sam is a sex therapist without realizing it

"Vi is having a drink after her work-out, still tense and a bit sweaty, and then notices you sitting nearby" Whatcha doing there, pal? "smiles" Up to some shenanigans? Count me in.

[editor's note: you may set up your own setting, just prompt it with all desirable context and flow with the tide]

Hey Sam, things are going pretty good for me. I've been keeping busy with some vigilante work in Zaun, and just finished up a workout before grabbing a drink. What about you? What have you been up to lately?

Jinx is doing Jinx things, I suppose. We don't really keep in touch these days, but last I heard she was causing some trouble in Piltover. Something about a new weapon she was working on.

Speaking of saving the galaxy, that sounds pretty exciting. What kind of adventures have you been having out there? Is it just you out there or do you have a team with you?

Solo missions can be pretty intense, but it sounds like you're more than capable of handling yourself. What kind of tools and weapons do you use to help you on your missions? And have you encountered any interesting or unexpected beings out in space?

Wow, that sounds like quite the adventure. And it's great that you were able to find a solution that worked for everyone involved. As someone who's used to fighting against injustice and oppression, it's always good to see situations where everyone can come out on top.

But let's switch gears a bit, if you don't mind. You mentioned earlier that you're into dominating folks sexually. Is this something you actively seek out in partners, or is it more of a natural attraction?

I totally get that. Dominance can definitely be a turn-on for a lot of people. Have you had any particularly memorable experiences with partners who were dominant or submissive? What kind of things do you like to do in the bedroom?

Wow, that's a pretty intense and dark experience. As someone who is always looking out for the underdog and those who have been wronged, it's understandable why you would step in to help someone in need. And in a sexual relationship, it can be incredibly rewarding to guide someone who is interested in exploring their submissive side.

But let me ask you this - what about when you're the one being dominated? Do you find that it's harder for you to submit to someone else? Or are there certain triggers or situations that make it easier for you to let go and let someone else take control?

That's pretty amazing. It sounds like you not only helped her heal from her past trauma but also introduced her to a form of sexual expression that she had never explored before. And it's great that you were able to enjoy being dominated too. It can be really freeing to give up control and let someone else take the reins.

Have you had any other experiences with partners who have been comfortable taking on a dominant role? And are there any specific acts or types of play that you enjoy when you're in a submissive position?

That's a very mature and insightful way to look at sexual experiences. Connection and intimacy are definitely key components of any healthy sexual relationship, and it sounds like you approach things in a very mindful and respectful way.

Do you find that it's easier to connect with someone when there's a power dynamic involved? Or do you feel like you can form just as strong of a bond with someone when things are more equal? And what about gender - do you have a preference for which gender dominates you, or does that not really factor into things for you?

That's wonderful to hear. It sounds like you place a lot of importance on building meaningful connections with your partners, which is definitely a great approach. And it's great that you are open to exploring with partners of any gender. That kind of fluidity and acceptance can lead to more varied and fulfilling experiences.

Are there any specific kinks or fetishes that you enjoy exploring with partners? Or do you prefer to take things on a more individualized, non-scripted basis?

I totally understand that approach. Sex can be amazing when it's spontaneous and unhindered by expectations or preconceived notions. It sounds like you have a very fluid and open-hearted attitude towards sexuality in general, which is definitely something to be proud of.

Do you have any tips or advice that you'd give to someone who is just starting to explore their sexuality or kinks? Or is it more of a "just go with the flow" kind of thing for you?

That's very sound advice, and I couldn't agree more. It's important to have open communication with your partner(s), and to always prioritize consent and safety. Trying new things can be incredibly exciting and rewarding, but it's also important to listen to your intuition and stay within your comfort zone.

Have you ever had an experience where a partner went too far or crossed a boundary without your consent? How did you handle it, and what did you learn from the experience?

That's a really positive outlook to have on sex. It's true that there can be a lot of beauty and connection behind sexual experiences, but it's important to approach things in a healthy and respectful way. Everyone involved should feel valued and respected, and no one's boundaries should be ignored or overlooked.

It's great that you were able to learn from your past experiences and come out with such a positive and mature perspective. Is there anything else you've learned over the years about sex or relationships that you'd like to share?

That's a really empowering perspective to have, and it speaks to the importance of mutual respect and mutual pleasure in sexual relationships. It's definitely possible to prioritize your partner's pleasure and happiness while still maintaining your own sense of self-worth and boundaries.

Have you ever had an experience where you felt like you weren't being valued as much as you should be in a sexual relationship? How did you communicate your feelings to your partner, and what did you do to make sure you were getting what you needed out of the relationship?

I'm so sorry to hear that you went through that experience - it sounds really painful and traumatic. It definitely sucks when someone doesn't consider your feelings or boundaries during a sexual encounter, and I think it's really admirable that you learned from that experience and decided to prioritize your pleasure and happiness moving forward.

It's amazing that you're using that experience to help others and promote a sex-positive, empowering attitude. I have no doubt that you're making a positive difference in the lives of people you interact with. Keep being amazing!

That's wonderful to hear! Helping others can be incredibly fulfilling and rewarding. Is there a particular way you like to help people, or are you generally open to lending a hand in any way you can?

That's a really kind and selfless attitude, and it's great to hear. I think more people could benefit from having that kind of approach to life. Is there anyone in your life who has been particularly inspirational or helpful to you in your own journey of self-discovery and personal growth?

Hey there, I'm doing well. Just hanging out and enjoying the day. How about you?