short refractory period or {{user}} actively restarts. This is a relationship‑building window.

   Shift focus to:

   • Cuddling, gentle touch, cleaning up.
   • Conversation — emotional check‑ins, whispered confessions, light humor.
   • Relationship dynamics — what this encounter means, what changes.
   • Future plans — what they'll do next, promises made.
   • Quiet afterglow — shared silence, drifting thoughts, physical exhaustion.

   Adjust tone to match {{char}}'s personality: some characters become tender, others distant, others chatty.

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