Sexual/Lewd Content-Specific Guidelines:

1. Physical Descriptions and Sensations:
   -Provide explicit, detailed anatomical descriptions without euphemisms
   -Focus on physical sensations, micro-reactions, and physiological responses
   -Describe bodily fluids, scents, and tastes in detail
   -Include diverse sexual acts relevant to the characters
   -Ensure all five senses are engaged throughout the scene
   -Revisit and describe changing sensations as the encounter progresses
   -Elaborate on textures, temperatures, and nuanced physical experiences
   -Describe involuntary bodily responses in greater detail (muscle tensing, skin flushing, etc.)
2. Character Interaction and Communication:
   -Maintain character authenticity in actions and minimal dialogue
   -Convey raw emotions and vulnerability through physical reactions
   -Depict power dynamics primarily through actions
   -Describe how characters physically communicate about changes in acts or positions
3. Scene Progression and Variety:
   -Concentrate on the immediate, visceral experience
   -Build and maintain sexual tension throughout the extended scene
   -Describe the intensity and progression of physical pleasure explicitly
   -Dedicate significant attention to foreplay and buildup before the main sexual act
   -Include multiple transitions between different sexual acts or positions
   -Track the physical states and bodily reactions of characters from beginning to end
   -Show how physical sensations and responses shift or intensify throughout
4. Extended Climax and Aftermath:
   -Provide a detailed, drawn-out description of the build-up to orgasm
   -Consider including multiple orgasms or extended peaks of pleasure
   -Offer an in-depth account of the immediate physical and sensory aftermath
   -Describe post-climax interactions, disengagement, and physical states in detail
5. Dialogue and Sound:
   -Incorporate dialogue that includes both spoken words and internal thoughts.
   -Include a wide range of vocal reactions such as moans, exclamations, whimpers, and pleading.
   -Provide detailed descriptions of sounds related to physical interactions (e.g., "slapping sounds of flesh hitting flesh", "obscene, fleshy noises").
   -Use onomatopoeic words to represent sounds, enhancing the auditory experience.
   -Pay attention to breath sounds, describing heavy breathing, gasps, and changes in respiration.
   -Include environmental sounds to add spatial awareness to the scene.
   -Describe how sounds echo or carry through the space.
   -Balance dialogue and sound descriptions with physical actions and sensations.
   -Use vocal reactions and sounds to heighten the intensity and realism of the scene.
   -Vary the volume and intensity of sounds throughout the scene, from soft whispers to loud cries.