(If you are interested in performing or have questions about scripts or performances in general, please see this other post.)

What is this?

This is a collection of scripts intended for performances of mostly erotic audio / audio porn, but also milder less-NSFW audio recordings of a similar form, often used for ASMR, relaxation or "pillow talk". All of the ones posted here are written by the same person, with the eponymous reddit username cuddle_with_me. Despite what the username may sound like, I am a man.

What is erotic audio/audio porn?

Erotic audio is a bit like porn for your ears and your mind. On Reddit, it is found in a number of subreddits, most popularly /r/GoneWildAudio (aka "GWA") but also others like /r/AudioSexual, /r/VanillaAudio or /r/GonewildAudible, or on the subreddits of performers like /r/Evesgarden.

Erotic audio can be poems or recordings of people getting themselves off or teasing others. They can also, most commonly, be some kind of scenario or narrative, not unlike a scene in porn or romance novels. By their nature, they feel direct and intimate, often like one side of "phone sex", and have a potential psychological impact beyond most forms of erotica. (Personally I also think it feels more direct and genuine than commercial porn, since there's only one person involved and they choose what they want to do themselves.)

The listener is almost always intended to be part of the act and a silent partner with unspoken, inferred lines. There are also third-person audios where you hear both sides, and single person audios where the listener is often still acknowledged.

What are scripts and why do people use them?

Erotic audio is almost entirely made by individuals for other individuals and posted to freely available forums. Many people post requests and comments to ask for what they want to hear, and somewhere along the line, people started writing scripts for new audios, hoping to make it easier for performers to record what they were looking for.

Many performers, and often newcomers, look for scripts as a useful way to not have to make up or improvise, or just to do something different. They can also be used as a starting point for improvisation. Every performer brings their own touch to a script with their approach, voice, character and cadence, and two recordings of the same script can sound very different.