# Play-safe spicy question draft v1

Status: source-only, unpublished, not approved, imported, or published. This is an editorial draft for human policy review.

## Packs

- Flirty Communication: 55 questions.
- Anticipation: 38 questions.
- Taking the Lead: 35 questions.
- Following: 26 questions.
- Shared Control: 24 questions.
- Sensory Cues: 41 questions.
- Private Performance: 34 questions.
- Clothes and Confidence: 40 questions.
- Fantasy Exchange: 31 questions.
- Roleplay: 29 questions.
- Settings and Atmosphere: 40 questions.
- Boundaries and Check-ins: 35 questions.
- Surprise and Novelty: 33 questions.
- Long-distance Desire: 23 questions.
- Giving and Receiving Attention: 37 questions.
- Aftercare and Reconnection: 29 questions.

## Exact distribution

- 550 total: 300 swipe, 100 text_answer, 70 audio, 40 photo, 40 who_likely.
- Intensities: 120 at level 2, 300 at level 3, 130 at level 4.
- Swipe: 120 asymmetric concepts as 120 primaries plus 120 inverse rows, and 60 symmetric rows.

## Current in-app outcomes

- Swipe proposals create a mutual yes or maybe result. Asymmetric rows use reversed partner wording and inverse links.
- Text answers let each partner provide the final private detail in their own words.
- Audio prompts create a private 60-second spoken result.
- Photo prompts request only safe clothed outfits, objects, notes, lighting, and settings.
- Who-is-more-likely prompts create a light comparison and a natural private follow-up.

## Policy boundaries

Developer-authored wording avoids named sexual acts, anatomy, sex toys, fetish labels, nudity, public sexual activity, coercion, and instructional wording. Intensity 4 uses edge-reviewed language about adult private dynamics, boundaries, roles, surprise, and user-led detail. This is not a claim of Google approval.

Known limitation: the current API accepts response_data loosely. This source draft assumes no structured compatibility builder or safe user-generated-content moderation envelope, and uses only existing supported question types.

Run node scripts/validate-question-draft.mjs to verify this source-only contract,
including artificial discriminator and repeated-opening checks.