There’s still quite a debate going on over on the Is Porn Good for Us? post.
(Note to self: Porn = traffic.)
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I used that word in one headline, somewhat ironically. It is now my 2nd. most-read post, with 3,341 views — so far.
In explicit lesbian sex videos, which women are degraded? The actresses, the female director, the female producer, the female makeup artist, the female lighting director, the female camera operator, the female box cover designer, the female fluffer (if such an occupation exists)?
Curious minds wish to know.. perhaps it’s the female viewer… or perhaps it’s the male viewer who finds himself inexplicably aroused by same-sex female sexuality in action…
Of course, for every mention of , substitute and vice-versa to see if the degradation deconstruction is maintained for gay porn.