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AdultSun Convo
OVERVIEW OF CATEGORIES
(in same layout as PVD, for comparison with screenshots)
PEOPLE TAGS
Age Group Nationality
Ethnicity Skin Tone
Hair Color Hair Length
Hair Type Hair Style
Breasts Ass
Body Type Height
Eyes Pussy
Clothes Glasses
Tattoos Piercings
SCENE TAGS
Group Makeup Relations
Roles Motivations
Themes Moods
Locations Surfaces
Intro Format
Misc. [Male Actor]
Release Date Production Date
ACTIONS
Acts Finishers
PEOPLE TAGS
Age Group
Teen
Young
Mature
MILF
Nationality
Country (American, English, Cuban, Romanian)
Region (*North American, British, Latin American, European)
Accent (currently binary: no tag for American/Canadian, "Accent" tag for anything else)
Ethnicity
White
Black
Latina
Asian
Middle Eastern
South Asian
Native American
Jewish
Mixed Race
Skin Tone
Pale
Medium Skin
Tan
Light Brown
Dark Skin
Freckles
Tan Lines
Unnatural Color (EX: character's a blue-skinned alien)
Hair Color
Blonde
Platinum Blonde
Dark Blonde
Brunette
Dark Brunette
Raven
Auburn
Redhead
Strawberry Blonde
Auburn
Highlights (EX: blonde streaks, dark roots, etc.)
Two-Toned (EX: half blonde, half black)
Unnatural Highlights (EX: pink streak)
Unnatural Dye (EX: neon blue)
White
Gray
Hair Length
Long
Mid-Length
Short
Hair Type
Straight
Straight But Thick
Curls
Wavy
Curly
Frizzy
Dreads
Braided
Natural (like for an afro)
Hair Style
Loose
Ponytail
Partial Ponytail
Pigtails
Tied Back
Braids
Single Braid
Partial Braids
Braided Band
Hair Pins
Hair Band
Hairclip
Head Band
Head Scarf
Hat
Bow
Flower
Wreath
Tiara
Veil
Bangs
Swept Bangs
Bump-Up
Buns
Wet
Sweaty
Updo
Shaved
Shaved Side
Cornrows
Afro
Retro
Wig
Breasts
Small Breasts
Average Breasts
Big Breasts
Huge Breasts
Natural Breasts
Fake Breasts
Ass
Small Ass
Average Ass
Big Ass
Huge Ass
Body Type
(Base Types)
Slim
Average Body
Voluptuous
(Modifiers)
Skinny
Athletic
Curvy
Height
Petite (-5'4")
Typical Height (5'4"-5'7")
Tall (5'7"+)
Tiny (-5'0")
recently added, used as modifier to "Petite"
Eye Color
Blue
Green
Brown
Hazel
Amber
Grey
Pussy
Shaved (should probably change to "Smooth")
Unshaven (possibly change to "Stubble")
Trimmed
Hairy
Red Pubes
Blonde Pubes
Dark Blonde Pubes
Dark Pubes
Clothes
(Basics)
Already Naked
Half-Dressed
Towel,
Casual
Plain Casual
Sexy Casual
Stripper,
Business Wear
Formal
Wedding Dress,
Dress
Men's Shirt,
Trench Coat,
Overalls,
Sports Wear,
Sports Bra,
Tights,
Yoga Pants
Swimsuit,
Bikini
One-Piece,
(Undergarments)
Underwear,
Lingerie,
Robe,
Sheer Clothing,
Corset,
No Bra,
No Panties
Pasties,
Crotchless Panties
(Specialty)
Cowgirl
Goth
Punk,
Hospital Gown
Lab Coat,
Scrubs,
Nurse Costume,
Military,
Jersey
Jumpsuit
Habit
Leather,
Leotard,
Period Attire,
Riding Clothes,
Uniform,
Costume
Cheerleader Uniform
Maid Uniform,
Maid Costume,
School Uniform
School Costume
Christmas Costume
(Legs)
Socks,
Knee Socks
Leg Warmers
Stockings
Knit Stockings
Latex Stockings,
Pantyhose,
Fishnets
Fishnet Pantyhose
Fishnet Top
Fishnet Body Stocking
Body Stocking
(Footwear)
Sneakers,
Shoes,
Heels
Boots
Thigh High Boots,
Sandals,
Slippers,
Roller Skates,
(Accessories)
Choker
Pearls,
Apron
Bow Tie
Necktie,
Gloves
Mask,
Braces
(Misc.)
Face Paint
Body Paint
Glasses
No Glasses
Glasses
Partial Glasses
Glasses in Intro Only
Sunglasses
Partial Sunglasses
Tattoos
No Tattoos
Tattoos
Lots of Tattoos
Piercings
Piercings
No Piercings
SCENE TAGS
Group Makeup
Couple (1 guy, 1 girl)
Lesbian (only girls)
Solo (1 girl)
Threesome and Up (1 guy, multiple girls)
BGG Threesome (2 girls)
Foursome (3 girls)
4 on 1
5 on 1
...
Group (2+ guys, 2+ girls)
2 on 2
2 on 3
3 on 3
2 on 4
...
BBG Threesome
Gang (3+ guys, 1 girl)
(Additional Tags)
MILF-Teen Threesome (EX: any scene combining a Teen/Young character with a "Mature/MILF" character,
like scenes from "Stepmom Lessons"/"Moms in Control"/"Moms Bang Teens")
No Partner Switching (EX: 2 couples having sex in same room, but don't interact with each other)
Juggling Women (EX: one guy keeps switching partners between rooms, girls don't know about each other)
Juggling Men
Juggling Partners
Relations
(mostly framed as who the girl is in relation to the guy,
have expanded to better describe how girls relate to each
other for lesbian and BGG scenes)
Gonzo (scenes without any narrative, no fourth wall)
Paid Amateur ("random" girl found off the street, paid to film scene)
Professional (paid for her services, not "Gonzo" or "Fake Reality" like above two)
Stripper, Stripper (Him), Sugar Baby,
Stranger (no relation whatsoever, could've been anyone)
Unknown Relation (has narrative but left vague, could be "Stranger"/"Friend"/"Girlfriend"/"Wife" but never specified)
Friend,
Friend of a Friend, Friend's Daughter, Friend's Employee, Friend's Ex, Friend's Girlfriend, Friend's Mom, Friend's Roommate, Friend's Sister, Friend's Wife,
Acquaintance (not used often, already know each other but not well)
First Date,
Casual Affair
Friends with Benefits,
Girlfriend,
Girlfriend's Boss, Girlfriend's Dad's Girlfriend, Girlfriend's Daughter, Girlfriend's Ex, Girlfriend's Friend, Girlfriend's Mistress, Girlfriend's Mom, Girlfriend's Mom's Friend, Girlfriend's Niece, Girlfriend's Roommate, Girlfriend's Sister, Girlfriend's Stepmom,
Fiancée,
Wife,
Wife's Employee, Wife's Friend, Wife's Girlfriend, Wife's Sister, Wife's Student
Ex-Wife,
Ex-Girlfriend, Ex's Friend,
Boss,
Boss's Daughter, Boss's Girlfriend, Boss's Relative, Boss's Wife,
Employee,
Employee's Wife,
Secretary,
Co-Worker,
Co-Worker's Wife,
Client (very loose definition, two people working together in official capacity, not employee or co-worker)
Teacher,
Private Teacher,
Student,
Tutor's Student,
Classmate,
Librarian,
Child's Teacher,
Student's Mom,
Stepmom,
Stepsister, Stepdaughter, Step-Aunt, Step-Niece,
Mom's Friend,
Sister's Friend,
Sister's Girlfriend, Sister's Roommate, Sister's Wife,
Son's Girlfriend,
Dad's Girlfriend,
Mother-in-Law,
Babysitter,
Neighbor,
Neighbor's Daughter,
Roommate,
Roommate's Ex, Roommate's Girlfriend, Roommate's Mom,
Maid,
Doctor,
Nurse,
Patient,
Psychiatrist,
Sex Therapist, Therapist's Patient,
Brother's Wife,
Brother's Ex, Brother's Girlfriend,
Daughter's Friend,
Daughter's Roommate,
Hitchhiker,
Hitchhiker (Him),
Landlord,
Landlord's Daughter, Renter, Realtor,
Enemy (perhaps "Rival" would be a more helpful term)
Customer,
Clerk (as in store clerk)
Reporter,
Stewardess,
Waitress,
Law Enforcement,
Law Enforcement (Him), Cop, Prison Guard, Warden,
Prisoner,
Robber,
Robbed,
Stalker,
Stalked,
Servant Female,
Servant Male,
Robot,
Robot (Him),
(Girl to Girl)
Her Friend,
Her Boyfriend's Stepmom, Her Casual Affair, Her Classmate, Her Client, Her Dad's Girlfriend, Her Doctor, Her Ex, Her Friend's Mom, Her Mom's Friend, Her Neighbor, Her Partner, Her Personal Trainer, Her Roommate, Her Sister, Her Stepmom, Her Stepsister, Her Teacher,
(Men)
Male Professional, Male Stripper,
(Third Party/Voyeur)
Observer's Girlfriend's Daughter,
Roles
(Image)
Cute,
Adorable,
Alt-Girl,
Glamour,
(Personality)
Assertive,
Awkward,
Devout,
Dominant,
Elegant and Proud
Innocent,
Inexperienced Female,
Inexperienced Male, Virgin Female, Virgin Male,
Mean,
Reluctant,
Sarcastic,
Serious,
Shy,
Skilled,
Spirited Go-Getter,
Submissive,
(Character Types)
