I am sorry but what you describe is not possible, unless you want to play both colours at the same time.
First of all the open Sicilian for Black is by nature sound, you don't need something more specific, just choose one system you understand the ideas and be comfortable to play in it lines.
The open Sicilian for Black is a counterattacking weapon with a lot of dynamic positions getting involved but if White wants to play an easy game you cant do something to prevent that unless you want to play from an inferior position.
The phrase minimizes possibilities doesn't exist. Even against the aggressive, sharp Dragon, accelerated or not White can play a dull game if wish so.
The open Sicilian is one the most difficult openings for Black to dictate tempo, mainly because being behind in development from move three most of the time.
P.S : Change your post coordinates ( 1.e4 e5? is not Sicilian)
(I'm afraid similar question's have been asked here many times. Please feel free to just give me a link to a thread I missed.)
I think that every good club-level chess player should learn Sicilian defence. I'd like to learn a variation which offers good attacking chances for black. Suppose you're in one of these positions (other suggestions are also welcome):
What continuation do you propose for black in one of those positions, if you want for it:
I don't mind learning long lines and I don't mind white trying to checkmate me while I'm trying to checkmate white. And I don't mind losing some of my games before I master the opening.