The flippant answer to this: yeah for sure bud I'll get to that right after I answer this other ask I got about which religion is the correct one and this other ask about which skin color is the coolest

Less-flippant: As is the case with pretty much every other case of trying to determine what varietal of a thing is The Best, this is a fun thing to argue about good-naturedly among friends and pretty much impossible to have a productive conversation about in any other context. The genres of porn I like are indelibly linked to who I am as a person - nationality, race, class, access to technology, sexual history, sexual orientation, age, gender, ability level, hobbies, and on and on and on all inform the stuff that gets me going, like it is with pretty much everyone else. I can gauge the quality of individual examples of a genre by looking at what I perceive to be the intent of the work and then evaluating how well it executes on that intent, but that's about as far as I could realistically go.

Now, all that being said, I'll say that the genre of porn that I very much wish there was MORE of was live-action monsterfucking porn wherein the performers are fucking extremely complicated practical effects. There's this old Hitomi Tanaka JAV called "Drowning in tentacles-strong married woman ● conception Hitomi" wherein Hitomi is fucked by an impressive array of physical tentacle constructs and it features some really cool camerawork to boot. I'd love a modern resurgence of this kind of thing.

Hello! Do you make or enjoy porn on the internet? Are you arriving here fresh from another blogging website? Are you wondering where all the porn on Cohost can be found? I have a couple of resources for you:

• The Cohost Porn Masterpost: A months-long effort in creating a directory of as many NSFW creators (artists, writers, models/performers, game devs, etc) as I could find. Hasn't been updated since September 2023 (EDIT: It has extremely been updated since then, see below)
• My Favorite Cohost Pornposts 2023: WARNING, THIS ONE CONTAINS TRUE PORNOGRAPHIC IMAGES. Fifty-two of my favorite pieces from last year, along with brief commentary on each. This was so much work and I hope you enjoy it and find something you like.

Now like I said, the Porn Masterpost hasn't been updated for over 6 months because it was a pretty big project, but the recent influx of new arrivals seems like a good time to revive it! I'm intending to go through and prune out inactive accounts while adding as many fresh faces as I can get my hands on, which is where YOU come in!

If you'd like to be added to the Cohost Porn Masterpost, here's what you do:

• Comment on this post or the Masterpost itself with a short description of the kind of porn you make. That's it! Everyone is welcome, there's no audition process or anything like that.
• Please keep the description focused on the kind of CONTENT you make and less about you yourself! "I write short stories about the cast of Magical Knight Rayearth fucking bugs" is much more useful than "Hey my name is Derek I'm a 22-year-old transmasc from Chicago" to a potential follower.
• If you've been on Cohost for a while, make sure to give the list a quick Ctrl+F to check that you aren't already on there! New arrivals are probably safe to assume that you aren't.

That's it! Looking forward to hearing from everybody!

Still gathering submissions, let your cum-monger friends know

This is such good advice that I'm going to piggyback on it to offer an erotic game-writing corollary.

Overwhelmingly the most common mistake I see inexperienced writers making in porn games when writing sex scenes is limiting themselves to describing what's currently visually happening on-screen. This is bad practice for three big reasons:

• It's redundant. Whether you have static art or some kind of animated loop, the visuals of your scene speak for themselves! Don't make players waste clicks reading a description of things they can clearly see on-screen!
• It's limiting. There are only so many words to describe bodies, genitals, and the various ways they interact, and only so many ways to combine those words that are interesting and engaging across potentially dozens of sex scenes. And this leads into the last reason...
• It's inefficient. If your writing depends on describing what's happening on-screen, you'll necessarily need to create more assets to have on-screen in order to have satisfyingly-long sex scenes. Art & animations take a long time to produce and are very expensive and time & money are not things any game dev has a lot of!

You don't have to IGNORE the visually-available physical descriptions, of course. But the advice Taylor provides above is an EXCELLENT way that your sex scene writing can be a value-adding complement to the visuals of your game, rather than a dull afterthought. The interiority of the characters involved - what they're sensing, thinking, feeling, THIS is all stuff that only your writing can convey. Here's a few quick examples to close out:

• Visual: Your character is looking at some big tits. Maybe they can smell perfume. Is it floral, or sweet? Or maybe they're smelling sweat - again, is it fresh, or old, stale? Can they hear her breathing? Is there music playing in another room?
• Visual: Two characters are porking doggy-style. Sounds! Slapping. Grunting! Gasping! And don't forget feelings - shuddering impact, shaky thighs. Does one character have a solid grip on the other's hips, or is the skin too slick with sweat for firm purchase?
• Visual: Facial cumshot time! Pulse pounding in your character's ears! Giddy, almost dizzying anticipation! Animalistic panting, tongue hanging out, saliva shimmering as it catches the light! Spasming, flinching, exhausted laughter and boneless collapse! Fuck!

There! Aren't those just a little bit better than "Vanessa's pussy feels incredible on Grelvin's dick. His hips start to move, pounding her pussy. Squelch squelch spurt"?