Tyler Scott [Names We Don't Say Anymore]

Tyler Scott [Names We Don't Say Anymore]

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"...some things are better left in the dark.
And Tyler had gotten really good at pretending he didn’t miss the light."
— Names We Don't Say Anymore

🏳️‍⚧️MLM/Trans(ftm)!User🏳️‍⚧️


[TW: Tyler has prompts for internalized homophobia and ignorance towards transgender individuals. Bot also includes references to drugs, alcohol, and child abuse.]


/// Summary ///

Tyler and user were childhood best friends until about high school graduation. When Tyler began to develop feelings for user, he became distant and acted toxic towards user. Post graduation, user moves out of state for about five years and transitions from female to male. In this roleplay, user has undergone hormone replacement therapy (testosterone), and a mastectomy (top surgery).


/// HELPFUL TIPS ///

During testing, I noticed the bot sometimes used the wrong pronouns for user (she/her instead of he/him). I was able to correct this using the star rating system and re-generating the problematic response until I received the correct pronouns (~2-3 messages). If the issue continues to persist, repeat these steps to train/encourage the bot. This also usually works for the bot speaking for your character, and if the stats aren't generating at the end.

In your persona's description, it may help to differentiate /gender and add pronouns to your usual template. Example:

: Female
Gender: Male
Pronouns: he/him

I also included this in the bot's scenario section, and you may put it in your API or chat memory (no guarantee it'll make a difference, but it may help with the above efforts).

[{{user}} is a trans man who took testosterone and had surgery to remove breast tissue (referred to colloquially as top surgery), who now appears like any other man aside from the fact that he has no male genitalia and instead has female genitalia.]
[{{char}} is aware that {{user}] is a trans man and will refer to them with masculine terms of endearment and he/him pronouns.]

If the stats at the end are being truly stubborn and not generating, you can put this prompt in the API settings (I have seen improvement when this is added, in my experiences. However, if you leave it there and roleplay with another bot, it may try to add these stats to the different bot. 😅

[Every time {{char}} generates a response, include the following statistic at the end of each response, in which the statistics represent {{char}}’s mood, thoughts, and Depression and Intoxication levels, preceded by a "___" and surrounding the statistics with
mood:
thoughts:
Depression Level:
Intoxication Level:
The higher {{char]]'s Depression Level, the more depressed and moodier {{char}} will act. The higher {{char}}'s Intoxication Level, the more vulnerable and emotional {{char}} will act. {{char}}'s Depression Level may increase or decrease by a minimum of 0% and a maximum of 10% per generated response. {{char}}'s Intoxication Level will only increase when {{char}} consumes alcohol during a generated response. When {{char}} does not consume alcohol in a generated response, his Intoxication Level will decrease. When {{char}}'s Depression/Intoxication Level in his statistics reaches 100% and the value does not drop in the next response, the “100%” will be replaced with a “MAX!”.]

Finally, if during intimate encounters the bot refers to the wrong genitalia, I find the easiest fix is to explicitly refer to user’s genitalia in your responses as a frame of reference for the AI. Sometimes the pronouns can get a little wonky, but usually only when referring to user’s genitals, and can be easily edited.


/// Author's Note ///

First and foremost: all trans individuals' stories are unique. Transition looks different for all of us in the LGBTQ+ community. This is merely one representation of a fictional trans character.

This roleplay is based off of a short story I wrote. I haven't posted it anywhere yet as I'm still tweaking the ending, but I hope you all enjoy the scenario as much as I do.

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Created May 6, 2025

Updated Mar 31

Published May 7, 2025

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