In An Explicit Guide to Squirting with Kali Sudhra! and in An Explicit Guide to Multiple Orgasms with Kenneth Play, the vocabulary used is cisnormative, for example with the use of the term "female ejaculation". It is not specified that not only women have a vagina and a G spot, though we can say that the majority of these videos focus on the genital parts and not on the gender. 

In Getting off as a Gimp: Masturbation and Disability, Daisy Ducati’s Explicit Guide to Anal Sex and An Explicit Guide to Sex & Sexuality in Pregnancy, we note cisnormativity and some gender stereotypes.

In Bucking Off – A Trans Perspective on Masturbation with Buck Angel, some of the vocabulary may be distrubing for some people, like “was born a female and became a male”, “transsexual people” and the use of the words vagina and clitoris to name the genitals because a number of trans people prefer terms like : “front hole”, “clitdick”, “clitcock” or others. 

In An Explicit Guide to Sex & Sexuality in Pregnancy, the perspective on sexuality is ciscentered and heteronormative.

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