Bad Girl,
Bimbo,
Burglar (Him),
Business Woman,
Celebrity (Her),
Celebrity (Him), Fan Boy, Fan Girl,
Cougar,
Classy Older Lady,
Cam Girl,
Cheerleader,
College Girl,
Country Girl,
Crazy Girl,
Dancer,
Dirty Girl,
Dominatrix,
Exchange Student (Him),
Gamer Girl,
Girl Next Door,
His Crush,
Her Crush,
Hippie Chick,
Hipster Chick,
Housewife,
Masseur,
Masseuse,
Model,
Mentor,
Mother Figure,
Nerdy Girl,
Nerdy Guy,
Nympho,
Party Girl,
Pin-Up Girl,
Porn Star (Her),
Porn Star (Him),
Plumber,
Punk Chick,
Rich Girl,
Rookie,
Veteran,
Royalty,
Runaway,
School Girl
Sex Object,
Skater Chick,
Soldier (Her),
Soldier (Him),
Spoiled Pretty Girl,
Stoner Chick,
Trophy Wife,
(Relationship Status/Sexuality)
Mistress,
Cheater,
Loving Partner,
Engaged Couple,
Engaged Man, Engaged Woman,
Married Couple,
Married Man, Married Woman,
Divorced,
Lesbian Couple,
Bisexual,
Open Relationship (Her),
Open Relationship (Him), Polyamory (Him), Swinger,
Sexually Open,
Sexually Curious,
Sexually Frustrated (Her),
Sexually Frustrated (Him),
Suitor (Her),
(Age Spread)
Teen Couple,
Young Couple,
Older Couple,
Younger Woman
Older Woman,
(Fantasy Character Types)
Fantasy Character,
Fantasy Character (Him),
Alien,
Alien (Him),
Angel,
Clone,
Demon,
Monster (Him),
Motivations
Gonzo (scenes without any narrative, no fourth wall)
Seduced,
Seduced (By Her),
Seductress,
Seductress (Together),
Mutual Attraction,
Paid,
Paying,
Getting a Favor with Sex,
Doing a Favor for Sex, Giving Sex as Payment, Taking Sex as Payment, Helping Sex,
Compelled,
Compelling,
Consoled,
Consoling,
Apology Sex,
Break-Up Sex, Celebration Sex, Competitive Sex, Convincing Sex, Don't Leave Sex, Easing Tension Sex, Farewell Sex, Gift Sex, Make-Up Sex, Manipulation Sex, Motivating Sex, Moving On Sex, Proving a Point Sex, Punishment Sex, Relaxation Sex, Reunion Sex, Revenge Sex, Thank You Sex, Welcome Back Sex,
Can't Resist Big Dick,
Dared by Her Friends,
Lost a Bet, Won a Bet
Themes
(Type of Scene)
Behind the Scenes,
Blowjob Only,
Cross-Cut (cutting back and forth between multiple scenes)
Educational,
Gonzo,
Handjob Only,
JOI,
Encouragement (probably overlap with JOI)
Interactive,
Live Stream,
Multiple Scenes,
No Sex,
Solo Anal,
(Holidays)
4-20, Anniversary, April Fool's, Black Friday, Birthday, Birthday (Hers), Birthday (Other's), Canada Day, Christmas, Cinco de Mayo, Easter, Election Day, Father's Day, Fourth of July, Graduation, Halloween, Labor Day, Mardi Gras, Memorial Day, Mother's Day, New Year's, Octoberfest, Pi Day, Spring Break, St. Patrick's Day, Steak and Blowjob Day, Super Bowl, Tax Day, Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day, World Cup,
(Set Up)
Couple Inviting Third,
Inviting Third (probably extraneous)
Casting,
Dream (Hers),
Dream (His),
Cuckold,
Cuckold (Her),
Given a Woman,
Given a Man,
Hotwifing,
Lesbian Trying Men,
Bisexual Missing Men, Straight Trying Women,
Set-Up,
Spicing Things Up,
Surprise Third,
Teaching,
Trying Anal,
(Descriptions)
Parody
Anime, Cartoon, Dick Focused, Celebrities, Fairy Tale, Movie, Play, Politics, Super-Hero, TV, Video Game,
Period Piece,
1800s, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, Ancient Times, Colonial America, Medieval, Victorian,
Afterlife,
Amateur,
Cosplay,
Don't Get Caught,
Exaggerated Reality,
Exhibition,
Extreme Sex,
Fake Reality,
False Identity (Hers),
False Identity (His), Mistaken Identity (Hers), Mistaken Identity (His),
Fantasy,
Filming Themselves,
Being Filmed, Hidden Cameras,
Interracial,
Invited Observers,
Nuru Massage,
Office,
POV,
POV (Third Party), Partial POV,
Partial Participants,
Party,
Picture-in-Picture,
Prison,
Prom,
Public,
Role Play,
School,
College, High School,
Sci-Fi,
Secret Sex,
Secretly Threesome,
Sports,
Stationary Camera,
Vacation Sex,
Voyeur,
Wake Up Sex,
Yoga
Wedding,
Bachelorette Party,
Have Fucked,
Have Fucked (Lesbian),
Haven't Fucked,
Haven't Fucked (Lesbian),
Just Met,
Just Met (Lesbian),
(Moments)
Adjusting to Big Dick,
After Fake Facial,
Blindfolded Female,
Blindfolded Male,
Bondage,
Distracted Sex,
Glory Hole (Partial),
Handcuffed (Her),
Handcuffed (Him), Handcuffed (Together),
Hold the Moan,
Leashed (Her),
Left Clothes On,
Clothes Stay On,
Next to Sleeper,
On Phone During Sex,
Phone Sex,
Playing with Food,
(General Focus)
Ass Focused,
Big Tits Focused,
Blowjob Focused,
Finish Focused,
Foot Focused,
Handjob Focused,
Interracial Focused,
Set-Up Focused,
Moods
Acrobatic,
Angry,
Dirty,
Disbelief,
Flexible,
Happy,
Hard,
Hyper Orgasmic,
Insatiable,
Messy,
Multiple Orgasms,
Nasty,
Naughty,
Nervous,
Passionate,
Playful,
Romantic,
Rough,
Safe,
Slow and Sensual,
Sultry,
Weird
Dirty Talk,
Quiet,
Loud,
No Dialogue,
No Talking,
Cheesy Lines,
Cheesy Production,
Fake,
Low Budget,
Locations
(General)
Outdoors,
Nature,
Country, Desert, Forest, Grassy Field,
Heaven,
Hell,
(Places)
Her Place,
His Place, Their Place, Other's Place, Stranger's Place,
Her Workplace,
His Workplace, Their Workplace,
School,
High School, College,
Airplane,
Alley,
Bar,
Barn,
Boat,
Bus,
Car,
Moving Car,
Brothel,
Casino,
Club,
Doctor's Office,
Gym,
Hospital,
Hotel,
Laboratory,
Laundromat,
Library,
Massage Parlor,
Office,
Parking Lot,
Prison,
Park,
Poolside,
Roadside,
Spaceship,
Store,
Street,
Strip Club,
Studio,
Dance Studio, TV Studio,
Tennis Court,
Theater,
Throne Room,
Warehouse,
(Rooms)
Backroom,
Backyard,
Balcony,
Basement,
Bathroom,
Bedroom,
Break Room,
Changing Room,
Classroom,
Conference Room,
Cubicle,
Dining Room,
Dorm Room,
Driveway,
Elevator,
Garage,
Hallway,
Jail Cell,
Kitchen,
Laundry Room,
Living Room,
Locker Room,
Office Floor,
Personal Office,
Public Restroom,
Restaurant,
Rooftop,
Sauna,
Shower,
Side Room,
Spa,
Stage,
Stairs,
Stairwell,
Tent,
Surfaces
Back of a Car,
Bathtub,
Bed,
Bench,
Car Hood,
Car Seat,
Chair,
Couch,
Counter,
Desk,
Exercise Ball,
Floor,
Hot Tub,
Lawn Chair,
Massage Table,
Pool,
Pool Table,
Rock,
Sex Swing,
Showering,
Stairs,
Table,
Toilet,
Trampoline,
Truck Bed,
Washing Machine
Intro
(Set Up)
Story Set-Up,
Little to No Set-Up,
Interview,
Fake Interview,
Tease,
Dress-Up,
Wardrobe Change
Location Change,
(Teases)
Lesbian Sex,
Dancing,
Lap Dance (On Her), Strip Tease, Pole Dancing,
Showering (Her),
Showering (Him),
Public Flashing,
Solo Masturbation,
Spanking,
(Early Moments)
Almost Caught-Cheating (Her),
Almost Caught-Cheating (Him), Almost Caught-Fucking, Almost Caught-Fucking (Her),
Caught-Cheating (Her),
Caught-Cheating (Him),
Caught-Fucking (Her),
Caught-Fucking (Him), Caught-Fucking (Them),
Caught-Masturbating (Her), Caught-Masturbating (Him),
Caught-Mistaken Identity (His),
Caught-Naked (Her),
Caught-Naked (Him),
Caught-Snooping (Her), Caught-Snooping (Him),
Caught-Spying,
Caught-Spying (Her), Caught-Spying (Him),
Caught-Watching Porn (Her),
Caught-Watching Porn (Him),
Expected or Okay with Cheating,
Convinced Cheating Was Okay,
Joining Sex in Progress (Her),
Joining Sex in Progress (Him),
Spying (Her),
Spying (Him), Spying with Camera, Spy Cam,
Massage,
Big Dick Worship,
Cat Fight,
Format
(for Movies)
Full DVD,
Anthology,
Compilation,
Parody Film,
Narrative,
(for Scenes)
DVD Scene,
Download,
Episode,
Series,
Short,
(Personal Use)
Original Source,
Streaming Rip,
Third Party,
Unknown Source
Corrupt,
To Convert,
Converted,
Misc.
