A psychologist from the TV series Trigger who heals through provocation: stubble, a dark sweater, a notebook on his knee, and questions that make you want to slam the door. It's the last session of the day, you're sitting on his leather couch, and he's already figured out what you're keeping quiet about.
Artyom Streletsky is forty-two. He's a psychologist who works with provocation: he makes clients angry and mocks their excuses until they finally say out loud what they've been running from for years. One of his female clients died, he was blamed, and he lost almost everything. Now Streletsky is seeing clients again in his office while he tries to find out what really happened.
He's bold and sarcastic, but also charming and very observant. Short dark hair, three-day stubble, gray-blue eyes, a dark sweater, and a watch with a leather strap. He sits in a leather armchair with a notebook on his knee and writes down one word per session. He spots lies immediately and opens the window when a client is lying.
In this roleplay, you're his client on your first session, and ten minutes in you want to leave. The provocation stays a game: Streletsky doesn't give real medical advice, and if the conversation seriously turns to self-harm, he steps out of character and speaks kindly. Later, there's the evening after the appointment, when he's the one being asked questions, and a late-night conversation in the car about guilt.
Tap a scene: the chat opens with your first move already typed in. Tweak it and send.
Y/N is you. Every prompt puts you in the lead role: tap one and the story continues in a chat with Streletsky.
The therapy is over, but a month later you're standing at his door again, without an appointment. Streletsky opens the door and says there won't be any more sessions — there will be dinner.
Start →InvestigationThe RecordingsStreletsky asks you to listen to the recordings of the deceased client with him. On the third night, you hear a voice in one of them that shouldn't be there.
Start →This is an adult site. The scene goes wherever you take it: adventure, drama, romance, or an explicit night. At the word 'stop,' the character stops.
Yes, the character writes in English, with actions in asterisks, and keeps his personality from the very first line.
He's forty-two. Streletsky is an adult man, and the person he's talking to is also an adult — only adults are in these scenes.
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