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I’m Jacob. I write stories about people who want each other badly, and then I read them out loud, to you.

Most of us spend our lives not saying the thing. We get close, and then we laugh it off, or change the subject, or decide it isn’t worth what it might cost. I’ve done that more times than I’d like to admit.

So this is me saying it. Slowly, in detail, with nothing left out.

From page to spoken silence

What interests me about performing these stories is the connection a camera makes possible. You can hear a change in my voice, catch a look, or watch a smile arrive before the next sentence. Those small moments are part of the storytelling.

ComeUndone gives me room to explore different kinds of desire: playful, tender, commanding, complicated. I write the stories and bring them to you myself, with the hope that watching feels personal—as though I’m telling you a story in your own room.

Fiction, Consent, and Creative Boundaries

This site contains explicit sexual content intended for adults. By continuing you confirm that you are at least 18 years old, or the age of majority where you live, whichever is greater.

ComeUndone exists to explore the complexity, excitement, vulnerability and freedom of adult sexuality through fiction.

Every story and character here is invented. All characters engaging in sexual activity are adults, and their participation is consensual. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental. The narration is a performance of fiction, not an account of anything that happened.

These stories deal with dominance, submission, power, temptation, surrender, secrecy and risk. Those themes are chosen deliberately and written with attention to the difference between consensual fantasy and real coercion.

ComeUndone does not depict rape, sexual assault, sexual activity involving minors, or sex without consent, and does not present any of those as desirable.

Where a story explores hesitation, reluctance that gives way, or the edges of what a character thought they wanted, that is fantasy. It is not an endorsement of overriding anyone’s consent or autonomy in life.