The problem with erotica from a woman's standpoint is that most erotica is written by men for men
That was true at one time, but now the authorship of trade-published erotica is overwhelmingly women writing for a female readership, at least 90%. While I have no respect for 50 Shades (the author didn't do her research and has the characters doing dangerous things with the potential for permanent damage), it did normalize women openly enjoying erotic fiction. Women readers mostly buy M/F, M/M, and many also like F/F and threesomes. There's a much smaller market for M/M erotica written by gay men for gay readers, but female readers consume substantially more M/M erotica.
Interesting how times change, isn't it?
I do like to read erotic but I’m very picky about story quality.
Sadly, too much of what's free is worth what you pay. The writers' hearts and imaginations are in it, but they don't have pro-level skills to put it in written form. There's high-quality erotica of every kind, some trade published and some self-published, but usually you have to pay for the good stuff. Many active erotica authors sponsor give-aways or promote price cuts on their back catalogue when they have a new book out. Watch Twitter/X and GoodReads for your favorites.
I don't consume any kind of erotica while I'm self-pleasuring. It's a prelude. I prefer written, but I'll watch video if it's short enough and the camera operator and whoever does the lighting know how to show what I want to see. Like others have said, though, bad acting absolutely kills it for me. I'd rather see amateurs being real, so long as their bodies aren't just awful. And I have a *thing* about fake enemas. There are so many where the bag is hung upside down, no flow possible, or the clamp is never opened despite the receiver pretending she's in great distress. Ugh.