I… not to particularly defend erotica but isn’t the foreplay and getting lubed and all kinda… part of it? It’s not like people are gonna go seek out and read someone’s erotica that’s like “and then he fucked me. It was adequate. Please cum.”
I actually got started writing erotica because I was so annoyed at erotica that was absurd in terms of anatomy. Like no, it is not possible for a penis to go past the cervix, and even if it were possible, it certainly wouldn’t be pleasurable
Just like with any kind of story, there are many readers who enjoy immersing themselves into a character’s experiences, and for that kind of reader fine details can be very important. Especially when the pleasure derived from said experience hinges almost entirely upon its inclusion. If you are glossing over the entire intimate act you can probably skip it. But in erotica, the intimate details are part of the point in most cases.
Why even mention lube?
Does it contribute anything to the broader narrative? Does anyone LIKE using lube?
What actual function does describing lube at all have in whatever unholy abomination this basement-dweller writes?
I… not to particularly defend erotica but isn’t the foreplay and getting lubed and all kinda… part of it? It’s not like people are gonna go seek out and read someone’s erotica that’s like “and then he fucked me. It was adequate. Please cum.”
it’s very valuable to be accurate about this stiff
erotic material is often the only sex education people get, why do you think most men are so bad at female anatomy and sex?
There are two types of worldbuilders:
“I want to add teleportation to my fantasy setting.”
Literally invents wormholes and quantum physics in-universe to justify that one guy.
“i want to add railguns to my fantasy setting.”
Randomly drops a railgun out of the sky.
I actually got started writing erotica because I was so annoyed at erotica that was absurd in terms of anatomy. Like no, it is not possible for a penis to go past the cervix, and even if it were possible, it certainly wouldn’t be pleasurable
Just like with any kind of story, there are many readers who enjoy immersing themselves into a character’s experiences, and for that kind of reader fine details can be very important. Especially when the pleasure derived from said experience hinges almost entirely upon its inclusion. If you are glossing over the entire intimate act you can probably skip it. But in erotica, the intimate details are part of the point in most cases.