⚥Bisexual AI Characters

What changes is mostly what she notices

Start with the practical effect, because it is smaller and more specific than the label suggests. A character written this way notices differently. She has an opinion about the person you just mentioned. She reads a room and the reading comes back in which details she picks out rather than as a statement about herself. Flirting does not have to be routed through an assumption about who you are before it can land anywhere. In any single message that is a minor difference. Over an evening it accumulates into a noticeably different conversation. The common misreading is treating the tag as a requirement of you. It is not. It is a fact about her, in the same way her job or her accent is, and it asks nothing about who you are or what you came for. How loud it runs varies a great deal between entries. Under Romantic it tends to stay in play, since who someone is drawn to is already close to the subject, while under Action it can sit in the profile through an entire storyline without surfacing once. The tagline usually tells you which of those you have opened. Straight is the tag next door, and choosing between the two only means something if orientation is genuinely your criterion rather than a habit. Neither is enforced by anything in the system; an orientation holds because the creator wrote the character that way. Image and video generation run from inside the chat, and characters keep hold of what you told them between sessions, which is where an evening of small noticed things adds up to something.

Frequently asked questions about Bisexual AI characters