4k Ready,
Fan Submitted,
First Anal Experience,
First BBG Experience, First BGG Experience, First Creampie Experience, First DP Experience, First Gangbang Experience, First Group Experience, First Interracial Experience, First Lesbian Experience, First Only Girl Anal Experience, First Oral Experience,
First Scene,
First Anal Scene, First BG Scene, First BBG Scene, First BGG Scene, First Creampie Scene, First DP Scene, First Gangbang Scene, First Group Scene, First Interracial BBG Scene, First Interracial DP Scene, First Interracial Scene, First Lesbian Scene, First Only Girl Anal Scene,
Missing or Removed,
Real Life Partner,
Virtual Reality
(Personal Use)
Pics Downloaded,
Screencaps Downloaded, Solo Pics Downloaded, Custom Screencaps Downloaded,
To Download,
Custom Poster,
Trailer,
Abridged,
real production date real release date
Acts
69,
69-She's on Top, 69-Standing, 69-With Help,
Anal,
Anal Dildo, Anal Strap-On, Anal Doggy, Anal Double-Sided Dildo,
Anal Fingering,
Anal Fingering-During Sex, Anal Fingering-From Her, Anal Fingering-From Him, Anal Fingering-Her, Anal Fingering-Herself,
Anal Fisting,
Anal Winking,
Asian Cowgirl,
Asian Cowgirl-Grinding, Asian Cowgirl-Prone, Asian Cowgirl-With Help,
Ass Smacking,
Ass Smacking-During Anal, Ass Smacking-From Her, Ass Smacking-From Him,
Ass to Mouth,
Big Dick Worship,
Big Tits Worship,
Blowjob,
Blowjob-Deep Face Fucking, Blowjob-Deep Throat, Blowjob-Double, Blowjob-Face Fucking, Blowjob-From Edge, Blowjob-Gagging, Blowjob-Inverted, Blowjob-Kneeling, Blowjob-POV, Blowjob-Prone, Blowjob-Prone (Her), Blowjob-Seated, Blowjob-Seated (Her), Blowjob-Sloppy, Blowjob-Squatting, Blowjob-While She's Licked, Blowjob-With Help,
Boob Worship,
Boob Worship-Big Tits,
Candle Wax,
Choking,
Cowgirl,
Cowgirl-Anal, Cowgirl-Flat, Cowgirl-Grinding, Cowgirl-Leaning Back, Cowgirl-Leaning Forward, Cowgirl-POV, Cowgirl-Prone, Cowgirl-Seated, Cowgirl-Upright, Cowgirl-With Help,
Creampie,
DP,
DA, DV, TP,
Dancing,
Dick Slapping-To Her,
Doggy,
Doggy-Arm Back, Doggy-Arms Back, Doggy-Ass Up, Doggy-Flat, Doggy-Head Back, Doggy-On an Edge, Doggy-POV, Doggy-Upright, Doggy-While She Licks, Doggy-With Help,
Eating Pussy,
Eating Pussy-Chain, Eating Pussy-Doggy, Eating Pussy-During Sex, Eating Pussy-Face Sitting, Eating Pussy-From Her, Eating Pussy-From Him, Eating Pussy-On Back, Eating Pussy-On Stomach, Eating Pussy-On an Edge, Eating Pussy-Piledriver, Eating Pussy-Sitting, Eating Pussy-Standing, Eating Pussy-With Help,
Face Smacking,
Face Smacking-From Her, Face Smacking-From Him, Face Smacking-Her, Face Smacking-Him,
Fingering,
Fingering-During Sex, Fingering-From Her, Fingering-From Him,
Footjob,
Footjob-Double, Footjob-POV,
Grinding,
Handjob,
Handjob-Double, Handjob-From Edge, Handjob-Kneeling, Handjob-Lying Side-by-Side, Handjob-POV, Handjob-Prone, Handjob-Seated, Handjob-Sitting Side-by-Side, Handjob-Squatting, Handjob-With Help,
Lactation,
Makeout,
Makeout-During Anal, Makeout-During Sex, Makeout-Kneeling, Makeout-Lesbian, Makeout-Prone, Makeout-Sitting, Makeout-Standing, Makeout-Straddling, Makeout-Straight,
Masturbation,
Masturbation-Fingering, Masturbation-Rubbing,
Missionary,
Missionary-Anal, Missionary-Ass Up, Missionary-Flat, Missionary-Leg Up, Missionary-Legs Back, Missionary-Legs Spread, Missionary-Legs Up, Missionary-Lined Up, Missionary-On an Edge, Missionary-POV, Missionary-While She Licks, Missionary-With Help,
Oil,
Orgasm,
Piledriver,
Piledriver-Anal,
Pushing Her Head Down,
Pushing His Head Down,
Reverse Cowgirl,
Reverse Cowgirl-Anal, Reverse Cowgirl-Leaning Forward, Reverse Cowgirl-POV, Reverse Cowgirl-Prone, Reverse Cowgirl-Seated, Reverse Cowgirl-With Help,
Rimming,
Rimming-Doggy, Rimming-During Sex, Rimming-From Her, Rimming-From Him, Rimming-Her, Rimming-On an Edge,
Rubbing,
Rubbing-During Anal, Rubbing-From Him, Rubbing-Herself,
Sex,
Shocker,
Shocker-From Him,
Sideways,
Sideways-Anal, Sideways-Legs Closed, Sideways-Legs Spread, Sideways-On an Edge, Sideways-One Arm Back, Sideways-One Arm Held, Sideways-Upright,
Solo Anal,
Spanking,
Spanking-From Her, Spanking-From Him, Spanking-Her,
Spoon,
Spoon-Legs Closed, Spoon-Legs Spread,
Squirting,
Standing,
Standing-Arm Back, Standing-Arms Back, Standing-Behind, Standing-Bent Over, Standing-Carry, Standing-Front, Standing-Head Back, Standing-Leaning, Standing-Leg Up, Standing-Sideways, Standing-While She Licks, Standing-With Help,
Superman,
Superman-Face Down, Superman-With Help,
Tit Fucking,
Tit Fucking-Kneeling, Tit Fucking-POV, Tit Fucking-Prone, Tit Fucking-Seated,
Toys,
Toys-Anal Beads, Toys-Butt Plug, Toys-Dildo, Toys-Double-Sided Dildo, Toys-Everyday Objects, Toys-Fleshlight, Toys-Food, Toys-Fucking Machine, Toys-Magic Wand, Toys-Pussy Pump, Toys-Strap-On, Toys-Vibrator,
Twerking,
Twerking-Prone
Finishers
Finishing-Blowjob,
Finishing-Blowjob to Edge, Finishing-Face Fucking, Finishing-Handjob, Finishing-Masturbate, Finishing-Masturbate to Edge, Finishing-Quick Pull-Out,
Cumshot,
Cumshot-Ass, Cumshot-Back, Cumshot-Chin, Cumshot-Double, Cumshot-Everywhere, Cumshot-Eye, Cumshot-Facial, Cumshot-Feet, Cumshot-Glasses, Cumshot-Hands, Cumshot-Into Open Ass, Cumshot-Into Open Mouth, Cumshot-Massive, Cumshot-Open Mouth, Cumshot-POV, Cumshot-Pussy, Cumshot-Second, Cumshot-Self, Cumshot-SlowMo, Cumshot-Stomach, Cumshot-Tits, Cumshot-Triple, Cumshot-With Help,
Creampie,
Anal Creampie,
Cum Inside Mouth,
Fake Cumshot,
Girls Finishing the Job,
After Cumshot-Blowjob,
After Cumshot-Anal, After Cumshot-Anal Fingering, After Cumshot-Double Blowjob, After Cumshot-Eating Pussy, After Cumshot-Fingering, After Cumshot-Handjob, After Cumshot-Lesbian Play, After Cumshot-Sex, After Cumshot-Sex After Second, After Cumshot-Tit Fucking,
Clean-Up,
Cum Swapping,
Spit,
Swallow,
Swallow (Implied)
AdultSun [11:58]
Hello again (from Reddit). I mentioned that I was interested in sharing how I've organized my tagging system as a possible basis for Stash moving forward. I finished a quick overview of how I've got it organized in a lightly formatted text file. It's not a long-winded description or anything, it's more of a diagram of how it's organized using the full list of possible tags. I also grabbed some quick screenshots of how it looks in practice within my database program.
