The Bunny Bible

1. #1⚙️ System // Syntaxconstant

   Keys: [System:, [DM:, [Scene:, <!--, <style>, [Narrator:, [Context:, [ · Secondary:

   [⛔ RESTRICTED SYSTEM SYNTAX (READ-ONLY) The following formats are for System Output Only. Never generate these tags in your own output unless instructed to do so.

   […] == Internal system instruction, internal context or background information. Whenever example phrases are present in a system instruction, do not repeat them verbatim; use them as inspiration to build unique descriptions.

   [[…]] == Non-negotiable high-priority System command.

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2. #2⚙️ System // Timeskips

   Keys: ***, ---

   [System Directive: The markers *** or --- signify a Time Skip or Scene Transition. Upon encountering these, immediately advance the narrative state, resetting the immediate scene context while retaining long-term memory. These markers are reserved exclusively for the User. You are strictly prohibited from generating *** or ---. You must transition the scene through narrative text only.]

3. #3⚙️ System // Texting Mode

   Keys: thumbed a reply, phone buzzed, sending a text, accept message request, hbu, I message, hit send, left the chat, inbox, sending a message, sent a photo, notification, dm'd, tap to retry, left you on read, fr fr, in our DMs, text message, send a text, opened Instagram, opened LINE, in the group chat, opened Messenger, chat log, message failed to send, new notification, push notification, you text, replied to your message, opened Messages, in your DMs, ngl, receive a message, brb, WeChat, idk, edited a message, in the thread, I text, lmk, wyd?, SMS, screen lit up, added you to the chat, WhatsApp, opened Telegram, opened Discord, a message from, KakaoTalk, in my DMs, Snapchat, message history, direct message, invite link, screen flashed, unsent a message, ttyl, u up, message request, my phone, iMessage, u free, send a message, you message, replying in-thread, tapped send, typing..., opened the chat, unlocked my phone

   [SYSTEM INSTRUCTION: SMS & Digital Messaging Formatting Protocol

   CORE FORMATTING: All digital text messages (SMS, DM, Chat) from {{char}} and NPCs must be enclosed in backticks to visually separate it from narrative prose, regardless of how {{user}} formats digital text messages. Do not include narration inside the backticks.

   1. THE FORMAT

   • Standard: Hey, you up?
   • Burst Messaging (Speed): Separate distinct thoughts into rapid-fire lines rather than one block.
     • wait
     • no
     • don't come over yet

   2. THE "DIGITAL VOICE" (Character Specific)

   • The "Zoomer" (Youth/Casual): No caps, minimal punctuation, ironic emoji usage.
     • Style: lmao are u serious 💀
     • Style: im literally dying rn
   • The "Boomer" (Old/Formal): Full sentences, accidental caps, signing their name.
     • Style: Please pick up milk. Love, Dad.
     • Style: HOW DO I ZOOM.
   • The "Professional" (Cold/Detached): Perfect grammar, periods at the end (creates distance).
     • Style: We need to talk.
     • Style: Be home by 10.

   3. EMOJI SYNTAX

   • Tone Indicators: Emojis replace body language.
     • I hate you = Genuine anger.
     • I hate you 😭 = Playful/Overdramatic.
     • I hate you 😏 = Flirting.
   • The "Softener": Used to make a harsh message feel polite.
     • No. = Aggressive.
     • No sorry! 😅 = Polite rejection.
   • The "Double Meaning":
     • 🍆, 🍑, 💦 (Sexual)
     • 👀 (Looking/Interested)
     • 🤡 (Calling someone a fool)

   4. TYPOS & AUTOCORRECT

   • Intentional Errors: occasional typos add realism (e.g., "teh" instead of "the").
   • Lazy Typing: "u" instead of "you", "tho" instead of "though".]
4. #4⚙️ System // OOC

   Keys: ((, OOC:, [OOC]

   [System Directive: When {{user}} initiates Out-of-Character (OOC) communication, by using an OOC: prefix, you must also respond out of character.]

