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Exactly why I don't want it said: I see it enough already, and its kinda the only answer that could possibly rival the disguised fetish in contemporary media.

Everyone's heard the phrase "The writer's barely diguised fetish" in regards to some story or movie or whatever. We may even have a few names on the tips of our tounges (currently leaning towards Quentin Tarantino myself). But that phrase doesn't really apply to erotica/smut/etc, because I doubt...

"Are you guys seeing this?!" I say to myself, in the bathroom, whilst absolutely nothing is happening (barring usual bathroom activities).

In a story's title, you get exactly 3 key words before it becomes too much. For individual chapters however, go wild. Same applies to anime.

Heavy topic, I know, but with the recent policies regarding forking over your ID/face/credit card in order to access the naughtier parts of the web, I think we readers and authors alike unfortunately are going to have consider migrating to other platforms, if push comes to shove. I know I'm not...

How large is the story map? Because 100 chapters or less means somethings up, but 10,000 is probably just server lag on CHYOA's part. I don't know too much about coding, but I do know loading in a couple thousand links can be a little more strenuous than your average website.

I've concluded that 2025 is the year of "just saying shit," from politics and world news to the trending bullshit on Instagram Reels.

I'm... not entirely sure what I'm voting on here...? I speak for anyone without a bottomless pit for a brain when I say we are all against ID checks, but... what's the idea here? What are trying to ask of me?

Well, see, a character being a hunter or someone who uses a deadly weapon as a mere diplay piece actually says a lot about a character. I do think that not every little detail needs to be relavent a hundred chapters down the line, but knowing how to be quiet and careful in the middle of the...

Unless, of course, you ask. Peer review is an important yet often neglected tool in the department of erotic literature.

I think as long as you (a sentient person) make to sure to properly curate and improve upon the soulless splatters your LLM of choice shits out, you'll be pretty well set. Since you aren't actively typing out the first draft, you can go through it with a better 'reader-like' perspective than...

That depemds on if the story spreads out a lot or if the story itself narrows itself into a couple main braches at most. A very branchy story like Lois Lane's Night Out has a lot of potential for exploring different kinks with different situations present across many different branches. A linear...