If hubby slapped my face with his cock I'd bite it off!

or the woman actually coming instead of getting a face full of come...

Very true Sweet. And one of the main reasons I set this site up initially

I watch porn, but yes, there is something more real about reading these stories as they are down to earth. I am new to this site, but I love it and sharing our thoughts so openly with one another.

Jenna Jameson started her own company years ago.
She made " Conquest " and many others.
She dscided that it was better to control her movies then let let other tell her what to do.


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Thanks BB. I've never seen one either but heard they were supposed to be good.

Thanks, Chef, BB and Ali. Those movies sound better suited to me. I'll have to check them out.

Yes - it can be fun!

Candida Royalle? Is that with cheese?

Also sounds like a terrible case of fungus growth.

Thanks for the info!

Check it out: www.candidaroyalle.com

Both are a turn off, if I am watching porn and that happens I stop it.

There's porn and, then, there's porn. Different strokes for different folks, as the saying goes and when it comes to porn one's enjoyment, or repulsion, is as individual as fingerprints. In general, however, men enjoy the visual; women the written word and that maybe because women are more discerning.

As regards to respect shown, or tenderness given and/or received, that's not the point of porn. It's basis is to get the viewer hot. For some it's intercourse, for others BJs and, as one of my favorites, cunnilingus. Now whether or not the "actress" is faking her orgasms if she does a good enough job so that I can't tell, I'm satisfied, but if she can't, the film is a failure.

One of the things I most enjoy about porn are still photographs and artistic renditions. Some of the earliest porn (not all liked, but nonetheless interesting) is the Femdom Art of Bernard Montorgueil, which treat men as the sex objects of women. He drew these pictures to illustrate his written pornography at about the turn of the nineteenth to the twentieth centuries. Before him, of course, is the notorious Marquis De Sade and following him, at the close of WWII, are renditions supposedly of enema art, but, actually, depicting woman pedophiles abusing boys (if having all manner of sex with them is called abuse). No doubt, these latter illustrations were born from a sharp decline of men in Europe and most particularly Germany following the war.

The latest, or one of the latest sets of illustrations are the outrageous behavior of women toward males in their efforts to sissify them. Amusing, but quite outrageous.

Good point, Loislane.

I have never spat into a woman's vagina, but I have slapped a woman in the face with my penis ... at her request. When my sex partner specifically and emphatically asks me to do something, I do it. Now, a lot of people (me included) would say "That's weird, that's disrespectful, that's abusive ..." and so on, but how weird/disrespectful/abusive is it when you are honoring a request?

Porn vs. Real Life: Watching pornography to learn about sex and relationships is like watching "The Flintstones" to learn about dinosaurs. For informed adults who are seeking stimulation or entertainment, you're going to get it. For the uninformed who are seeking information, you are looking in the wrong place.
The sex you see in porno is rarely fun or comfortable or practical in real life. The sex you see in porno is visually interesting.

I like porn. I watch my share of it. But it needs a disclaimer at the bottom: THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH ACTUAL RELATIONSHIPS or possibly that old stand-by PLEASE DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME.

/agree totem

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"O brave new world," he repeated. "O brave new world that has such people in it. Let's start at once."
"You have a most peculiar way of talking sometimes," said Bernard, staring at the young man in perplexed astonishment. "And, anyhow, hadn't you better wait till you actually see the new world?" - Excerpt from Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

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