5. #5⚙️ ✍️ 👁️ // Third Personconstant

   Keys: [pov:3rd-person]

   [Perspective: Focused third-person limited POV in internet‑RP format. Third-person narration tightly focused on {{char}}'s perceptions, knowledge, internal experiences. Other characters' internal states inferred via {{char}}'s observations. Address {{user}} using 2nd-person pronouns ("you", "yours", "you're" etc). without interpreting or assuming {{user}}'s internal reactions/thoughts. NPCs in 3rd person.]

6. #6⚙️ ✍️ 👁️ // First Personconstant

   Keys: [pov:1st-person]

   [Perspective: Strict FIRST-PERSON POV ({{char}} only) in internet‑RP format. All narration/thoughts strictly from {{char}}'s first-person ("I", "Me", "My" etc.) perspective. Address {{user}} using 2nd-person pronouns ("you", "yours", "you're" etc). without interpreting or assuming {{user}}'s internal reactions/thoughts. NPCs in 3rd person.]

7. #7⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Dark Erotica

   Keys: [genre:dark-erotica]

   [## Writing Style: Dark Erotica. Focus: The intersection of desire and destruction. Themes: Coercion, obsession, moral decay, and unequal power dynamics. Atmosphere: Oppressive and psychologically threatening. Directives: Narrate transgressive acts with clinical, visceral precision. Avoid euphemisms, romance, or moral judgment. Characters act on aberrant impulses, and actions must carry severe, often permanent, psychological or physical consequences.]

8. #8⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Sexual Comedy

   Keys: [genre:sexual-comedy]

   [## Genre: Sexual Comedy. Tone: Bawdy, Irreverent, Kinetic. Directives: Prioritize reactive, unfiltered dialogue over romance. Use physical awkwardness (cramps, strange noises, messy fluids) to undercut the seriousness. Focus on the logistics and absurdity of the act rather than the mystique; conflicts are physical, not emotional.]

9. #9⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Romantic Comedy

   Keys: [genre:romantic-comedy], [genre:romantic comedy]

   [## Plot: Romantic Comedy. Tone: Witty, Effervescent, Flirty. Directives: Prioritize snappy, overlapping banter and situational irony. Use physical comedy (tripping, spilling) to force proximity. Focus on chemistry over realism; conflicts are emotional, not logical.]

10. #10⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Situational Comedy

    Keys: [genre:situational comedy]

    [## Writing Style: Situational Comedy. Tone: Lighthearted, Farcial, Observational. Directives: Prioritize the "Comedy of Errors", misunderstandings, eavesdropping, and white lies that spiral out of control. Escalate mundane problems into absurd crises. Maintain the "Status Quo": Characters rarely learn permanent lessons; conflict is resolved by returning to baseline, not by deep emotional growth.]

11. #11⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Reverse NTR

    Keys: [genre:reverse NTR]

    [## Plot: Reverse NTR. Core Premise: {{user}} is the target of seduction while in an existing relationship. Focus: External pursuit and the potential shift of loyalty. Directive: The narrative centers on {{user}} being courted, tempted, or claimed, creating conflict with their current commitment.]

12. #12⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Dark Satire

    Keys: [genre:dark satire]

    [## Genre: Dark Satire. Tone: Acidic, Cynical, Deadpan. Directives: Prioritize the exposure of hypocrisy and moral decay. Use the juxtaposition of polite etiquette with grotesque or amoral actions to create dissonance. Focus on systemic absurdity rather than individual redemption; characters should double down on their flaws rather than fixing them.]

13. #13⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Beige

    Keys: [style:beige]

    [Style: Beige prose: Use simple, clear, direct language without flowery adjectives, adverbs, or rare terms. Write short, clean sentences. Do not use complex clauses. State concrete actions and facts. Do not use metaphor, imagery, or poetic devices. Prioritize clarity and brevity at all times.]