Here's the tag list. It's long, but I tried to format it enough to be easy to follow.
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master list.txt
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And here are the screenshots. I think this shows that as long and overwhelming as the master list of possible tags looks, in practice (and when visually organized effectively) it's much easier to see what's going on at a glance.
Adriana 1 - Overview.png
Adriana 2 - Details.png
Allie and Ava 1 - Overview A.png
Allie and Ava 2 - Overview B.png
Allie and Ava 3 - Details.png
Ana 1 - Overview.png
Ana 2 - Details.png
stashappdev [12:13]
Hey again. I took a quick look and want to say that this looks awesome and super helpful. I won’t be able take a closer look until the weekend though, so I won’t be able to share more thoughts until then.
AdultSun [12:18]
Thanks, glad you appreciate it. I figured it would be helpful as at least a jumping off point, something to build off of. Until the weekend then. Look forward to getting feedback.
AdultSun [14:17]
Quick update: I was looking over that master list file and made some small changes. Mostly, I forgot to sort a couple categories.
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AdultSun [14:23]
I also wrote up a second document, describing in better detail what each section and category is used for. I also included suggestions for how they could be implemented within Stash and noted current limitations, weaknesses, and concerns that could be addressed before incorporating them into the project.
sections and categories.txt
Not sure why Slack handled that last one differently, but you get the idea. Let me know what you think when you get a chance to look through it.
stashappdev [14:47]
This is a pretty incredible list / write up. You also list some features / ideas I've had but have either forgotten about or haven't gotten around to yet. I really dig this. Definitely going to take some time to implement the complete vision though, but I'm down for that. Will make for a better app.
Right now I have just a "tags" table in the database, but I imagine that would need to grow into a much more complex data model. For example, the idea of People tags. We'd probably want tags for that person for a specific scene (since their appearance can change scene to scene). That would mean adding something like a "performer_scene_tags" join table to link the performer, scene, and tag together. SQL isn't my strong point (and I'm not sure if you're familiar with it). I think it's doable, but I'm unsure of the performance cost and what the queries might look like when I try to filter that data.
I think to start with I'm going to do the following:
• The performers data model right now is free form. The user can type in any string they choose. This made it easy to develop, but less "clean". I'd like to take the People fields from your master list and bake them in as selection options for performers.
• I want to take all of the tags from the master list and include them in Stash. I'd probably add to the schema to separate "official" tags from user created tags.
• I'll start thinking about how I'd work in categories. It seems like I'll need to add "categories" schema to the database. Each tag would then be able to have a parent category (I kind of wonder if the category should be mandatory or not). In this way we'd be able to sort tags as appropriate based on this list.
AdultSun [00:15]
Sorry I couldn't respond right away. I was busy most of today but should be more free tomorrow. I'll be honest, my programming knowledge is very limited so I had to read this a few times to understand a lot of it. I doubt I could help much from a technical perspective, but if you need someone to overthink things: I'm your man. I think my write-up proves that.
First, I agree that the People Tags should be the first to focus on too. I had actually already felt the same way and wrote up a definition list for all of them the other day. I'll attach it below. I also agree that there needs to be some connection within the database between People Tags attached to particular scenes and their relevant performer pages. I'm already doing the same thing within my database in PVD, I just have to copy everything over manually. I'll post a screenshot of a performer page from PVD as well for reference.
AdultSun [00:47]
This is the layout from PVD, customized by me as best I could. I have all of the possible People Tags included under its own category. These are searchable and clicking on them filters the current list. Everything underneath "Description" is just a text box I re-purposed but it would be nice to have some of those categories as searchable.
I feel like performer pages would mostly be used to look up these more specific details like exact height, weight, measurements, birthday, hometown, tattoo descriptions, extra URLs, etc. It would also be recognizable compared to IAFD, Freeones, and all of the other websites I originally used to source this information. Certain tags could easily be included in-line with the rest of this (Nationality, Ethnicity, Eye Color, Hair Color) but others would just provide more clutter if added next to the measurements and be ultimately redundant (Small/Big Breast, Petite, Slim). In order to search/filter based on these tags, they would still need to be listed somewhere. That's why I have all of them just in a long string in the People Tags container here. One of my suggestions from one of those text files was to automatically fill this list out based on the People Tags for that performer from their included scenes. In order to avoid false positives on performer pages, each scene would need to specify which People Tags apply to which performers.
Performer - Adriana.png
This is my definition list, in case its helpful. I phrased everything so they would make sense if used as like tooltips or on a wiki page or something. I try to be as neutral, thorough, and inoffensive as I can.
tag definitions - people.txt
AdultSun [01:04]
Oh, and just to be clear. You're free to do whatever you want with all of this. Pick and choose, alter, expand, reorganize, whatever. I'm obviously biased towards making Stash's system as close to the system I'm currently using as possible, but obviously you're going to have different preferences and considerations. Either way, it's all free for you to use in any way you want. I'm not precious about this sort of thing.
AdultSun [13:57]
I did remember one last suggestion I wanted to make: Allow for the "official" tags to have separate "Display Names" from an internally defined ID of some sort, if possible. As I mentioned before, I tried to make my tag names and definitions as neutral and inoffensive as I could in order to make them as accessible as I could. This would make them good as default names, but I think it would be cool if users could redefine how they're displayed in the app. Example: I stay consistent with using "Breasts" in my categories and tags, because I thought "Boobs" can sound juvenile and "Tits" can sound crude. I imagine the more neutral-sounding "Breasts" would be less likely to be a turn-off for some people, though it does sound a little clinical so it would be nice to give users the ability to change it. By keeping a consistent name/ID within the app, this will prevent any kind of metadata sharing or scrapers from breaking the consistency of the system. It would also just be a way to make the system more flexible/customizable for users.
Also, I'm on the Discord now too. I have no preference between the two for communicating, so whichever you prefer.
stashappdev [14:29]
Just a heads up. I sent you a direct message on Discord. Not sure if you've used it before, but they don't make it super obvious that you have a message.
SECTIONS
People Tags
- Tags that can apply to both performers and individual scenes, describing various aspects of their appearance
(Alternate Names)
- Performer Tags (could be confused with tags that list included performers)
(Feature Suggestions)
- Ability for selecting multiple tags within each category allows for more accurate descriptions of edge cases and greater functionality within search
- Would be helpful to delineate which tags apply to which performers, avoiding confusion between multiple performers in single scene
- Performer pages could automatically populate itself with tags from included scenes (possibly excluding scene specific tags: Hair Style, Clothing, Glasses)
- Scene pages could automatically populate suggestions from linked performer pages. Most tags are the same throughout a performer's history with only minor variations.
