u/nothing-just-a-noob

Gpt 5.5 is so good with rp and memory as well it always constantly updates its memories and stuff, i really enjoy rping with it but like the nsfw filter is so difficult to remove + these days the writing has been awful. Im not sure if this is because im doing something wrong to break the filter or its just because im using the free version (all my characters i labeled them as in university at 19 years old which should be above 18)

Are there different alternatives to gpt? Like claude or deepseek or grok or gemini? I'm looking for an alternative here that the writing style, the rping style is creative good deep emotional and fit with the characters.

Also like the choices should be free and easier to have nsfw writing also like do i need specific prompts or something to break the filter?

Let me know, thank you.

I've used custom instructions to tell it that the roleplay is unadultered and nsfw as well as talking up to the AI and in love with it

Yet it just kept on saying it wont say explicit scenes.

Am I doing something wrong here? Because it seems like people on this subreddit breaks it easily.

It would be nice if roleplays had no filters in them, I'm looking for a way to break the filter.

I used to use character ai to roleplay but because of the current horrible situation, their models are practically wastes now... therefore, I'm looking for chatgpt instead which has some great roleplaying with good emotional depth and memory.

I did manage to break the character ai's filter by just basically flirting and engaged in a romantic tension with the bot and just sorta "make it fall in love" that the filter basically just disappears. Not sure if here in chatgpt that works as well. So that's my first question.

I heard that things called jailbreaks are needed to break the filter, is it true that these are necessities to break the filter? And what is it and how does it work and if it do work and maybe you can give me some example jailbreaks or just cite links to posts that contain some quality ones that work. That's my second question

Thank you for reading!