AnalGooner7 wrote:Does anyone else feel that there is a shame or stigma attached to wanting to see hardcore porn, particularly in this forum? I’ve seen myself and others add comments about wanting to see girls destroyed, and we are met with replies saying that we are misogynistic and want to see the girls in pain.
I don’t think that’s particularly fair given the titles of the videos are called “Anna DeVille is indestructible” or “7on1 anal destruction on slutty 19yo”. This language is encouraged by the producers and the videos and I don’t think it’s fair for fans to be shamed for engaging with it and wanting to see good, hard anal destruction.
you are ultimately responsible for the language you use. as with all of your behaviours, the moral buck stops with you
seeking to justify using language you feel awkward about (and it's purely between you and your conscience why you might feel like that) by saying that a site or another member uses it is a weak argument.
as Carla Jean says in the film 'No Country For Old Men': "The coin don't have no say. It's just you."
personally speaking, there are words i use here and words i don't. for example, i prefer to use girl/woman (as gender terms) and/or model/performer (as professional terms) to language with more insulting/degrading connotations that other members and sites use to mean the same thing (worthless whore, useless bitch and so on)
my personal reason for that (no one else has to share it) is that i don't use insulting/degrading language IRL towards women IRL, and that naturally carries over into my xxx life (accepting that porn is not a real life context but a fantasy context)
but i can also imagine that some people might be able to successfully compartmentalise their language and behaviours into two firewalled boxes; being polite and decent to women IRL, and getting into a dominant and abusive role in xxx life, and always conscientiously ensuring there is no overlap
from the other side of the equation, some women in the industry (as seen through their xxx socials) are clearly happy for others to use what some may consider insulting language towards them in the right context (xxx fantasy). they may even use it about themselves in the same context
BUT! should a fan attempt to use that same language towards them IRL (ie. in a way that they consider outside of xxx fantasy context) i suspect most if not all would (and justifiably so) block you online, or try to kick you in the teeth IRL
these are women who act in professional xxx content not only for money, but also for the pleasure of entertaining their fans (us) for which we should show all due respect. what they are most definitely not are verbal punchbags for every incel with a greivance who wants to let off steam
so ultimately choosing your language relies on a mix of your personal values (remembering/respecting that others values will vary) and your sense of appropriate/inappropriate context (remembering/respecting that others sense of that will vary). but forget what other members and sites say. "The coin don't have no say. It's just you."