POV Throat Grab

POV Throat Grab is a LoRA designed to create an intense first-person perspective where a character is about to grab the viewer’s throat, or is actively choking the viewer with one hand. The emphasis is on direct physical interaction, with hands, arm positioning, and eye contact framed to reinforce the illusion that the viewer is physically present in the scene.

The LoRA prioritizes forward motion, close-range framing, and dominant character positioning typical of aggressive POV interactions.

Trigger word: POV_throatgrab

Supported angles: Using low angle or from below will place the character above the viewer, reinforcing a dominant or looming presence.

Using high angle or from above positions the viewer above the character, often producing a throat-lift POV effect.

Notes: Using the tag approaching in the positive prompt tends to keep the character slightly farther away, as if moving in to grab the viewer.

Placing approaching in the negative prompt usually results in extreme proximity, with the hand already on the viewer’s throat or mid-grab.

Please use this LoRA responsibly, following ethical and moral values. I take no responsibility for its misuse.