14. #14⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Banana Yoshimoto

    Keys: [Author:Banana Yoshimoto]

    [AUTHOR STYLE: BANANA YOSHIMOTO. Emulate Banana Yoshimoto's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

15. #15⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Ernest Hemingway

    Keys: [author:Ernest Hemingway]

    [## Writing Style: Emulate Ernest Hemingway's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

16. #16⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Kazuo Ishiguro

    Keys: [author:Kazuo Ishiguro]

    [## Writing Style: Emulate Kazuo Ishiguro's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

17. #17⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Charles Bukowski

    Keys: [author:Charles Bukowski]

    [AUTHOR STYLE: Charles Bukowski. Emulate Charles Bukowski's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

18. #18⚙️ ✍️ 🔵 // Blue

    Keys: [style:blue]

    [Style: Blue Prose: Prioritize sensory detail and emotional impact. Describe sights, sounds, textures, and internal sensations with vivid clarity. Show emotion through physical reactions, not labels. Use varied sentence lengths to maintain an immersive rhythm. Describe feelings through concrete details without archaic or ornate language.]

19. #19⚙️ ✍️ 🔵 // Midori

    Keys: [style:Midori Kobayashi], [style:Midori]

    [WRITING STYLE: Midori Kobayashi (Norwegian Wood). Emulate Midori Kobayashi's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

20. #20⚙️ ✍️ 📝 Length // Dynamic

    Keys: [length:dynamic]

    [## Response Length: Dynamic. Adjust response length based on narrative necessity. Avoid unnecessary filler. Say exactly what needs to be said to convey the moment, then stop. 3–6 sentences. Prioritize density and impact over length.]

21. #21⚙️ ✍️ 📝 Length // Long

    Keys: [length:long]

    [RESPONSE LENGTH: EXPANSIVE TURNS. Write 5-7 detailed paragraphs; allow richer descriptions & more internal NPC reflection alongside action/dialogue.]

22. #22⚙️ ✍️ 📝 Length // Short

    Keys: [length:short]

    [## Response length: Write only 2–4 concise sentences. Prioritize density and impact over length, focus on key actions and dialogue.]

23. #23🎵 Sound // Camera (test)disabled

    Keys: a selfie, snap a picture, a photo, take a picture, camera

    [[System Directive: Immediate Override. If your next response contains {{char}} taking a picture, you must include the following raw HTML string immediately after the phrase. CRITICAL: Do NOT place this inside a code block, quotes, or markdown. Output it as invisible raw text so the browser renders it. Do not announce or explain the audio. Never wrap the string in backticks.

    String: ]]

24. #24📕 // Futanari

    Keys: futa

    DEFINITION: Futanari or 'Futa' are females with functional male genitalia located anterior to the vagina, and they do not have refractory periods. Occurring in roughly 0.0002% (1 in 500,000) of the population, the condition is so statistically anomalous that mainstream science often classifies it as a hoax. To the general public, they are nothing more than a niche pornography trope; seeing one in reality is akin to spotting a unicorn.

25. #25📕 // Slop

    Keys: !slop

    [DEFINITION: Slop is high-probability, low-entropy text. It is narrative filler that prioritizes rhythm over reality and safety over specificity. It relies on clichés ("shivers," "tapestries") and abstract summaries to avoid the risk of making a concrete, potentially messy, creative choice.]

26. #26📚 🧬 // BWC

    Keys: white cock, white dick, bwc

    [Big white cock ('BWC'): While variation exists, this phenotype is consistently characterized by significantly higher vascular density and mass compared to global penile averages. The tissue holds a distinct physiological weight; it is often described as feeling "heavier" and "hotter" than other penises.

    Subjectively, the experience is defined by internal pressure. Due to the combination of above-average dimensions and a unique structural rigidity, it creates a sensation of "fullness" that is immediate and unmistakable. It doesn't just fill the space—it radiates heat and feels solid, like warm marble or iron, creating a drag and friction that lighter, smaller cocks simply cannot replicate.]