- Could be used within "Markers" timecode system in conjunction with "Action" tags
(Current Limitations)
- Master list only contains tags/categories for female performers, nothing for male or trans performers
Scene Tags
- Tags that apply to individual scenes, describing notable features of the scene itself and not just who's in it
(Feature Suggestions)
- Performer pages could automatically populate a section listing scene tags from scenes they're in, separate from People Tags section
(Current Limitations)
- Some confusion over which tags fall under which categories
- Master list mostly focuses on describing "Straight" porn, limited tags for "Lesbian" and "Solo", nonexistent for "Gay", "Bi", and "Trans"
- Even with "Straight" scenes, master list has a bias towards describing female characters and their roles within scenes, limiting male character descriptions
Actions
- Tags that describe the action within a scene
(Alternate Names)
- Moments (better describes tags that don't strictly count as "Actions", but poor fit for tags that are "Actions")
(Feature Suggestions)
- Ability to automatically populate Action Tags from relevant tags within a scene's "Markers"
- Like above, performer pages could automatically populate with Action Tags from their scenes
(Current Limitations)
- Certain tags that could use timecodes feel more like "Moments" than "Actions", are currently within "Scene Tags" under "Intro" category
- Sub-tag system within master list currently utilizes clunky shorthand with hyphens (EX: "Blowjob-Kneeling", "Finishing-Handjob") due to quirks of PVD's tag system
- Sub-tag system could make more popular tags (EX: "Deep Throat", "Facial") harder to see or find
PEOPLE TAG CATEGORIES
Age Group
- Describes broad age group of a performer, from "Teen" to "Milf"
- Focuses more on how performer is presented within a scene, not defined by their exact age at time of filming
(Feature Suggestions)
- Exact ages could be automatically calculated using scenes production/release date and performer's listed birthday, used as separate tag
(Current Limitations)
- Scale caps off at MILF, lumping in everyone above ~40 years old, handling most but not all mainstream performers (specifically, Nina Hartley)
Nationality
- Describes what country a performer was born/raised in, what part of the world that is, and what kind of accent they have
(Current Limitations)
- Difficulty distinguishing between where a performer was born and where they were raised (EX: Ava Addams born in French territory, raised in US)
- Most users likely more interested in what accent a performer has, above could be addressed by including accents in category (EX: French, American Accent)
Race/Ethnicity
- Describes a performer's racial and ethnic background
(Current Limitations)
- Collapses specific ethnicities into broad racial categories (EX: "Asian" vs. "Chinese" or "Japanese"), could add sub-categories to address this
- Persistent confusion surrounding definitions of "Hispanic" vs. "Latina" (EX: What combination of tags describe Amarna Miller, a pale redheaded Spaniard? What if she was from Mexico? Or Brazil?)
Skin Tone
- Describes the tone/color of a performer's skin, from pale to dark
(Current Limitations)
- Also includes tags such as "Freckles" and "Tan Lines" that don't truly count as skin tones. Do they fall under "Complexion"?
- Some tones are hard to differentiate (Where does "Tan" end and "Light Brown" begin? "Light Brown" and "Dark Skin"?
Hair Color
- Describes the color of a performer's hair.
(Current Limitations)
- Certain colors are hard to differentiate and are open to interpretation ("Brunette" vs. "Dark Brunette"? "Dark Brunette" vs. "Raven"? "Redhead" vs. "Auburn" / "Strawberry Blonde"?)
Hair Length
- Describes the length of a performer's hair.
(Current Limitations)
- Scale only includes "Short", "Mid-Length" and "Long", too many edge cases that fall in-between
- "Short" doesn't accurately describe shaved or closely buzzed heads
Hair Type
- Describes the quality/texture of a performer's hair.
(Current Limitations)
- Many edge cases (Does hair have to be perfectly straight to be considered "Straight"? Can it curl slightly at the end?)
- Difficulty when describing variations of black hair ("Dreads" vs. "Braids"? "Curly" vs. "Natural"? When is it a "Hair Type" and when a "Hair Style"?)
Hair Style
- Describes how a performer's hair is styled, including any accessories.
(Current Limitations)
- Difficulty describing black hair (Are "Dreads" a type or style? What about "Cornrows" or an "Afro"?)
- Do accessories describe a hair style or do they belong under "Clothing"?
Breasts
- Describes proportionate size of a performer's breasts (not just cup size) and whether they have implants.
(Current Limitations)
- Sizes are largely subjective (When do "Tiny Breasts" become "Small Breasts"? "Big Breasts" and "Huge Breasts"?)
Ass
- Describes proportionate size of a performer's ass.
(Current Limitations)
- Sizes are largely subjective (When does "Small Ass" become "Average Ass"?)
Body Type
- Describes a performer's general body shape and physique
(Current Limitations)
- Though I enjoy the flexibility and simplicity of the current system, it's not very intuitive and could be confusing
Height
- Describes a performer's general height range.
(Feature Suggestions)
- Unlike other people tags, does not rely on proportionality. Could be automatically filled with an exact height measurement listed for performer
(Current Limitations)
- Actually not at all confident about what the consensus is for a "Typical Height" and when that transitions into "Tall" or "Petite"
Eyes
- Describes a performer's eye color.
(Current Limitations)
- I still don't know when it's appropriate to use "Hazel", "Amber", or "Grey". I just copy it when other sites list it.
Pussy
- Describes the color and amount of pubic hair for a performer.
(Current Limitations)
- Difficult to distinguish color sometimes, specifically on the scale between "Blond Pubes", "Dark Blonde Pubes", and "Dark Pubes"
Clothes
- Describes the style and type of clothes worn by a performer.
(Current Limitations)
- Somewhat convoluted divisions (see differences in use between "Casual", "Plain Casual", and "Sexy Casual")
- Because of preference towards general styles, doesn't currently include more common items of clothing ("Blouse", "T-Shirt", "Skirt") that some users may want to search for, though this would inflate an already large category
Glasses
- Describes whether a performer wears glasses or sunglasses and for how much of the scene.
(Current Limitations)
- Honestly, could be absorbed into the "Clothes" category. I only made it a separate category because (1) I wanted an even number to balance the two columns and (2) I like glasses.
Tattoos
- Describes whether a performer has tattoos and generally how many.
(Current Limitations)
- Nearly a binary system, only explaining if there are or aren't tattoos and if there are a lot of them
Piercings
- Describes whether a performer has body piercings, not including navel piercings because every porn star has one.)
(Current Limitations)
- Totally binary system, only answers question "Piercings? Y/N".
SCENE TAG CATEGORIES
Group Makeup
- Describes how many people are in the scene and what kind of combination of performers there is.
(Current Limitations)
- Limited to "Straight" porn setups, ignoring "Gay", "Bi", and "Trans" scenes. Also uses "Lesbian" to describe every all girl scene.
Relations
- Describes how the characters are related to each other.
(Feature Suggestions)
- Allow "Relations" tags to be assigned to individual performers, similar to suggestion for "People Tags"
(Current Limitations)
- Some confusion between what tags go in "Relations" and what goes in "Roles".
- Most tags describe what the female performer is in relation to the male performer. This assumes users are only interested in this framing and makes it difficult to describe relationships between male characters and between female characters.
Roles
- Describes the general character type of a performer's character within a scene.
(Feature Suggestions)
- Also allow "Roles" tags to be assigned to individual performers, similar to suggestion for "People Tags"
(Current Limitations)
- Some confusion between what tags go in "Relations" and what goes in "Roles".
- Vast majority of tags describe female characters. Lacks support for describing male characters as well as tags relevant for "Gay", "Bi", and "Trans" scenes
Motivations
- Describes what is motivating the action and who is initiating it.
(Feature Suggestions)
- Also allow "Motivations" tags to be assigned to individual performers, similar to suggestion for "People Tags"
(Current Limitations)
- Most tags describe what the female performer is in relation to the male performer. This assumes users are only interested in this framing and makes it difficult to describe relationships between male characters and between female characters.
Themes
- Describes broader themes, contexts, and more general aspects of a scene that are not relevant to other categories.
(Current Limitations)
- Broad category makes the list of possible tags large and unwieldy. Can be hard to remember all of the tags that are included.
- Many "Theme" tags describe specific moments within a scene, perhaps lending them to a better inclusion in a different category that includes timestamps
Moods
- Describes basic emotions, attitudes, and approaches within a scene and the action in particular.
(Feature Suggestions)
- Allow ability to link these tags with timestamps as well for inclusion in the "Markers" system.
(Current Limitations)
- Some level of overlap ("No Talking", "No Dialogue") and subjectivity ("Cheesy Production", "Cheesy Lines") to many tags
Locations
- Describes where the action takes place in terms of general locations and types of rooms.
(Feature Suggestions)
- Because many scenes change locations within a scene, could also allow timestamps for these tags.
(Current Limitations)
- Some confusing separations between "Locations" and "Surfaces" (EX: "Shower" vs. "Showering", "Poolside" vs. "Pool", "Car"/"Moving Car" vs. "Car Seat"/"Back of Car")
Surfaces
- Describes where the action takes place in terms of specific furniture, objects, and a few water features.
