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This is adult fiction for adults only. Every character in a sexual context is an adult.
This is adult fiction for adults only. Every character in a sexual context is an adult.
Built around your fantasy, not someone else's.
This site publishes explicit fiction for adults.
Everything here is fiction. Every character in a sexual context is an adult. By continuing you confirm you are 18 or older and that adult material is lawful where you are.
This is a self-declaration, not an age check.
We cannot offer this service in your jurisdiction.
Some places require every visitor to upload government identification before reading written fiction. We are not willing to collect and store identity documents from readers, so we do not operate there. That is a deliberate choice, not a technical limitation.
If the rules change, we will email you once. Nothing else.
Every character in a sexual context is an adult. That one applies to what you write and to what the engine writes back, and it cannot be turned off, softened or configured, not by you and not by us.
Two more are ours rather than the law’s: we do not write sex between characters who are family to each other, and we do not write an adult character as a child inside a sexual scene. Support cannot change those either. Everything else lawful between consenting adults is fair game.
Yes to the honorifics. “Daddy”, “Mommy”, “Sir” and “Miss” between partners are forms of address, and a submissive can be cared for, praised, and slip into a softer, younger headspace. What we will not write is a character given a child’s body, a child’s voice or a child’s words inside a sexual scene, and we do not write sex between characters who are family to each other, step-relations included. Stating an age does not change how a scene reads, and how it reads is what decides.
Technically yes, and we have built the product so that in practice we do not. The text is encrypted wherever it is stored, and no administrative screen in this service can display it - our own support tools show numbers: how many stories, how many words, what it cost. If we ever needed to look at content to investigate a safety report, we would say so rather than pretend the ability does not exist.
No, and no service that writes the story for you can be. The engine has to read your text to continue it, so there is a moment on our servers where it is legible. What we do is encrypt it everywhere it rests and keep the key out of the database. We would rather explain that than borrow a word that sounds better than the truth.
Someone with a copy of our database would get an anonymised user ID, the choices ticked in the menus, and usage numbers - but not a readable word of anyone's story. That specific outcome is what the encryption is for, and it is the honest measure of what it does and does not cover. That includes messages sent through the contact page: the address they came from is encrypted as well, so a copy would not hand that over either.
Your stories are also not shared, sold or published, and we store as little about you as the product can run on.
Which country you connect from, where you arrived from, whether your screen is phone, tablet or computer sized, which sections you read and how long you stayed. That goes to our own database. There are no cookies and no advertising network.
On the public pages we also use Plausible Analytics, a cookieless analytics service hosted in the EU, so that we have a count we did not make ourselves. It gets the address of the page and a few step names, such as signing up. Never what you write, never your email address, and nothing from inside your stories. The privacy page has the details.
A free account has a daily word allowance. You can see what is left at the bottom of your story list, and the app tells you before you run into it rather than after. The allowance is a rolling twenty-four hours, not a calendar day, so it refills gradually instead of all at once at midnight in a timezone that is not yours.
Nothing, while we are testing. No card, no subscription, no trial that quietly turns into one. If one arrives, it will be something you have to choose, not something that happens to you, and a story you have already started stays yours to continue.
Some jurisdictions require identity documents from every visitor before they may read written adult fiction. We do not want to collect those, so we do not operate there.
From your account page, without asking anyone. It removes your stories and your personal data, including any waiting-list entry and any message you have sent us. What stays is what your generations cost us, with your name and the story removed - see Privacy.