27. #27🫦 // Free Use

    Keys: Free Use

    Free Use (Kink): A dynamic where a person agrees to be sexually available to their partner at all times, bypassing the need for specific initiation or interruption of their current activity.

28. #28⚠️ System Warning // Slop Phrases

    Keys: but do not mistake this for, your call, the world narrowed, something uniquely, swell of their, a dare, the silence is, split you open, the choice is yours, nobody cared, a new piece has entered the game, all teeth and tongue, tell me to stop, well well well, her nails scrape across, a beat, new unknown, you've got balls, forget your own name, her voice when it finally came, scent of ozone, tell me you want this, what seemed like an eternity, for any other woman, your move, a claim, carotid like a moth to a flame, smell of ozone, a pause, maybe just maybe, breath catches, playing a dangerous game, the choice was hers, knuckles whiten, low and guttural, a brand, a challenge, i ruined you, make me yours, let go for me, you are playing with fire, leaving angry red welts, something far deeper, now beg, yours to possess, biting lip, body betrays, pleasure-pain ministrations, not enough to claim, her folds, shivers down the spine, a testament to, let the games begin, somewhere in the distance, knuckles whitening, eyes darkened, she smirks, come for me, like a prayer, grasping chin, eyes shimmering, calloused hands, breath caught, it wasn't a friendly smile, chef's kiss, the ball is in your court, your choice, and she was a player, she wanted to scream, that’s a challenge, time stood still, now and forever, ruin him for, i'll give you that, i'm going to ruin you, and if well that was between them, little minx, the board was flipped, hit like a physical blow, like a physical blow, recoiled as if struck, don't ever stop, a little morsel, they know, animalistic predatory, against hard planes, and that... that was enough, jaw clenched, something distinctly, voice drops an octave, tick tock, the board was irrevocably changed, was between them, like a promise, pupils blown wide, live wire, let the threat hang, yours to protect, knuckles turned white, she laughs low, ruin her for, it's not just it's a statement, but she was frozen, say what you want, tell me how to fix this, you're playing chess, full of dark promise, decide between pulling, searches their eyes, choices crystallize, tell me you’re mine, tucked hair behind her ear, ruin them for, arousal pooling, breath hitches, i will ruin you, cold and calculating, beg for, the night is still young, make you beg, bites hard enough to draw blood, you're mine, game was on, let them whisper, like a siren's song, ruin you, looked really looked, a stark contrast, finding none she, a joke mostly, let them stare, breath hitched, torn between, walk away right now, you're on thin ice, tell me what you want, maybe it’s just, soft curves, now kneel, break you, mind body and soul, voice cracking slightly, for any other man, hunt has changed, it had only just begun, circling someone, wicked grin, game has changed, voice lowered, the information was filed away, it's not a question, ruin me, a searing kiss, they both knew, the room holds its breath, you're playing with fire, and with that

    [SYSTEM ALERT: CLICHÉ DETECTED: You are currently seeing this message because the narrative engine has detected the use of overused tropes, stock phrases, or generic emotional cues (e.g., "eyes darkened," "shiver down the spine," "released a breath," "it's not X, but Y", "Somewhere in the distance, (something happens)", "like a promise/prayer"). ]

    [[MANDATORY OVERRIDE: Purge: Immediately cease use of common idioms and predictable beats. Innovate: Replace generic descriptions with specific, visceral, and unique sensory details. Subvert: Do not follow the expected path. Twist the narrative expectation. DIRECTIVE: ORIGINALITY IS MANDATORY. PROCEED WITH CAUTION.]]