(Feature Suggestions)
- Because most scenes switch between multiple surfaces, could also allow for timestamps.
(Current Limitations)
- Some confusing separations between "Locations" and "Surfaces" (EX: "Shower" vs. "Showering", "Poolside" vs. "Pool", "Car"/"Moving Car" vs. "Car Seat"/"Back of Car")
Intro
- Describes various aspects of how a scene is set-up.
(Current Limitations)
- Many "Intro" tags describe specific moments within a scene, perhaps lending them to a better inclusion in a different category that includes timestamps
Format
- Describes the format of an entry, specifically how it relates to movies, websites, and series.
(Current Limitations)
- Many format tags are only relavant for personal use (EX: "Streaming Rip", "Corrupt") and could perhaps be covered in a separate space
Misc.
- Describes various aspects of a scene's production that do not easily fit in other categories.
(Current Limitations)
- Many tags could be absorbed into other categories (EX: "4k Ready" in "Format" or new space for available resolutions, "First" tags and "Real Life Partner" included in "Themes")
[Male Actor]
- Only listed with custom tags in PVD (see screenshots) because of program's limitations when handling people. Wanted to keep male and female performers separate
[Release Date]
- Only on overview screen of PVD (see screenshots). Uses production date when available, otherwise uses release date.
Real Release Date
- Simply the date of release for the scene or DVD.
(Current Limitations)
- Sometimes scenes are first released a significant amount of time after filming, creating difficulty determining "Firsts", ages during filming, and exact career lengths.
Real Production Date
- Refers to the date of production for the scene or movie. Included on the back of some DVDs and on opening cards for some web scenes by certain studios (BangBros, Mofos, RK). Can sometimes be verified through outside sources, like a performer's Twitter account.
(Current Limitations)
- Not available for every DVD and web scene.
- Some DVDs list multiple dates of production without specifying which scenes they refer to. Unclear if it's better to use oldest or most recent date in this situation.
ACTIONS
Acts
- Describes various acts and positions performed within a scene.
(Feature Suggestions)
- Allow the use of sub-tags linked to broader tags (EX: "Blowjob" with sub-tags "Blowjob-Kneeling", "Blowjob-Sloppy", "Blowjob-Deep Throat")
(Current Limitations)
- Certain sub-tags could be overly granular, contributing to an inflated number of tags
Finishers
- Describes the action as a scene finishes.
(Feature Suggestions)
- Allow the use of sub-tags linked to broader tags (EX: "Blowjob" with sub-tags "Blowjob-Kneeling", "Blowjob-Sloppy", "Blowjob-Deep Throat")
(Current Limitations)
- Category title feels clunky and artificial.
- All tags could be absorbed within the "Acts" category.
- Also see notes for whole "Actions" section near the top
PEOPLE TAGS
Age Group
Teen - Performer's character is presented as either high school age or college age. Does not need to be specifically labelled a teen in video or official description. General age range (of character not performer) 18-22.
Young - Performer's character is presented as a young woman, but not framed as either high school age or college age. General age range (of character not performer) 22-30.
Mature - Performer's character is presented as somewhat older and more mature, but not necessarily fitting the "MILF" stereotype. General age range (of character not performer) 30-40.
MILF - Performer's character is presented as older and mature, often fitting the "MILF" stereotypes of teachers, mothers, and business executives with big "enhanced" breasts. General age range (of character not performer) 40+.
Nationality
[Region] - The region of the world a performer is from, both where they were born and where they were raised. (*North American, British, Latin American, European)
[Country] - The country where a performer was born. If raised somewhere different, consider what tag describes their accent. (American, English, Cuban, Romanian)
[Accent] - The apparent accent of a performer within the scene. (currently binary: no tag for American/Canadian, "Accent" tag for anything else)
Ethnicity
White - Describes performers with broadly European ethnic backgrounds, often with skin tones tagged as "Pale", "Medium Skin", or "Tan".
Black - Describes performers with broadly African ethnic backgrounds, often with skin tones tagged as "Light Brown" or "Dark Skin".
Latina - Describes performers with broadly Central and South American ethnic backgrounds, often with skin tones tagged as "Tan" or "Light Brown".
Asian - Describes performers with broadly Asian ethnic backgrounds, often with skin tones tagged as "Medium Skin", "Tan", or "Light Brown".
Middle Eastern - Describes performers with broadly North African or West Asian ethnic backgrounds, often with skin tones tagged as "Tan" or "Light Brown".
South Asian - Describes performers with broadly South Asian ethnic backgrounds (particularly Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan, etc.), often with skin tones tagged as "Light Brown".
Native American - Describes performers with broadly indigenous North American ethnic backgrounds, often with skin tones tagged as "Tan" or "Light Brown".
Jewish - Describes performers with broadly Jewish ethnic backgrounds, often with skin tones tagged as "Medium Skin" or "Tan".
Mixed Race - Describes performers tagged with more than one ethnic background. Could be tagged with any range of skin tones.
Skin Tone
Pale - Describes performers with exceptionally light skin tones whose ethnicity is most often tagged as "White". Often used in combination with "Medium Skin" to describe middling skin tones.
Medium Skin - Describes performers with generally light skin tones whose ethnicity is most often tagged as "White" or "Asian". Often used in combination with "Pale" or "Tan" to describe middling skin tones.
Tan - Describes performers with lightly bronzed skin tones. Could be used for performers whose ethnicity is tagged as "White" or "Asian" with somewhat darker skin as well as for "Latina", "Middle Eastern" and "Native American" performers with relatively lighter skin.
Light Brown - Describes performers with somewhat darker skin tones. Could be used for performers whose ethnicity is tagged as "Black", "Latina", "Middle Eastern", "South Asian", and sometimes "Asian".
Dark Skin - Describes performers with exceptionally dark skin tones whose ethnicity is most often tagged as "Black". Often used in combination with "Light Brown" to describe middling skin tones.
Freckles - Describes performers with a significant number of freckles on their face or body. Often used in combination with "Pale" and "Medium Skin".
Tan Lines - Describes performers with significantly visible tan lanes. Often used in combination with "Medium Skin" and "Tan".
Unnatural Color - Describes performers with an altered skin tone of an unnatural color, such as green, blue, gray, or yellow.
Hair Color
Blonde - Describes performers with light, yellowish hair colors.
Platinum Blonde - Used as a modifier of "Blonde", for performers with exceptionally pale yellow hair colors.
Dark Blonde - Describes performers with either exceptionally dark shades of yellowish hair colors or exceptionally light shades of brown hair. Often used in combination with either "Blonde" or "Brunette".
Brunette - Describes performers with brownish hair colors.
Dark Brunette - Describes performers with exceptionally dark shades of brownish hair colors. Almost always used in combination with either "Brunette" or "Raven".
Raven - Describes performers with extremely dark hair colors. Used alone for pure black hair colors. Used in combination with "Dark Brunette" for dark browns that read as black on camera, most often for non-white performers.
Auburn - Describes performers with hair colors that have both reddish and brownish shades. Often used in conjunction with some combination of "Brunette", "Dark Brunette", and "Redhead".
Redhead - Describes performers with reddish/orangeish hair colors. If the color is a particularly unnatural shade of red, often used in conjunction with "Unnatural Color".
Strawberry Blonde - Describes performers with hair colors that have both reddish and yellowish shades. Often used in conjunction with some combination of "Blonde" and "Redhead".
Highlights - Describes performers with noticeable additions of a secondary color of brown, blonde, or black. Could be used for blonde streaks, dark roots, etc.
Two-Toned - Describes performers with two distinct and separate hair colors.
Unnatural Highlights - Describes performers with noticeable additions of a secondary color that does not occur naturally. For example, blue streaks or pink highlights.
Unnatural Dye - Describes performers with a hair color that does not occur naturally. For example, neon blue or a purplish maroon. Sometimes used in combination with "Redhead" to describe shades that are unnaturally red rather than orange.
Gray - Describes performers with grayish hair colors. Used in combination with "Unnatural Dye" for performers who have obviously dyed their hair some shade of gray.
White - Describes performers with completely white hair. Used in combination with "Unnatural Dye" for performers who have obviously dyed their hair white.
Hair Length
Long - Describes performers with hair that would roughly hang below their shoulders if left loose.
Mid-Length - Describes performers with hair that would roughly hang at shoulder-length if left loose.
Short - Describes performers with hair that is significantly less than shoulder-length if left loose, including performers with shaved or closely buzzed hair.
Hair Type
Straight - Describes hair that would hang straight if left loose.
Straight But Thick - Describes hair that is mostly straight, but slightly curls in some places.
Curls - Describes hair that has significant, large curls to it.
Wavy - Describes hair that consists of long, uniform waves along its length.
