How Kinky Can You Be ?

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Sorry if this is too gross, I just thought it was an interesting quote in the context.I’ve always found the porn industry to be for the most part vile and guilty of producing false ideas of what sex/pleasure is, but I can never really figure out how one would really change any of that.Ex-pornstar Sasha Grey strikes me as well spoken and fairly intelligent, if not sexually liberated. I admire that she’s eloquent, celebrates sex, and strives to use porn as her platform for sexual empowerment. She’s wasn’t your average pornstar with fake boobs and a traumatized past; Grey willingly chose her path and seemingly enjoyed her work.She’s fiercely defended her pornstar status and maintains the idea that she’s never been done wrong by the porn industry. Yeah, I know there are people who enjoy that stuff, but I have a difficult time believing that most would feel “empowered” or “strong” while choking on a dick and being doubly penetrated. This image makes me question what she stands for, but most of all, is it possible to be an empowered female player in the porn industry? Can you leave the industry unscathed?

Since Women and Violence class, I have been asking the same questions myself. The way the porn industry is set up these days you can be powerful, or a force to behold, as a female, but no one can really leave the sex industry completely enlightened. Having serious sustained injuries for the demand of more, more, MORE and the bigger the show the bigger the profits and high risk of contracting STDs it seems like a rough industry for women. But for those who do find it empowering, that is great !
xoxo Robin

Sorry if this is too gross, I just thought it was an interesting quote in the context.

I’ve always found the porn industry to be for the most part vile and guilty of producing false ideas of what sex/pleasure is, but I can never really figure out how one would really change any of that.
Ex-pornstar Sasha Grey strikes me as well spoken and fairly intelligent, if not sexually liberated. I admire that she’s eloquent, celebrates sex, and strives to use porn as her platform for sexual empowerment. She’s wasn’t your average pornstar with fake boobs and a traumatized past; Grey willingly chose her path and seemingly enjoyed her work.

She’s fiercely defended her pornstar status and maintains the idea that she’s never been done wrong by the porn industry. Yeah, I know there are people who enjoy that stuff, but I have a difficult time believing that most would feel “empowered” or “strong” while choking on a dick and being doubly penetrated.

This image makes me question what she stands for, but most of all, is it possible to be an empowered female player in the porn industry? Can you leave the industry unscathed?

Since Women and Violence class, I have been asking the same questions myself. The way the porn industry is set up these days you can be powerful, or a force to behold, as a female, but no one can really leave the sex industry completely enlightened. Having serious sustained injuries for the demand of more, more, MORE and the bigger the show the bigger the profits and high risk of contracting STDs it seems like a rough industry for women. But for those who do find it empowering, that is great !

xoxo Robin

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Posted on July 16th at 8:54 PM
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