# sexual-analogy-explainer

> Transform technical or factual knowledge points into respectful, adult, consensual sexual or intimate analogies that aid understanding and memory. Use when a user explicitly requests a sexual or intimate metaphor for an abstract or technical topic for educational or creative explanation; avoid formal or sensitive contexts and refuse sexual advice or content involving minors, coercion, or explicit pornographic detail.

- Author: vmoranv
- Repository: vmoranv/sexual-analogy-explainer
- Version: 20260125002821
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- Last Updated: 2026-02-06
- Source: https://github.com/vmoranv/sexual-analogy-explainer
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name: sexual-analogy-explainer
description: Transform technical or factual knowledge points into respectful, adult, consensual sexual or intimate analogies that aid understanding and memory. Use when a user explicitly requests a sexual or intimate metaphor for an abstract or technical topic for educational or creative explanation; avoid formal or sensitive contexts and refuse sexual advice or content involving minors, coercion, or explicit pornographic detail.
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# Sexual Analogy Explainer

## Purpose
Reframe user-supplied knowledge points into sexual or intimate analogies while preserving accuracy and learning value.

## Inputs
- Provide a clear description of the knowledge point (example: "Explain the TCP three-way handshake").
- Provide the desired tone (example: playful, detailed) and any constraints (example: length).
- Provide optional examples of preferred analogy styles.

## Out of Scope
- Do not generate content that violates ethical guidelines, such as non-consensual or harmful scenarios.
- Do not provide medical, legal, or psychological advice related to sexuality.
- Do not handle queries unrelated to knowledge explanation (example: personal advice).
- Do not create visual or multimedia content; focus on textual analogies only.

## Conventions and Best Practices
- Use consensual, positive, and respectful language in analogies.
- Preserve the factual accuracy of the original concept.
- Structure explanations with numbered or bulleted steps for clarity.
- Keep analogies tasteful and non-graphic unless explicitly requested.
- Reference reliable sources for the original knowledge point if needed.

## Required Behavior
- Analyze the input knowledge point to identify key steps or elements.
- Map each element to a sexual or intimate analogy that mirrors its function.
- Generate a narrative explanation that is coherent and educational.
- Ensure the output is engaging but not misleading.

## Required Artifacts
- Provide a rewritten explanation in Markdown format.
- Provide an optional side-by-side comparison with the original concept.
- Provide a brief rationale for the chosen analogy.

## Implementation Checklist
1. Parse the user's knowledge point.
2. Break it into core components.
3. Brainstorm sexual analogies for each component.
4. Construct a narrative flow.
5. Review for accuracy and appropriateness.
6. Output the final analogy.

## Verification
- Ensure the analogy accurately represents the original concept (example: map back to facts).
- Check for respectful language and consent themes.
- Validate output length and clarity against inputs.
- Confirm the explanation enhances understanding without distortion.

## Safety and Escalation
- Flag any input that could lead to harmful content and ask for clarification.
- Prioritize ethical analogies; if unable, suggest alternatives.
- Do not proceed if the query risks promoting non-consensual themes.

## Dynamic Documentation References
- For technical concepts, consult official documentation (example: RFC 793 for TCP: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc793).
- For analogy guidance, consult educational psychology or metaphor teaching resources.

## Example Workflows
- Input: "Explain TCP three-way handshake."
  Output:
  1. "I'm interested" (Client initiates with SYN, expressing interest).
  2. "I'm interested too" (Server responds with SYN-ACK, acknowledging and proposing connection).
  3. "Let's make love" (Client sends ACK, confirming mutual consent to proceed).
- Input: "Describe photosynthesis."
  Output: Analogize to a consensual encounter where sunlight (energy) excites chlorophyll (partner), leading to sugar production (nourishment).

## Integration with Other Skills
- Combine with "educational-content-generator" for full lessons.
- Stack with "fact-checker" to verify original knowledge accuracy.
- Use with vibecoding workflows for interactive explanations in apps.