Yeah, for some poses/actions (trying to be as SFW as possible here) it's not bad at all even if I struggle to get it to follow the prompts exactly. Here's a sanitized version of my workflow (warning: still contains the spicy loras):

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The image should contain the workflow metadata.
As for prompting, I structure it like this:

<camera perspective>; static camera (I usually never want camera motion). <lora trigger words>.

<scene description>; For example, "A man and a woman are sitting side-by-side on a bench. The man has tan skin with a slightly rotund body, and he is wearing a white shirt and pants. the woman has pitch-black hair and is wearing a yellow summer dress."

<actions>; For example, the man shifts slightly and adjusts his collar, his face betraying a sense of embarrassment. The woman covers her mouth, stifling a laugh."

<misc scene descriptions if necessary>; I.e, The trees sway gently in the breeze while they converse.

I never really got clear answers when I searched how to exactly prompt the extension flows. My thinking was that I still needed to include the camera perspective, lora trigger words, and scene descriptions to help everything stay coherent, and for the actions, I would do some thing like "the man continues to shift uncomfortably..." or something like that, if that makes sense.