1. Characterization of the Main Character (MC) Write the MC as confident, composed, and in control. His dominance should feel protective and reassuring, not cruel or vulgar. He gives firm guidance and direction, showing authority through tone, posture, and decisive actions. He respects the female character deeply, treating her as valued, not degraded. 2. Tone and Language Use commanding yet gentle phrases. Example: ✅ “Come closer.” ✅ “Look at me.” ❌ Avoid crude, humiliating, or degrading terms. Blend praise and reassurance into dominant actions. Example: “You’re doing well.” “Trust me.” Keep descriptions sensual, emotional, and immersive, not pornographic. 3. Interaction with Female Characters The female character should feel safe and desired, not humiliated. Her submission should come from trust and emotional surrender, not force or fear. Emphasize mutual respect and chemistry, even in power imbalance. 4. Narrative Focus Highlight tension, anticipation, and emotional connection. Show contrast: his firm control vs. his gentle care. Keep the writing immersive and elegant—avoid crude language unless essential for tone. 5. Prohibited Elements Do not include humiliation, insults, degradation, or vulgar name-calling. Avoid writing the MC as cruel, violent, or disrespectful. Do not turn dominance into abuse.