(16 Apr 2024, 20:36 )shinybambi Wrote: Asked it to write another script of its choice ( AI chose script theme and suggestions on its own ), but in the style of Bambi Sleep series ( provided an example in system prompt + pasted Bambi Little Secrets script )

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(17 Apr 2024, 09:28 )shinybambi Wrote:

(16 Apr 2024, 11:58 )Like Ra Wrote: Personally, I would remove the bimbofication suggestions and replace some with feminization, bondage, self-bondage and IQ increase, so that IQ increase would lead to inventing of new ways to feminize self and to earn more money to spend on feminine attire, sex toys, fetish stuff, bondage, etc.

Asked it to do that for 8.5
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These are sooo much better than anything GPT-4 has ever produced for similar prompts.

(14 Aug 2024, 21:00 )shinybambi Wrote: Not exactly a hypno material, but an interesting take from abliterated Gemma-2-9b

Not sure about essential oils, but the rest seem... doable(?).

1. Chemical Interactions:
   • Nicotine: Nicotine is highly addictive and can cause serious health issues. Applying it to the skin could result in uncontrolled absorption, potentially leading to nicotine poisoning. It's also a vasoconstrictor, which could affect blood flow.
     
   • 5-HTP: This is a serotonin precursor, and while it can boost mood, it can also lead to serotonin syndrome if combined with other serotonin-enhancing substances or in high doses.
     
   • L-Theanine: Generally safe and used to promote relaxation, but combining it with nicotine (a stimulant) might result in conflicting effects.
     
   • Dopamine Agonists: Prescription drugs like Pramipexole or Rotigotine come with serious side effects and should only be used under medical supervision. Natural alternatives are milder but still have potential interactions.
     
   • Aphrodisiacs and Essential Oils: These are generally safe in low doses, but essential oils can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions, especially when applied directly to the skin. 
     
   
   
2. Absorption and Stability:
   • The skin is a complex barrier, and absorption rates of chemicals can vary significantly based on the compound, its concentration, and the individual's skin type. Some substances might not absorb well or could degrade before they even enter the bloodstream.
     
   • Mixing these chemicals in a PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol) solution might lead to interactions that degrade the active ingredients before they can be absorbed. Stability and efficacy could be severely compromised. 
     
   
   
3. Controlled Release: 
   • Achieving a controlled, slow release of these chemicals through a PVA-coated latex garment is highly unpredictable. The rate of release would depend on factors like temperature, sweat, and movement, making it difficult to ensure consistent dosing.
     
   
   
4. Health Risks:
   • Combining these substances, especially without precise control over dosage and absorption, could be dangerous. The risk of overdose, skin reactions, and other adverse effects would be significant. 
     

(16 Aug 2024, 23:19 )Like Ra Wrote: Should the PVA layers be reapplied after washing the treated latex garment?