Read porn with a plotline—as smart as it is sexy.
AURORE is a curated collection of erotic stories written by and for women and LGBTQ+ based on their own experiences.
AURORE is a curated collection of erotic stories written by and for women and LGBTQ+ based on their own experiences.
Our favorite erotic stories are emotional and raw, so we work one-on-one with writers to create complex stories that take a positive stance on sex, while remaining wildly relatable.
We’re committed to representing voices outside the mainstream, to creating the content we want to consume: sensual, intelligent, sexy stories by feminist and LGBTQ+ writers.
AURORE has something for everyone
Unable to talk, and high as a kite, an undersexed sub makes some demands.
A summer storm traps two hot strangers under the same roof.
The ultimate hedonistic fantasy on a European vacation.
Let me shape this, his touch seemed to say. Let me soften what’s been bracing too long.
His texts make her wet, but will he live up to the virtual fantasy IRL?
And I’m spread-eagled on the bed and so happy, because even though he knows I want this, the restraints stay under the bed, unused, and when we’re kissing and when we’re fucking the urge to ask him to use them sits beneath my tongue, dissolving;
And I can’t communicate. The problem is timing—I write things down with my pad and paper, but the rhythm is off, and by the time I’ve written what I have to say the conversation has moved on, so I throw the page away,
He is scratching the insides of my thighs;
And it’s only been a few weeks but already my mind is buckling,
I set my jaw, because I can’t make noise;
Consent isn’t just a formality; it’s the bedrock of a good and safe experience, whether with someone new or a long-time partner. Knowing that both of you are on the same page sets the stage for real, genuine intimacy.
Self-love influencer Cydney Helsdown (@cydneythelight) shares thoughts on “mum bods”, her struggle with acne, the body as art, and more!
Snake-wearing, trauma-healing, shadow-seducing Lenore Black discusses her work as a sex witch.
If you’re in a sexual slump, we have some ideas to stir things up in the bedroom. Keep reading for tips and tricks.
The breasts can be a powerful erogenous zone, and experimenting with different types of erotic touch can help you elongate foreplay and lead to more powerful orgasms, possibly even nipple orgasms!
Founder of Skirt Club, Genevieve LeJeune, discusses the need to exclude men, discovering her bisexuality, sober daytime sex, and the sexiest city she’s played in.
A cuck is someone who takes pleasure in watching or hearing about their partner having sex with someone else.
Pleasure educator Che Che Luna discusses the healing power of dance, their work as a brujx, and advice for exploring your gender identity.
How to spice up your sex life through solo pleasure, patience, and being open to new people and experiences.
Whether the tears come before you are cumming, or you begin to cry after an orgasm, it is normal to cry during sex, due to the intensity of emotion, stimulation, and pleasure which can be overwhelming.
We delved deep into how she not only found her artistic muse, but also how she encapsulates the sensuality, motion, and texture of sex through her water color paintings.
Host of Weighted Words podcast Cheyenne Davis discusses the fetishization of fat bodies, media representation, and quarantine weight gain.
I maintain that dating and fucking your way through a place is the best way to have a local experience.
Laura Henny, owner of The Rack Shack, an inclusive lingerie store in Brooklyn, on why she started her own business and how she lives vicariously through her customers.
Erotic thrillers, dark teen comedies, French films, and more. These are the best sexy films from the late 1990s and early 2000s, including Fear with Mark Wahlberg and Reese Witherspoon, Cruel Intentions, Jawbreaker, Swimming Pool, and The Dreamers.
NYC-based writer and non-monogamy educator sits down with AURORE to discuss her journey with polyamory and navigating through the tough with emotional intelligence.
Queer sex educator and speaker Eva Bloom (@whatsmybodydoing) discusses the power of queer femininity, unlearning sexual shame, and finding authentic desire.
Professional dominatrix Lady Eden Mei answers your questions on boundaries, negotiations, and where to shop her look.
The writer of “Rainbow Jockstrap” answers your questions on dating & life after medical transition in an AMA.
Sky of @Femmmeow sits down with Aurore to talk about inspiration, femininity, and queer identity.
Threesomes may sound fun, but some planning and communication will go a long way ensuring pleasure and comfort for all involved.
Whether you’re going deep or teasing her clit, there’s more to fingering than just technique. Vaginal tissue is delicate and you want to make sure your fingers (and hands) are safe to enter!
Sex & relationship therapist Shadeen Francis tells us about her journey to sex therapy, her background in neuroscience, and much more.
Aurore needs your support to continue to create erotic stories where women’s pleasure is a focus, where all body types are sexy and loved, where non-binary and trans people can see their experiences reflected.
His texts make her wet, but will he live up to the virtual fantasy IRL?
A brat instructs you on how to go down in exquisite, excruciating detail.
Possibly the best and worst tease of his life.
A woman travels to Los Angeles for an escape and ends up pursuing her favorite Josei manga trope: a MFM threesome.
Him: fully clothed and in control. Her: dressed in a flimsy babydoll and begging for it.
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