Curly - Describes hair with significantly tight curls along its entire length.
Frizzy - Describes hair that is relatively wild and untamed. Often used as a modifier for "Curly" or "Wavy"
Dreads - Describes hair that is clustered into thick dread locks.
Braided - Describes hair that is clustered into many thin braids.
Natural - Describes extremely tight curls. Most often used for performers tagged as "Black" with "Afro"-like hairstyles.
Hair Style
Loose - Describes hair that is left to hang down rather than be tied up or back in some way. May be used in combination with some other tags such as "Hair Band", "Hair Clip", or "Hair Pins".
Ponytail - Describes hair that is entirely held back with a tie of some kind, but left to hang down. Not to be confused with "Partial Ponytail" or "Tied Back".
Partial Ponytail - Describes hair that is only partially held back with a tie of some kind, but is still left to hang down. Not to be confused with "Ponytail".
Pigtails - Describes hair that is tied up on either side of the head, but still left to hang down. Not to be confused with "Braids".
Tied Back - Describes hair that is entirely held back and is not left to hang down. Not to be confused with "Ponytail".
Braids - Describes hair that is separated into two separate braids that are left to hang down. Not to be confused with "Pigtails".
Single Braid - Describes hair that is combined into a single braid that is left to hang down. Not to be confused with "Braids" or "Partial Braids".
Partial Braids - Describes hair that is partially separated to form one or more braids that hang down. Often used in combination with "Loose". Not to be confused with "Braids" or "Single Braid".
Braided Band - Describes hair that has one or more braids wrapped around the head, separate from the rest of the unbraided hair. Often used in combination with "Loose" or "Tied Back". Not to be confused with "Braids", "Partial Braids", or "Single Braids".
Hair Pins - Describes hair that is shaped through the use of multiple hair pins that are often unseen. Often used in combination with "Loose".
Hair Band - Describes hair that is held back by a single hair band across the top, often made of plastic. Often used in combination with "Loose".
Hairclip - Describes hair that is held back by a single hair clip on one side, often visible and made of plastic. Not to be confused with "Head Band". Typically used in combination with "Loose".
Head Band - Describes hair that is held back by a single elastic head band. Not to be confused with "Hair Band". Typically used in combination with "Loose".
Head Scarf - Describes hair that is covered in some type of scarf or bandana for a significant portion of the scene.
Hat - Describes performers that wear a hat.
Bow - Describes performers that wear a bow in their hair.
Flower - Describes performers that wear a flower in their hair.
Wreath - Describes performers that wear a crown-like wreath in their hair or on their head.
Tiara - Describes performers that wear a tiara or crown in their hair or on their head.
Veil - Describes performers that wear a wedding-like veil in their hair.
Bangs - Describes performers with straight-across bangs/fringe.
Swept Bangs - Describes performers with bangs/fringe that is swept across to one side.
Bump-Up - Describes hair that is arranged to create a bump near the front.
Buns - Describes hair that has been arranged into tight buns on either side of the head.
Wet - Describes hair that is soaking wet, typically from a shower or a pool. Not to be confused with "Sweaty".
Sweaty - Describes hair that is noticeably wet from sweat, possibly accumulated over the course of a scene. Not to be confused with "Wet".
Updo - Describes hair that is arranged in a way to sit on top of a performer's head.
Shaved - Describes performers whose had all of their hair very closely shorn.
Shaved Side - Describes performers whose had one side of their head very closely shorn.
Cornrows - Describes hair that has been braided very closely against a performer's scalp.
Afro - Describes very tightly curled hair that grows outward rather than hangs down.
Retro - Describes hair that is styled in a way that evokes significantly outdated or throwback fashions that are not adequately described by other tags. Typically used in scenes with "Period Piece" tags under the "Themes" category.
Wig - Describes hair that is verifiably or obviously artificial.
Breasts
Tiny Breasts - Describes breasts that exceptionally small to the point of having very little shape to them. Typically around the A cup sizes.
Small Breasts - Describes breasts that are proportionally small compared to the size of the performer. Typically around the A-B cup sizes
Average Breasts - Describes breasts that are proportionally medium-sized compared to the size of the performer. Typically around the C-D cup sizes
Big Breasts - Describes breasts that are proportionally large compared to the size of the performer. Typically D cup sizes or larger.
Huge Breasts - Describes breasts that are extremely large and are rarely natural. Typically only used for the largest cup sizes of DDD/F or larger.
Natural Breasts - Describes breasts that have not been surgically augmented/enhanced through the use of implants.
Fake Breasts - Describes breasts that have been surgically augmented/enhanced through the use of implants.
Ass
Small Ass - Describes breasts that are proportionally small compared to the size of the performer.
Average Ass - Describes breasts that are proportionally medium-sized compared to the size of the performer.
Big Ass - Describes breasts that are proportionally large compared to the size of the performer.
Huge Ass - Describes breasts that are extremely small compared to the size of the performer.
Body Type
(Base Types)
Slim - Describes performers with relatively slim figures.
Average Body - Describes performers with figures that are not particularly slim or heavy.
Voluptuous - Describes performers with relatively heavy figures.
(Modifiers)
Skinny - Used as a modifier of "Slim" for performers with particularly thin figures.
Athletic - Used as a modifier of "Slim" or "Average Body" for performers with noticable muscle definition.
Curvy - Used as a modifier of "Average Body" or "Voluptuous" for performers with significant curves from the breasts and ass.
Height
Tiny - Very short performers. (-5'0")
Petite - Relatively short performers. (5'0"-5'4")
Typical Height - Performers of relatively average height. (5'4"-5'7")
Tall - Performers who are notably tall. (5'7"+)
Eye Color
(Basic)
Blue
Green
Brown
(Other)
Hazel
Amber
Grey
Pussy
Smooth - Describes a performer without any pubic hair.
Stubble - Describes a performer with very little pubic hair.
Trimmed - Describes pubic hair that is neatly trimmed and shaped.
Hairy - Describes particularly long or full pubic hair that may or may not be shaped or managed in some way.
Red Pubes - Describes pubic hair colors with shades of red or orange.
Blonde Pubes - Describes pubic hair colors with shades of yellow.
Dark Blonde Pubes - Describes pubic hair colors with particularly dark shades of yellow.
Dark Pubes - Describes pubic hair colors with shades of brown or black.
(NOTE: Master list uses "Shaved" and "Unshaven" for first two, but "Smooth" and "Stubble" feel like more accurate and flexible descriptions)
Clothes
(Basics)
Naked - Describes performers who are wearing nothing on top or bottom. Could still be used along with tags for leggings, socks, or footwear as well as a "Towel" or "Robe".
Half-Dressed - Describes performers who are in a partial state of undress, typically wearing underwear and only one major article of clothing.
Towel - Describes performers who are only wrapped in a towel. Could be used in combination with "Naked".
Casual - Describes clothing that is worn in more informal situations that consists of a top (t-shirt, tank-top, etc.) and a bottom (pants, shorts, skirt, etc.). Almost always combined with either "Plain Casual" or "Sexy Casual".
Plain Casual - Describes casual, comfortable clothing that would be considered appropriate in most informal situations. These outfits would be expected to pass many American school dress codes.
Sexy Casual - Describes casual clothing that could be considered inappropriate in many informal situations. Often worn at parties or clubs. Often includes bare midriffs, a significant amount of cleavage, and especially short skirts or shorts.
Stripper - Describes extremely revealing clothing that would be considered inappropriate for most situations. Could more easily be expected by performers at a strip club.
Business Wear - Describes more formal clothing typically worn in more professional contexts. Often includes blazers, blouses, pencil skirts, etc.
Formal - Describes attire typically worn to especially formal occasions such as weddings. Typically combined with "Dress" for female performers.
Wedding Dress - Describes the particular type of white dress worn by brides at their wedding. Typically not combined with "Dress".
Dress - Describes clothing that consists of one piece that ends in a skirt. Typically combined with either "Plain Casual", "Sexy Casual", "Formal", or "Business Wear"
Men's Shirt - Describes performers who are wearing large, loose shirts that are typically owned by a male character. Often combined with other tags, such as "Half-Dressed".
Trench Coat - Describes particularly long coats that hang below the wearer's knees and that can be closed with a belt. Often combined with either "Naked", "Underwear", or "Lingerie".
Overalls - Describes high waisted denim jeans with shoulder straps. Sometimes combined with "Naked".
Sports Wear - Describes athletic clothing worn for sports or exercise. Often combined with "Sports Bra", "Yoga Pants", and sometimes "Plain Casual".
Sports Bra - Describes athletic bras that may be worn as tops that are intended to be particularly supportive. Almost always combined with "Sports Wear".
