Craft Chat: From Concept to Kink—Creating Disruptive’s Deviants

I’m going to start this blog post with some brutal honesty. As the writer behind Distruptive’s new line, Deviants, I can tell you upfront: this line isn’t for everyone—but that’s exactly what makes it so exciting. 

Being a porn writer, I can’t even begin to share with you how many people divulge their deepest, darkest sexual fantasies to me. I can be sitting at a regular old lunch with a friend and they’ll open up about their private world, things I never would have thought about them. As someone who has always been interested in psychology and the psychology of sex, I’m driven by a deep curiosity about what really lies beneath the surface of desire. I’ve always been fascinated by the things people do but never talk about, the things they secretly want but never ask for, the things that they’re now whispering to me at a restaurant. 

Deviants is about tapping into that hidden world—the raw, the forbidden, the things that push us to explore what feels “wrong” but in a way that feels right. This line isn’t about playing it safe—it’s about exploring the raw, edgy, and unapologetic. It dives deep into the world of kinks, fetishes, and unconventional desires. The stories aren’t just provocative—they’re intense, bold, and at times, deranged. But it’s this darkness, this “wrongness,” that makes it so damn hot.

Getting into this mindset wasn’t an overnight thing. I’ve researched fetishes, pulled apart power dynamics, and considered how often we sanitize both in porn and what we keep buried under the surface. I wanted to write stories that were unapologetically intense, that celebrated the taboo, while still keeping an eye on the real, raw human connections that make it all work. It’s not about shock value—it’s about authenticity. There’s something deeply compelling about the places we’re told not to go, and I wanted to shine a light on those darker corners of desire.

Deviants is designed for those who want to push boundaries—those who are comfortable exploring kinks, fetishes, and unconventional desires, and who embrace the idea that intimacy can be messy, complicated, and thrilling. Whether you’re well-versed in kink or just dipping your toes into the complexities of power and control, Deviants offers a space to discover, question, and indulge. It’s not about fitting into societal norms—it’s about leaning into what makes us feel something deeply, even if they’re “wrong” by conventional standards.

At its core, Deviants is about breaking free from expectations and diving headfirst into the taboo. It’s an invitation to step outside what you thought was possible, to embrace what excites you—even if it’s not what you expected. It’s deviant. It’s real, raw, and relentlessly provocative, and I can’t wait to share it with you.