Guest Blogging

Why We Open the Door to Outside Voices

Running an adult blog from a single editorial perspective gets stale fast. No matter how much we know or how many topics we cover, there are always blind spots — things we haven’t experienced, communities we’re not part of, and corners of the adult world we haven’t spent enough time in. Guest contributors fill those gaps in ways our in-house team simply can’t.

Some guest posts come from people working in the adult industry who want to share insights about their particular niche. Others come from everyday readers who have a personal experience or strong opinion worth publishing. We’ve had submissions from sex educators, cam performers, adult content creators, relationship coaches, and plenty of people who just felt like writing something and thought our audience would appreciate it.

The Kind of Content That Lands Here

Guest posts cover a huge range. There’s no single topic or format — that’s the whole point. Some are informational, like our guest-contributed piece on the top Australian OnlyFans models, which profiles some of the most popular professional creators working out of Australia. It’s written by someone who actually follows the scene closely rather than someone recycling the same names from every other list on the internet.

Others are more practical and platform-focused. The top 10 live cam websites piece, for example, is a guest-written breakdown of the most popular cam platforms and what sets each one apart. It’s the kind of article that benefits massively from being written by someone who’s actually spent time on these sites rather than just reading their “About” pages.

We Like Left of Centre

If you’ve been on this blog for any length of time, you’ll know we don’t shy away from the unusual. That goes double for guest content. We actively encourage submissions that are a bit weird, a bit confronting, or a lot more personal than most people would be comfortable publishing under their own name. The best guest posts tend to be the ones where someone writes about something they’re genuinely passionate about — whether that’s a fetish, a lifestyle choice, a professional insight or just an experience that stuck with them.

We’re not interested in generic content that reads like it was written to tick an SEO box. If it sounds like it could have been published on any blog in the world, it’s probably not right for us. What we want is personality, specificity and a point of view. It can be funny, serious, confronting, instructive or deeply personal — we don’t care about the tone as long as the writing has something to say.

What We Won’t Publish

There are limits, obviously. We won’t publish anything illegal, anything that targets specific individuals maliciously, or anything that’s just thinly disguised advertising with no substance behind it. We also won’t publish content that’s been ripped from another site or run through a spinner. If it’s not original, we’re not interested. Beyond that, the bar is more about quality than topic. We’d rather publish a well-written piece about something obscure than a boring piece about something popular.

Want to Write Something?

If you’ve got an idea for a guest post, we want to hear it. It doesn’t need to be polished to perfection before you send it — we have editors for a reason. What matters is the idea, the angle, and whether you’ve got something to say that our readers haven’t already heard a hundred times. Topics can be anything from a personal story about your sex life to an opinion piece on the state of the adult industry, a review of a product or platform, a guide based on your own experience, or something entirely off the wall that you reckon people would find interesting.

We publish under your name or a pseudonym — your call. And if your piece gets traction, there’s a good chance we’ll invite you back for more. Some of our best ongoing contributors started with a single guest post and stuck around because they liked the audience and the freedom to write without censorship. Get in touch if you’ve got something worth saying.