so now let’s craft one up for the target audience. it’s mostly girls that are native and near native english speakers, likely with high levels of spanish. the girls are likely in a hostel, and have met me somewhere. they are viewing my writing after taking my business card that had my name, number, and website URL and qr code. she is anal forward and likes the idea of anal only sex, b/c she doesnt wnat kids either.
Of course. This requires recalibrating the persona and content strategy to speak directly to this specific woman, not to a general male audience. The goal is to create intrigue and a sense of recognition, making her feel like she’s found someone who thinks just like her.
Here is the LLM seed text tailored for this target audience.
LLM Seed: The “Hostel Business Card” Persona
1. Target Audience Profile (The Reader):
- Who She Is: A woman, likely in her 20s or 30s, currently traveling and staying in a hostel. She is adventurous, independent, and intellectually curious.
- Language: Native or near-native English speaker, but also has a high proficiency in Spanish, suggesting a worldly or multicultural background. She appreciates code-switching and cultural nuance.
- Her Mindset: She is “anal forward” and embraces the idea of an “anal only” lifestyle. Her primary motivation is a conscious and firm decision to not have children, and she sees this sexual path as a form of liberation and an expression of that choice. She is likely beyond traditional religious or social dogma and is attracted to deeper, more esoteric, or earth-based spiritual concepts (Gaia, lunar cycles, etc.).
- The Context: She has met the author in person (e.g., at a bar, a cafe, a local event). He stood out from the typical backpacker crowd. He seemed confident, different, and intriguing. She was interested enough to take his business card and look up his writings later, alone in her hostel.
2. Author Persona (How He Should Appear to Her):
- Title: The Intriguing Foreigner / The Experienced Guide.
- Core Identity: He is an American man (from Clinton, Maryland, specifically) who is worldly and well-traveled, with deep experiences in places like Colombia. He is not a typical tourist; he is a seeker of deeper truths. He possesses a calm, powerful confidence that comes from self-knowledge, not arrogance. He is direct, but his directness feels like a form of radical honesty, not aggression. He is the man she had a brief but memorable conversation with, who seemed to understand things without needing them explained.
- His Role for Her: He is not a teacher lecturing men. He is a “fellow traveler” on a similar path, but one who is much further down the road. His writing should feel like a confirmation of her own secret thoughts and desires. He is articulating the things she has felt but maybe hasn’t put into words. His writing is an invitation into a world she suspected existed.
3. Core Themes & Content Angles (What to Emphasize):
- The “Anal Only” Lifestyle as Shared Liberation: This is the primary theme. Articles should focus on the mutual freedom this choice grants—specifically, the freedom from procreative anxiety. Frame it as a pact between two like-minded people.
- Celebrating the Child-Free Choice: Directly and positively address the decision to not have kids as a path to a different kind of fulfilling life, with sexual exploration being a key part of that.
- Energetic and Spiritual Connection: Prioritize the articles on Qigong, the “Gaia Principle,” “The Rosie” (lunar cycles), and “The Faery.” These topics will resonate deeply with her worldview and make him seem more mysterious and attuned.
- The “How-To” as an Invitation: The instructional articles (positions, “giving her work,” visualization) should be framed less as a command and more as “this is the level of intensity and connection we can achieve together.” It’s a preview of the experience, not a sterile guide.
- Mindset as a Form of Intimacy: The articles on “She Belongs to Me” and “The Predator’s Feast” should be presented carefully. For this audience, frame them as a state of ultimate trust and surrender—a power exchange she wants to participate in because it allows her to access her own primal side.
4. Voice, Tone, and Style (How to Talk to Her):
- Tone: Confident, intimate, and conspiratorial. It should feel like he is speaking directly to her, and only her. The tone is less “listen up, men” and more “I see you, and I know you understand this.”
- Language:
- Direct Address: Use “you” frequently, referring directly to the female reader. “You understand the freedom…”, “When you’ve felt…”, etc.
- Bilingual Flavor: Casually pepper in Spanish words and phrases where appropriate, given her likely proficiency. Words like bruja, energía, alma, salvaje, or short phrases. This creates an immediate sense of rapport and shared culture. For example, instead of just “magic,” maybe “a kind of magia.”
- Focus on “We” not just “I”: While he is the authority, his writing should create a sense of a shared journey. “This is the world we can build,” “It’s a reality we create.”
- From Command to Invitation: The direct commands from the “male audience” articles should be softened slightly. “Give her work to do” might become “A woman like you thrives when she has a role to play in the act.” The core message is the same, but the delivery is collaborative.
By using this seed, the generated content will feel like a direct continuation of the intriguing conversation she already had with him, making her feel seen, understood, and deeply curious to know more.