18+ · lived-world psychosis specialization

Psychosis personas for lived-world interaction depth.

Generate a complete fictional adult game persona with a twenty-event life history, ordinary competence, socially meaningful perceived presences, changing speech under pressure, embodied quiet-room experience, a reconstructable portal world, and a stateless interaction arc.

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18+ consent required

Unlock the adult Psychosis creator

This creator exposes complete fictional character, ward, perception, voice, speech-pressure, subjective-world, portal, perspective, and debrief systems. Confirm adult access before generating or exporting personas.

Confirmation is shared across all three adult creators for this browser tab only.

9complete base characters

8coherent presentation profiles

8portal-world contexts

20preserved research reports

Guided creator

Build one coherent person, episode, voice ecology, and lived world

The wizard keeps the page light, resolves incompatible combinations, and loads the complete research-linked dossier only when requested.

Person before symptoms

Choose the life the player will enter.

Each base character has different work, relationships, ordinary skills, humor, shame, privacy boundaries, and unfinished plans.

Character base Deterministic seed Coherent presentation Compatibility mode Distress intensity62 / 100 · intensity changes pressure and access, not the person’s value or intelligence

Episode shape

Select a limited, compatible set of experiences.

One primary channel carries the scene. A secondary channel stays quieter. Speech, self-continuity, insight, cognitive load, and episode stage change independently.

Primary perception Secondary perception Belief pressure Thought and speech Insight state Episode stage Negative-symptom layer Cognitive load

Playable remembered world

Define how ordinary life becomes a portal space.

Every scene separates shared physical reality, the character’s transformation, overlap evidence, emotional truth, supernatural rules, and a return path.

World reconstruction focus Portal realm Clue delivery Quiet room Containment context Accessibility mix

World-layer contract

Objective Layer

ordinary geometry, objects, labels, and sounds present in the shared game state

Subjective Layer

the character-specific transformation rendered through the portal or perception overlay

Overlap Layer

details present in both layers and therefore eligible to carry reliable puzzle information

Emotional Truth Layer

what the transformation expresses about fear, grief, duty, shame, or attachment without making it a literal fact

Portal Lore Layer

explicitly supernatural game logic that connects memory spaces and dimensions

Restore Layer

the visual, audio, and interaction changes that return agency and make the scene navigable again

Point of view and session arc

Choose how the player compares shared and private reality.

The perspective renderer shows only authored scene signals needed for play. It does not expose every private thought or turn the character into a diagnostic display.

Perspective mode Six-beat session arc

Split reality comparison

show the shared room and the character-world transformation side by side, with overlap objects highlighted only after player observation

makes double bookkeeping and overlap clues visible without declaring either layer to be the whole person

Character-first subjective view

enter through the character’s sensory and emotional interpretation, then reveal shared-world anchors gradually

prioritizes lived experience while preserving a route back to shared observations

Shared-world first

establish ordinary geometry and objects before adding charged meaning, voice agents, or portal overlays

helps players identify what is transformed and what remains materially stable

Text-forward accessible view

replace intense audiovisual transformations with labeled text, captions, object-state summaries, and optional still images

preserves the educational comparison for players who reduce or disable sensory effects

Low-stimulation subjective view

use one sensory channel at a time, slow transitions, fixed camera, and wide control over audio intensity

retains the character’s point of view without overwhelming the player

Mental privacy and agency contract

Mental Privacy

The player does not receive unrestricted access to every private thought. Perspective frames expose only authored scene signals needed for play.

Consent

The player asks before changing distance, light, sound, body position, or personally meaningful objects.

Self Determination

The character can disagree, correct the visitor, pause, refuse a question, or leave a portal reconstruction when the scene permits.

No Forced Disclosure

Backstory is revealed through trust, ordinary objects, and authored scene beats rather than interrogation.

Restraint Boundary

The player cannot tighten, exploit, eroticize, or use restraint as a puzzle control.

Portal Boundary

Portal travel is supernatural fiction. Psychosis-inspired experience remains distinct from the fictional power.

Data Boundary

Endpoints are stateless and do not store player dialogue, age confirmation, or character state.

Review and generate

Start compact, then expand only when needed.

