Good afternoon!

I've been out-of-touch with the Anime world for quite some time (like, 10+ years), but thanks to a recent Netflix subscription, I'm watching some again. Unfortunately, I'm having a hard time locating stuff I really enjoy. I'm quite certain folks out there know a lot more about the subject than I, so, what should I be watching?

What I would REALLY like to find is something along the lines of Wicked City (Yôjû toshi), which comes the closest I've seen to showing actual UnBirth (twice!). I'm totally not a prude, and have zero problem watching multi-x-rated material, but I'd like to see some of my actual interests represented (UB, BE, pregnancy, breastfeeding and the like), instead of just generic sex/tentacle hentai.

I'm also not at all adverse to a really good story, since I'm always looking for new ideas/characters/situations to steal.

Recently, I've seen the following:

Monster Musume, Season 1. I've seen all 12 episodes, and other than twitching every time the male lead is referred to as "master" I enjoyed it. Is it just me, or is there a theme in anime, where the first episode/pilot comes
out, and "we're going to make a show about sex" and then as the series goes on it changes to "we were going to talk about sex, but here's some rom-com instead."

Fairy Tale, season 1. Not bad, though I can already see issues with "power creep" and the endless fighting gets old after a while.

Seven Deadly Sins. I watched the show JUST to see what Lust was like, and when I finally met him, it was a tremendous disappointment...until I began to like the character. Not bad, slow to start, and too many confusing reversals/reveals. The end (of this season) was better than expected.

Sword Art Online, Season 1. Ehh, saw my bro recommending this, so I took a peek. Walked away after 5-6 episodes because of vague story and WAY too much PVP vs. PVE. I like the idea (very similar to Tad Williams' _Otherland_), but the implementation was all over the map.

Heaven's Lost Property, Season 1. I just started this last night, and it's OK, but not great. About 6 episodes in, and it's not really clear where the story is going. Not nearly as much T&A as I expected from the "mature" tag, and I'm not a huge fan of the whole "master" schtick. I do have an ongoing interest in the evolution of machine intelligence, so that's holding my interest for now.

So, to the three or four people out there who might actually see this, any suggestions?

Rochndil, knowing that an UnBirthing obsessed Ushiko/Holstaur is too much to hope for...