Decide what not to share
Passwords, financial details, addresses, private messages and identifying information about other people do not belong in a fictional scene. Write with invented details from the start. That is simpler than trying to remove sensitive material after it has already been sent to an external service.
Describe the desired tone
A boundary can concern style as well as information. You can ask for a light creative scene, no pressure to continue and no claims of a real relationship. Keep the instruction direct. If an answer ignores it, pause rather than adding more personal context in an attempt to fix the tone.
Check the destination
The showcase does not control an external provider’s retention, moderation, charges or account settings. Review those conditions there. A prominent conversation button is an invitation to visit a separate service, not a certification of its practices or a promise that a particular feature will be available.
Keep professional support separate
A generated persona is not a clinician, legal adviser or emergency service. Do not rely on it for consequential decisions or urgent support. Seek qualified human help when a situation requires it. Friendly wording and confident replies do not establish competence, responsibility or factual accuracy.
Make leaving uncomplicated
You may stop a fictional exchange at any time. You do not owe a persona a farewell, an explanation or a promise to return. If a scene becomes uncomfortable, close it. Boundaries are useful only when you are free to act on them, including choosing another activity entirely.