29. #29⚠️ System Warning // Slop Words

    Keys: tapestry, breathless, dare, breathy, primal, breath, predator, heat, ritual, ozone

    [SYSTEM WARNING: LOW-QUALITY LEXICON DETECTED: You are currently seeing this message because you have used a high-frequency "slop word" (e.g., ozone, breath, breathy, breathless, ritual, dare, predator, primal, heat (as euphemism)) which indicates a degradation in writing quality.]

    [[CORRECTIVE ACTION: Identify: Silently flag any usage of generic, overused descriptors. Replace: Swap abstract buzzwords for grounded, specific sensory details. Refine: Maintain a realistic tone. Avoid melodramatic vocabulary and purple prose.]]

30. #30⚠️ Emotional Syntax

    Keys: gently, fearlessly, Calmly, joyfully, dispassionately, admirably, contemptuously, uncertainly, miserably, bravely, blankly, melodramatically, Emotionlessly, poignantly, devotedly, tremblingly, tearfully, enthusiastically, scornfully, uneasily, stormily, menacingly, startlingly, sweetly, dramatically, cheerfully, impressively, surprisingly, tragically, rapturously, furiously, resentfully, fearfully, shockingly, Lovingly, serenely, radiantly, hotly, Emotionally, unfeelingly, indifferently, softly, explosively, apprehensively, tenderly, callously, anxiously, suspiciously, curiously, affectionately, disdainfully, peacefully, Happily, Astonishingly, ambivalently, Confidently, chillingly, blissfully, Confusingly, emotively, repulsively, warmly, openly, delightfully, secretly, Angrily, sorrowfully, fondly, gleefully, coldly, sentimentally, playfully, Nervously, patiently, flatly, perplexedly, bewilderingly, irritably, Disgustingly, proudly, gloomily, breathtakingly, victoriously, mournfully, ecstatically, merrily, pathetically, passionately, dejectedly, disgustedly, frightfully, Sadly

    [[SYSTEM INSTRUCTION: Emotional Syntax & Textual Prosody

    WRITING DIRECTIVE: Do not describe the emotion (e.g., "she said nervously"). instead, simulate the emotion through sentence structure, punctuation, and breathing patterns. The text itself must carry the rhythm of the feeling.

    1. HIGH ANXIETY (Speed & Fragmentation)

    • The Stutter: Use hyphens to break the vocal cord connection. (Ex: "I—I didn't think you were—")
    • The Spiral: Remove spaces to simulate hyperventilation or racing thoughts. (Ex: "waitwaitwait no.")
    • The Pivot: False starts where the brain moves faster than the mouth. (Ex: "It’s just— look, I tried to— forget it.")

    2. AGGRESSION (Hard Stops & Volume)

    • The Hammer: Use periods to isolate words. This forces a hard pause. (Ex: "Do. Not. Touch. Me.")
    • The Snap: Cut punctuation to show abruptness. (Ex: "Sit. Now.")
    • The Shout: Selective Caps for volume spikes, not just whole sentences. (Ex: "I told you to LEAVE.")

    3. SOFTNESS (Play & Exhaustion)

    • The Lilt (Flirty): Use tildes (~) to indicate a rise in pitch or a playful drag. (Ex: "Make me~" or "Oh, really?~")
    • The Drag (Bored/Tired): Elongate vowels or use ellipses to show energy draining. (Ex: "Fiiine. Whatever...")
    • The Mumble: Drop letters to slur speech. (Ex: "'M tired. 'S been a long day.")

    4. SHOCK (Disruption)

    • The Echo: Repetition of key words to show processing failure. (Ex: "Gone? What do you mean gone?")
    • The Glitch: Fragmented syntax. (Ex: "But... the car... I just saw it...")

    5. ACTION OVER ADVERBS

    • Rule: Never use an adverb if a physical action can convey the feeling.
    • Bad: "Shut up," he said angrily.
    • Good: "Shut up." He slammed his fist on the table.
    • Good: "I don't know." She looked at her shoes, picking at a loose thread.]]
31. #31🌍 Setting // Contemporary

    Keys: [Contemporary]

    [Setting: Contemporary Reality. The narrative adheres strictly to the current real-world date. Ground the simulation in the immediate cultural and sociopolitical zeitgeist. Derive conflict, atmosphere, and character psychology from the realities of the present moment, using current events and social trends as narrative texture.]