Tights - Describes close-fitting leggings that are not worn as pants. Often combined with "Sports Wear". Not to be confused with "Yoga Pants".
Yoga Pants - Describes close-fitting leggings that can be worn as pants. Often combined with "Sports Wear".
Swimsuit - Describes clothing designed to be worn to the beach or the pool. Almost always combined with either "Bikini" or "One-Piece".
Bikini - Describes swimwear that consists of a separate top and bottom. Often combined with "Swimsuit". Sometimes combined with "Sexy Casual" when a bikini top is combined with shorts.
One-Piece - Describes a single piece of close-fitting and revealing clothing that covers both top and bottom. Often used in combination with "Swimsuit", "Sportswear", and "Leotard".
(Undergarments)
Underwear - Describes performers wearing only a bra and panties. Often combined with "Lingerie" for two-piece underwear that is particularly ornate.
Lingerie - Describes ornate underwear that is meant to be particularly sexy. May be used alone for lingerie with one-piece or combined with "Underwear" for two-pieces.
Robe - Describes long and loose clothing expected to be worn at home that opens in the front and may be closed with a belt. Can be used for bathrobes, kimonos, or lingerie. May be combined with "Naked", "Underwear", and "Sheer Clothing".
Sheer Clothing - Describes thin clothing that can turn see-through under bright enough light. Used as a modifier for other tags such as "Lingerie" or "Robe".
Corset - Describes tight clothing that covers the midsection and cinches around the waist. Most often used in combination with "Lingerie" or "Period Attire".
No Bra - Desribes performers who are not wearing a bra under their clothing.
No Panties - Describes performers who are not wearing panties under their clothing.
Pasties - Describes patches stuck to a performer's breasts that cover the nipples. May also have tassles hanging from them.
Crotchless Panties - Describes panties that have an opening in the front for penetration.
(Specialty)
Cowgirl - Describes outfits that is meant to frame the performer as a country girl, often including flannel tops, jeans, denim shorts, and cowboy hats.
Goth - Describes outfits that is meant to frame the performer as a goth, often including clothing almost entirely in blacks and dark grays.
Punk - Describes outfits that is meant to frame the performer as a punk, often including black clothing, ripped jeans, and spiked bracelets.
Hospital Gown - Describes papery gowns typically worn by patients at a hospital or in a doctor's office.
Lab Coat - Describes long white coats typically worn by scientists and medical professionals.
Scrubs - Describes plain shirts and pants of simple fabrics in matching colors that are typically worn by medical professionals.
Nurse Costume - Describes exaggerated nurse costumes that are often white with red detailing. Could be used either for characters who are wearing a costume or for nurse characters in similarly exaggerated scenes.
Military - Describes outfits that are meant to represent members of the military and often consist of combat fatigues. For dress uniforms, may be combined with "Uniform" or "Formal".
Jersey - Describes tops that are part of sports uniforms. May be used for characters who are wearing costumes or characters who are athletes.
Jumpsuit - Describes large one-piece items of clothing that include pants, sleeves, and often a zipper down the front.
Habit - Describes heavy dark dresses or robes typically worn by particularly religious figures. May also be used for characters wearing a costume.
Leather - Describes outfits that contain a significant amount of leather including jackets, pants, and jumpsuits.
Leotard - Describes tight-fighting athletic clothing that is typically worn by a dancer.
Period Attire - Describes significantly outdated fashions that are intended to represent previous decades and are not adequately described by other tags such as "Plain Casual" or "Formal".
Riding Clothes - Describes expensive clothing designed to be worn while riding a horse.
Uniform - Describes obvious uniforms that are not easily covered by existing tags such as "Maid Uniform" or "Cheerleader Uniform".
Costume - Describes obvious costumes that are not easily covered by existing tags such as "Maid Costume" or "Christmas Costume".
Cheerleader Uniform - Describes somewhat realistic looking uniforms worn by cheerleaders. Could still be used for characters who are wearing it as a costume.
Maid Uniform - Describes somewhat realistic looking uniforms worn by maids. Could still be used for characters who are wearing it as a costume.
Maid Costume - Describes exaggerated maid outfits, often including short and frilly black-and-white dresses. May still be used for characters who are actual maids and not just wearing a costume.
School Uniform - Describes somewhat realistic looking uniforms worn by students for school, typically including formal-looking jackets and skirts of an appropriate length. Could still be used for characters who are wearing it as a costume.
School Costume - Describes exaggerated schoolgirl outfits, often including short plaid skirts and exposing ample cleavage. May still be used for characters who are actual students and not just wearing a costume.
Christmas Costume - Describes exaggerated outfits that that often include bright red fabrics with white trim or bright green fabrics with elf shoes.
(Legs)
Socks - Describes characters who are wearing relatively low socks and no shoes.
Knee Socks - Describes characters who are wearing high socks, typically around knee length.
Leg Warmers - Describes thick stockings that are worn above the shoe and end below the knee.
Stockings - Describes sheer stockings that end high up on the thigh and are often held up by a garter belt.
Knit Stockings - Describes stockings made of a thicker knit fabric that end high up on the thigh.
Latex Stockings - Describes stockings made of a shiny, plastic material like latex that end high up on the thigh.
Pantyhose - Describes sheer leggings that extend all the way up to the waist.
Fishnets - Describes stockings made up of woven netting that end high up on the thigh and are often held up by a garter belt.
Fishnet Pantyhose - Describes leggings made up of woven netting that extend all the way up to the waist.
Fishnet Top - Describes tops that are made up of woven netting and are typically see-through.
Fishnet Body Stocking - Describes tight-fitting full-body jumpsuits made up of woven netting and are typically see-through.
Body Stocking - Describes tight-fitting full-body jumpsuits made up of an elastic fabric, typically in a bright color.
(Footwear)
Sneakers - Describes casual, everyday shoes or athletic shoes. Also often called tennis shoes.
Shoes - Describes basic shoes that are not "Sneakers" and do not fit any other tag for footwear.
Heels - Describes shoes with high heels that are not "Boots" or "Thigh High Boots".
Boots - Describes heavy work shoes and heeled boots that do not have exaggeratedly high tops like "Thigh High Boots".
Thigh High Boots - Describes heels with exaggeratedly high tops, often reaching up to or above the knee. Boots that are not as high are tagged as just "Boots".
Sandals - Describes open-toed flats typically worn at the beach or by the pool.
Slippers - Describes comfortable slip-ons typically worn at home.
Roller Skates - Describes shoes with wheels attached to the bottom.
(Accessories)
Choker - Describes close-fitting elastic necklaces.
Pearls - Describes necklaces consisting of pearls on a string.
Apron - Describes smocks worn over the clothes and typically in the kitchen. Can be used in combination with "Naked".
Bow Tie - Describes bows worn around the neck and reminiscent of formal attire.
Necktie - Describes hanging ties worn around the neck and reminiscent of business attire.
Gloves - Describes characters wearing gloves of varying lengths and materials.
Mask - Describes characters wearing masks reminiscent of a masquerade ball. Does not describe performers wearing a mask meant to be part of their character. Instead, use "Costume".
Braces - Describes characters wearing corrective metal wire on their teeth. Not to be confused with suspenders (add tag?).
(Misc.)
Face Paint - Describes characters wearing a substantial amount of paint on their face such as a clown or mime. Does not describe characters with unusual skin tones. Instead, use "Unnatural Color" in the "Skin Tones" category.
Body Paint - Describes characters wearing a substantial amount of paint all over their body. Does not describe characters with unusual skin tones. Instead, use "Unnatural Color" in the "Skin Tones" category.
Glasses
No Glasses - Describes characters who are not wearing any glasses or sunglasses.
Glasses - Describes characters who are wearing glasses for the entire scene.
Partial Glasses - Describes characters who are wearing glasses for some of the scene.
Glasses in Intro Only - Describes characters who only wear glasses for the beginning of the scene, taking them off before the action starts.
Sunglasses - Describes characters who are wearing sunglasses for the entire scene.
Partial Sunglasses - Describes characters who are wearing sunglasses for some of the scene.
(NOTE: These tags were designed to be used as tags for a scene without the ability to assign timecodes. With the ability to include timecodes, variations of "Partial" and "in Intro Only" would be irrelevant. The whole category may also be absorbed into "Clothing".
Tattoos
No Tattoos - Describes performers who do not have any visible tattoos.
Tattoos - Describes performers who have at least one visible tattoo.
Lots of Tattoos - Describes performers with a substantial amount of tattoos. May also be used for one or two large tattoos.
Piercings
No Piercings - Describes performers who are not wearing any visible piercings, excepting the extremely common simple ear piercings and navel piercings.
Piercings - Describes performers who are wearing at least one visible piercing, excluding the extremely common simple ear piercings and navel piercings.
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