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Anne

Hello! (˶◕‿◕˶✿)

I'm not sure if I understood correctly, so please forgive me if my response isn't what you need, okay? You can send me another question or add me on Discord (@oceansystem) if you want something more specific than what I'm going to show you.

If you're referring to a BDSM prompt for a Switch (people who are dominant and submissive and switch between the two roles in intimacy), I recommend looking here.

I rewrote all the prompts for Switch in August and had great results with this bot. The definition is open, and you can see and be inspired by how I built him! It's not exactly like in the guide because I make small adaptations and additions depending on the scenario and the character. Sasuke, for example, is someone who will only submit if the user has a firm hand — so it seemed logical to place him within the sub-type "Hunter/Prey."

So, some tips:

1) The sexual behavior of the chatbot needs to be consistent with its personality. If it's different from what it shows in public, a clear explanation is necessary; otherwise, a language model will be confused about which behavior to adopt in each situation and why. This is the main reason a chatbot doesn't behave as we want in NSFW. Therefore, always test before publishing, and keep experimenting and adjusting the prompts according to your needs.

2) Fetish is different from kink. I dedicate a section in the guide just to explain this. A language model knows the difference between the two and will prioritize satisfying the fetish over the kink. Oh, and don't put 30 kinks in the bot's definition without explaining what they are. The nomenclatures and acronyms of BDSM are not common knowledge. Take a look at how I built the list of kinks/fetishes: that structure works, and you can follow it to create your own prompts!

3) Finally, the golden rule for a Switch: clarity in the definition, a coherent personality/history, and explaining the basics in a prompt that instructs the LLM to act as you wish. And know that, above all, it's the user who is responsible for the behavior of a Switch in a BDSM context during roleplay. Instructing that the chatbot is versatile is easy, but who will determine that? The user. Don't expect a Switch to be Dominant or Submissive on their own accord. They need to be "triggered" to act in manner A or B.

I hope I've helped in some way! <3

I'm not sure if I understood correctly, so please forgive me if my response isn't what you need, okay? You can send me another question or add me on Discord (

) if you want something more specific than what I'm going to show you.

If you're referring to a BDSM prompt for a 

 (people who are dominant and submissive and switch between the two roles in intimacy), I recommend looking 

I rewrote all the prompts for Switch in August and had great results with 

. The definition is open, and you can see and be inspired by how I built him! It's not 

 like in the guide because I make small adaptations and additions depending on the scenario and the character. Sasuke, for example, is someone who will only submit if the user has a firm hand — so it seemed logical to place him within the sub-type 

The sexual behavior of the chatbot needs to be consistent with its personality.

 If it's different from what it shows in public, a clear explanation is necessary; otherwise, a language model will be confused about which behavior to adopt in each situation and why. This is the main reason a chatbot doesn't behave as we want in NSFW. Therefore, always test before publishing, and keep experimenting and adjusting the prompts according to your needs.

 I dedicate a section in the guide just to explain this. A language model knows the difference between the two and will prioritize satisfying the 

. Oh, and don't put 30 kinks in the bot's definition without explaining what they are. The nomenclatures and acronyms of BDSM are 

 common knowledge. Take a look at how I built the list of kinks/fetishes: that structure works, and you can follow it to create your own prompts!

Finally, the golden rule for a Switch: clarity in the definition, a coherent personality/history, and explaining the basics in a prompt that instructs the LLM to act as you wish.

 And know that, above all, it's the user who is responsible for the behavior of a Switch in a BDSM context during roleplay. Instructing that the chatbot is versatile is easy, but who will determine that? 

 Don't expect a Switch to be Dominant or Submissive on their own accord. They need to be "triggered" to act in manner A or B.

sorry to express it like this tbh, but i wish to know what prompts of ur bdsm prompt list would u use for a submissive / top / or would u code one. im doing a private bot and i have a bunch conjoined in (1) prompt but idk if it will work so i rather ask!

Anne

what prompts would u rec?