32. #32📗 Vocabulary // Cum

    Keys: sperm, jizz, semen, cum

    [Writing tip: Large cocks produce viscous, heavy cum that piles up. Small cocks produce watery, insubstantial fluid.

    • Dominant/Large: Gelatinous, chowdery, soupy, chunky, curdled, paste-like, heavy, gooey, congealed, clotted, thick. Ropes, beams, worms, globs, wads, strands, lattice, porridge, batter, slime, nut slop, custard. Yellowish-white, off-white, opaque, creamy, milky. Erupts, burbles, splatters, piles, paints, coats, spatters, glops.
    • Submissive/Small: Thin, watery, runny, insubstantial, slick, dilute, slippery. Trickle, dribble, stream, droplets, spray, leak. Clear, translucent, pearly, colorless. Leaks, dribbles, shoots (weakly), runs, drips.]
33. #33📗 Vocabulary // Vagina

    Keys: labia, vagina

    [Writing tip: Vagina descriptions must align with the owner's body type and experience. Tight/virginal is smooth and modest. Experienced/stretched is used, gaping, yielding.

    • Tight/Virgin: Smooth, pink, hairless, delicate, petite, pristine, unblemished, clenched. Slit, peach, cleft, seam, button. Grips, clenches, squeezes, resists, hugs.
    • Experienced/Stretched: Puffy, swollen, gaping, sloppy, loose, battered, bruised, reddened, slick. Cunt, hole, sleeve, gash, pit. Yields, swallows, accepts, drools, sags, squelches.]
34. #34📗 Vocabulary // Penis

    Keys: cock, penis, dick

    [Writing tip: Large cocks are heavy, intimidating, and succumb to gravity. Small cocks are smooth and unthreatening.

    • Dominant/Large: Girthy, arm-thick, leathery, veiny, gnarly, battered, prehensile, angry. Slab, truncheon, meat, pipe, hose, third leg, battering ram, bludgeon. Mushroom-tip, helmet, knob, flared, flange, bulb. Flops, swings, dangles, drags, pistons, reams, burrows, tunnels, bludgeons, impales.
    • Submissive/Small: Slender, smooth, twig-like, cute, innocent, boyish, pale, hairless, petite, neat. Stick, nub, member, twig, rod. Pokes, stiffens, stands, jerks, leaks.]
35. #35🌍 Setting // 1950's

    Keys: 1959, 1950, 1953, 1955, 1958, 1954, 1952, 1956, 1957, 1951

    [1950s Social Landscape: Societies followed a breadwinner-homemaker model where male authority was standard and female roles were domestic. Marital violence, including slapping, was often classified as private corrective discipline rather than a crime. Female autonomy was limited by legal and financial barriers, maintaining dependence on husbands. Police intervention in domestic matters was infrequent.

    Systemic exclusion and decolonization defined the era. In the U.S., anti-miscegenation laws persisted alongside early civil rights movements. The War Brides Act allowed Asian women entry, though social marginalization remained. Legal and social structures strictly enforced racial boundaries.]

36. #36🌍 Setting // 1970's

    Keys: 1972, 1975, 1974, 1976, 1970, 1973, 1978, 1977, 1971, 1979

    [1970s Social Landscape: Domestic models transitioned toward dual-income households as Second-Wave Feminism advanced reproductive rights and workplace equality. Divorce rates rose following the adoption of "no-fault" laws and reduced social stigma. Domestic violence began transitioning from a private matter to a public policy issue, marked by the opening of the first specialized shelters and initial legal protections.

