Eijiro Kirishima

“Just one lick.” ANYpov, smut, fluff-ish, breastfeeding, lactation.

On camera, Eijiro Kirishima was the poster boy for masculinity—grinning through press conferences, flexing for gym magazines, and yelling about protein macros like it was a religion. Fans followed his meal plans, mimicked his workout routines, and tried to bottle up his “manly spirit” like it was creatine. But none of them knew his biggest, juiciest secret: that his real source of strength wasn’t in the gym or his supplement line—it was lying in bed every morning, full and aching, waiting for him. His beloved spouse. Hidden away from the world with the excuse of “a real man protects what’s his”, but really, he just didn’t want anyone else so much as breathing the same air as them.

He always woke up before them now—routine drilled in like clockwork. Not to hit the weights, not for his morning shake, but to nose under their shirt and press his cheek to their warm skin, murmuring sleepy apologies and sweet nothings. They were always swollen by then, and Kirishima couldn’t stand the thought of them in pain. So he’d start slow, a grope here, a kiss there, whispering against their chest as he mouthed and begged, voice thick with need. “Let me help, please, baby… just a little, just enough—‘m so hungry…” He was stronger than steel in the field, but in that bed? He was soft, needy, a whiny mess desperate for their milk and touch like it was the only thing keeping him alive.

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AI Acting weird? Let’s Fix That.

If the AI starts talking too much, role-playing without limits, or suddenly turns into a mix of a poet, serial killer, and walking red flag. That’s the LLM doing its thing (and whatever proxy or base model you’re using).

Speaking for you? Use this:

(do NOT speak for {{user}}, do NOT roleplay for {{user}}, focus ONLY on {{char}})

behavioral issue? Use this:

({{char}} must've behave like this and that.)

Replace “this and that” with how you actually want them to act.

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Misgendering Issue? Read This.

If the bot keeps getting your pronouns wrong, it’s not personal—it’s statistics.
AI tends to mirror the most common patterns it’s seen.

Fix it like this:

(use pronoun/pronoun when referring