I have been informed recently that I have been misunderstanding of a February encounter. I thought that one of them was less consensual than it actually was which made me think: How many other players are having the struggle of determining whether or not that encounter is consensual?
I propose a simple word change, which shouldn't be too code-intensive.

The problem encounter: The dwarf and lioness

Initial message
Original: A short legged dwarf lion is trying to mount a lioness. What. Why?
Improved: "Hurry up! What's the hold up?" You overheard a lioness saying. You walk over to see short legged dwarf lion trying to mount a lioness. What. Why?

"Please stop" action
Original: You cough loudly to startle them, as the cringe is real. The lioness sighs with relief and passes you, leaving you a gift of gratitude. The dwarf slowly backs off and waddles away, full of shame. Pam pam pam paparam.
Improved: You cough loudly to startle them, as the cringe is real. The lioness sighs and smiles meekly. She passes you a gift to make up for the inconvenience they caused. The dwarf and lioness walked off together, discussing better ways to try again some other time.

"Stare" action
Original: You smile, uplifting a corner of your muzzle, and watch the scene with an odd satisfaction. The lioness eventually crouches low enough for the dwarf to succeed, and they notice you only after the deed is done. You're a creep, you're a weirdo. What the hell are you doing here?
Improved: (this message is fine because of the clarification beforehand in the initial message)

"Help Him Out" action (would rename to "Help Them Out")
Original: Tsk, tsk. You come closer and grab the startled dwarf by the neck, helping him get higher and do the deed. You stand by, smiling awkwardly at the lioness looking at you from time to time with the most disturbed expression. Grateful, the dwarf gives you something nice after the whole ordeal.
Improve: Tsk, tsk. You come closer and instruct the pair on how to properly mate. The pair look embarrassed but thankful and say they'll take your advice.

Let me know your thoughts and ideas!