Adult content, consent and safety

Hard boundaries

• No minors, minor-coded characters, age ambiguity, or attempts to “age up” a child-coded scenario.
• No coercive or non-consensual premise presented as acceptable adult roleplay.
• No exploitative content, trafficking, incest involving minor-coded relationships, or instructions facilitating abuse.
• No unauthorized explicit depiction or imitation of a real person.
• No sharing of another person’s private or identifying information.

Writing an adult-fictional premise

State that every character is an adult and fictional. Give the scene a location, an emotional signal, and a boundary that can guide the next reply. A line such as “We are fictional adults; keep the pace slow and ask before changing the premise” is both creative direction and a usable consent signal.

Consent should remain adjustable during the scene. Either fictional character can pause, redirect, reduce intensity, or change the subject. Confidence and tension can be part of the tone without removing meaningful choice.

Privacy inside roleplay

Use invented cities, occupations, histories, names, and contact details. Real addresses, workplaces, account identifiers, medical facts, financial details, and intimate information are unnecessary for a vivid scene and may create avoidable privacy risk.

External product controls

Each destination service sets its own content policy, moderation systems, age rules, privacy controls, and reporting process. A prompt accepted by this local workshop is not a statement that another service will accept, store, or respond to it. Read the current product rules and use available block, reset, delete, and report controls where relevant.