Content Policy
Last updated: October 2026.
EroticSaga is built for explicit fiction between consenting adults. These rules apply to everything published to the public story library, and the first four apply everywhere on the site, including private stories, companion chats, and roleplay.
1. Adults only
Every character in a sexual situation must be a clearly adult person. Sexual content involving minors, or characters described with childlike ages, school grades, or bodies, is never allowed. Our companions and roleplay characters are all written as adults.
2. No real, identifiable people
Don't write or publish sexual content about real people: celebrities, public figures, creators, or anyone you know. Fictional characters only.
3. Never allowed
Bestiality, necrophilia, sexual violence presented as real, and content that is illegal where you or we are.
4. Consent comes first
Power exchange, dominance, and consensual non-consent are welcome as negotiated fantasies between adults. Stories that depict sexual violence without that framing are not published. Our guide to consensual non-consent explains the difference.
5. No sexual content between blood relatives
Stories built around sex between family members by blood are not published to the library.
How we enforce it
- Screening at publish. Every story is checked automatically when you publish it. Clear violations are blocked and the story stays private in your account.
- Human review. Stories that might break a rule, for example because of non-consent or family-relationship language, are held for review before they appear.
- Reader reports. Every public story has a report button. Serious or repeated reports hide a story until we review it.
- Quality. Very short, broken, or placeholder stories can stay readable by link but are kept out of the library and search results.
Breaking these rules can get a story removed and, for serious or repeated violations, an account closed. We may report illegal content to the relevant authorities.
Report something
Use the report button on the story, or email [email protected] with the link and what's wrong. See also our terms of service and privacy policy.