Occupation: Porn Star
Porn shows women being enthusiastic about sex, taking the lead, and making the most of men. It can show women enjoying themselves in all kinds of erotic situations: in bondage, being sub or dom, having spontaneous sex with strangers, fantasty enactment, group sex etc. It can show married couples enjoying themselves together and with others. It can show that it's OK to be rough with each other, or soft, giggly or lost in passion. It shows that it's OK to show your pussy and all your body, and shows that exhibitionists get off on this.
As a failed porn star, I think it's amazing to watch porn stars who are really good at their jobs - giving a really excellent blow job on camera, or doing double penetration so that the camera can actually see it all is a major accomplishment, that other women should applaud, in sisterhood.
Perhaps most important, it shows women breaking out of social pressure to be demure, breaking out of the normal humdrum of work and family and sleep.
It shows the anti-sex feminists that women can be strong and sexy and enjoy running their own lives, having fun, and they don't have to me miserable kill-joys, moaning on about all men being abusive.
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Yes, acts of religious people posing as saviours
Pictures of unsafe sex because they are putting the actors or participants at risk health wise
If the moralists stopped causing a fuss and stigmatising sex, perhaps the people making porn could get on with producing better stuff. Currently, the trade does not attract the most creative, interesting and intelligent entrepreneurs and sexual material is treated as a commodity rather than an art form. I don't like to hear porn and sex toys referred to as "product" - like a bag of sugar. It feels like an insult to something I regard as life enhancing and glorious.
The Sex Book by Suzi Godson, The Encyclopedia of Unusual Sexual Practices by Brenda Love, Screw the Roses Send Me The Thorns, Miller and Devon, Annie Sprinkle Post Porn Modernist.
Strictly News does review Porn in a positive and creative way - http://www.strictlynews.com/
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The internet is a convenient scapegoat for society's ills.
The UK government is to legislate how best to imprison potentially many people for viewing content on the internet.
How should governments regulate the details of our personal lives and control individual expression ?
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