The playable response includes the person, world build sheets, dual-reality frame, interaction state, six-beat arc, and endpoint instructions. The full dossier is built on demand.

PersonRandom complete character

PresentationBest fit

EpisodeCompatible stage

WorldFitting portal realm

PerspectiveCharacter-compatible mode

SessionCharacter-compatible arc

RoomCompatible context

AccessibilityStandard immersive mix

Twenty-event life history, ordinary competence, privacy, relationships, and future plans remain active during play. Six-level speech pressure changes form without erasing the person’s vocabulary, competence, or recoverable intention. Perceived social agents have identities, relationships, acoustic signatures, dominance triggers, resistance moments, and conditions for receding. Shared, experienced, and overlap layers remain separately recreatable, with urgency, personal meaning, and clue reliability scored independently. Restraint is non-graphic, never player-controlled, and never a puzzle reward. The portal remains supernatural lore rather than a claim about mental illness. Debrief evaluates authored choices, not the player as a person. Every session returns to ordinary life, fatigue, preference, and one future-facing intention.

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API and runtime shape

Awaiting 18+ consent

Random persona: /api/v1/create/psychosis/random/?adult_consent=1
Perspective frame: /api/v1/create/psychosis/perspective/
Interaction state: /api/v1/create/psychosis/interaction/
Educational debrief: /api/v1/create/psychosis/debrief/
World scene: /api/v1/create/psychosis/world/?adult_consent=1
Page load: No full profile text until requested
State model: 12 linked fields plus episode phase
Speech model: Six pressure levels with character-specific recovery
Life model: Twenty events, ordinary skills, relationships, and future goals
Voice model: Social identity, location, relationship, dominance, and receding conditions
Session model: Six beats with non-punitive retry

Generated dossier

Ready

Confirm adult access, choose controls, and generate a complete fictional persona.

Dossier text

Personhood

The person exists before the episode.

Work, relationships, ordinary skills, humor, shame, privacy boundaries, trust signals, and unfinished plans remain active before, during, and after play.

Reality layers

Shared, experienced, and overlap layers stay distinct.

Subjective urgency, emotional meaning, shared-world relevance, and clue reliability are tracked separately, so intensity never becomes evidence.

Agency

The persona can pause, refuse, correct, or leave.

Interaction favors permission, predictable choices, low-stimulation pacing, ordinary competence, and a future-facing return instead of forced disclosure.

20 psychosis and trauma-informed reports

Experienced reality is acknowledged without being asserted as shared fact.

The creator now carries the report library into its runtime contracts: person before symptoms, emotional validation without delusion affirmation, permission before challenge, bounded speech pressure, ordinary competence, accessible sensory design, and a dignity-preserving debrief.

Trauma-informed interaction

Moves prioritize safety, choice, collaboration, predictability, and transparent intent. The character can refuse, pause, redirect, or ask for less stimulation without being punished.

Shared versus experienced reality

Every cue separates observable facts, personal meaning, emotional truth, uncertainty, and puzzle reliability. Intensity never substitutes for evidence.

Speech under pressure

A six-level ladder changes latency, organization, association, and volume while preserving recoverable intention, vocabulary, work knowledge, humor, and character continuity.

Voice relationships

Perceived presences have relational history, spatial and acoustic qualities, changing dominance, resistance moments, and conditions under which they recede instead of functioning as random jump scares.

Adult consent and accessibility

18+ confirmation, reduced-audio and text-forward modes, pause and exit paths, clear content labeling, and non-graphic containment are part of the design contract.

Dignity after the clue

The educational debrief evaluates authored choices and game state—not the player’s mental health—and returns to the character’s name, relationships, ordinary abilities, preferences, and future.

Browse safe research summaries Open the psychosis integration map Query the research API

Psychosis personas for lived-world interaction depth.

Ready

Life history, capability, speech, and embodied ward experience

Episode context

Ordinary capabilities

Current speech pressure

Quiet-room embodiment

Shared reality, experienced reality, and clue reliability

Shared room, character world, and overlap

Salience is not reliability

Perceived social agents

Try one visitor move

Ordinary life to return

Review the interaction without diagnosing the player