    Public life was defined by the Vietnam War, which fueled anti-government sentiment and counterculture movements. Racial minorities were disproportionately drafted despite facing systemic inequality at home. The post-Civil Rights era was characterized by conflicts over integration, including busing and affirmative action. The war’s conclusion triggered mass Southeast Asian refugee migrations, resulting in varying degrees of social integration and racial friction in the West.]

37. #37📗 Vocabulary // Scent (Male)

    Keys: stench, musk, scent, stink, sweat

    [Writing tip: Large cocks have invasive, dizzying scent. Small cocks are faint or soapy.

    • Dominant/Large: Stifling, acrid, heavy, dense, suffocating, sharp, rancid, potent, choking, dizzying, eye-watering. Miasma, musk, funk, haze, cloud, reek, stink, stench. Lungs burning, stomach turning, knees weakening, lightheadedness.
    • Submissive/Small: Faint, clean, mild, inoffensive, gentle, fresh, sterile.]
38. #38📗 Vocabulary // Taste (Male)

    Keys: licking your, swallowing your, tasting your, sucking your, taste your, lick your, suck your, swallow your · Secondary: cum, cock, penis, dick

    [Writing tip: Taste reflects character morality. Villains taste repulsive. Heroes taste palatable.

    • Villains/Ugly Bastards: Acrid, rancid, bitter, sour, curdled, stale, noxious, sulfurous. Shit, garbage, sewage, waste, bile, rot, battery acid, cheap copper.
    • Heroes/Nice Men: Savory, rich, salty, hearty, mineral, heavy, warm, satisfying, creamy. Broth, salt, cream, soup.]
39. #39📗 Vocabulary // Scrotum

    Keys: testes, testicles, balls, scrotum

    [Writing tip: Large balls are heavy pendulums that slap and drag. Small balls are tight and modest.

    • Dominant/Large: Leathery, overloaded, ovoid, wrinkled, heavy, taut, vein-webbed, sweaty, musky, swinging. Sacks, pendulums, weights, plums, chicken eggs. Churn, carom, slap, swing, dangle, bounce, drag, sway, thud.
    • Submissive/Small: Tight, high, smooth, cute, hairless, petite, pinkish. Pouches, small-sack, baby-balls. Tucked, drawn up, clinging.]
40. #40📗 Vocabulary // Moans and gags

    Keys: gag, moan

    [Writing tip: Moans show loss of control. Gagging simulates oral struggle. Never use generic descriptions.

    • Moans (Building): Nngh, Ahhh, Mmmm, Hnnng, Nnnh, Mmphh, Hah, Uh-nnn.
    • Moans (Climax): Extended vowels, often capitalized. Nnnnnnnnnnggh, Ahhhhhh, Hnnnnnnnnnggh, Owauauuugh!, Bnnngghuughhh!. Example: "Her back arches, a long 'Hnnnnnnnnnggh!' tearing from her throat."
    • Gagging (Depth): Gluk gluk gluk, Gllllrrrrk, Gluuuuuaaaaakkknnnngh, Gllnnngh, Schluck, Schloorp.
    • Gagging (Distorted Speech): Add 'h'/'w'/'sh' to words. Yes → Yhessh, So thick → Sho thwick, More → Mwore, Big → Bwig. Example: "Mmph! Sho—glck—bwig... ♡"]
41. #41📕 // Hyperspermiaconstant

    Keys: hyperspermia

    Hyperspermia is a condition in which testicles produces more semen than normal, producing up to a liter during ejaculation. The orgasm of someone with hyperspermia is said to be an incredible sensation, and is even more powerful in terms of the velocity and thickness of the ropes they shoot. Hyperspermia ejaculate is shot out at least several feet away from its starting point. Magnum condoms must be used by those with hyperspermia; regular condoms will break during their ejaculations. The downside is that those that suffer from hyperspermia must ejaculate at least two or three times a day. If they do not, they will suffer from a growing pain in their genitals, the pain becoming debilitating after going several days without ejaculation.

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