This poll is private so no one will know how you voated.!!!
This poll is private so no one will know how you voated.!!!
You can get a lot of interior decorating tips.I do not know how it works, but i doubt the reason people watch it, is for sex.
You can get a lot of interior decorating tips.
Exactly what is it that you think they're doing?... people are doing something else when watching porn.
Voated?
Must be a distracting topic, lol...
I don't care about privacy, it's a myth on the internet anyways. Yes, [some] men like to watch porn. Some women like to watch porn, example A: 50 shades of grey.. lol
Also females watch porn too, so targeting males with this poll is wrong.
100 years ago men/women didn't have "porn" to view as we have it today. Before that there wasn't any porn either but there was many types of sexy dancing, stage shows like Burlesque, Cabarets and saloon dancers doing the Can Can that were considered very provocative during those times. Everyone can see, for the most part, so I'd say that both men/women can watch anything and that includes porn. How many do so I really can't say because only about 10 percent of the worlds population have the internet to use. Of course there's always magazines to buy that contain porn but again I do not know how many of those magazines are bought by everyone.
Personally, I'm thinking, "A naked blonde would look good on my couch - but a redhead would clash with the drapes."
I am just saying, i do not believe watching porn and having sex are similar in how it works. I think you are doing two different things personally. But most people jump to the conclusion that porn is just sex, but i reckon its not, and people are doing something else when watching porn.
And here I thought it was about the great scripts and acting.I agree.
Porn is about sexual relief.
Why do you think it is solely a male thing?Porn is a male thing. It's stupid.
You don't know many women, do you?Women have their own drivel, about the things stupid things women want. It's called Chicklit.
I have never even heard of this person...You may have seen your wife or your servants reading stuff like this:
A Shore Thing
by Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi
It’s a summer to remember . . . at the Jersey Shore.
Giovanna “Gia” Spumanti and her cousin Isabella “Bella” Rizzoli are going to have the sexiest summer ever. While they couldn’t be more different—pint-size Gia is a carefree, outspoken party girl and Bella is a tall, slender athlete who always holds her tongue—for the next month they’re ready to pouf up their hair, put on their stilettos, and soak up all that Seaside Heights, New Jersey, has to offer: hot guidos, cool clubs, fried Oreos, and lots of tequila.
So far, Gia’s summer is on fire. Between nearly burning down their rented bungalow, inventing the popular “tan-tags” at the Tantastic Salon where she works, and rescuing a shark on the beach, she becomes a local celebrity overnight. Luckily, she meets the perfect guy to help her keep the flames under control. Firefighter Frank Rossi is exactly her type: big, tan, and Italian. But is he tough enough to handle Gia when things really heat up?
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10031701-a-shore-thing
Bells said:
I have never even heard of this person...
And "chick lit" is not exactly erotic fiction. What they tend to touch on is issues that affect women in society, usually written with a lot of humour.
CluelussHusbund said:
Sounds like you thank its normal/natural for men to like to watch porn... but can it be done in a non-misogynistic way.???
Would explain why I have never heard of them then.Reality TV icon.
I remember someone giving me a Jane Costello book to read when I was in hospital a while ago. Why they gave it to me, I have no idea. It wasn't in any way realistic, but for those few hours, I stopped thinking and just read crap. And it was crap. And completely non-erotic, so I can't understand why he thinks it classifies as women's version of written porn or smut.Ask a guy about chick lit, and he will tell you it's porn. Give a guy a chick lit book, and he won't read it.
Go figure.
Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that omission.Of course it can.
Watch gay porn.
I mean, really. Talk about duh.
Apparently chick lit is akin to pornography for women.. Still trying to figure that one out. Because I don't recall ever reading about rubber sheets and oil in any chick lit books I have been unfortunate enough to have glanced at, let alone lurid details of sex as one often sees on display in porn.A note aside: Anyone ever wondering about the question of misogyny at Sciforums simply need answer the following question: How does a thread on "men and porn" end up as a discussion of "chick lit"?
Bells said:
Because I don't recall ever reading about rubber sheets and oil in any chick lit books I have been unfortunate enough to have glanced at, let alone lurid details of sex as one often sees on display in porn.
I remember a while ago now, a friend of my ex husband heard us joking about handcuffs in the bedroom and he turned around and said 'oh you should get the spider web'.. When asked what it was, we were told it was a rubber sheet that attaches to all posts of the bed, with spider web type ties at each end.. You can guess the rest from there.. And then he told us we should always make sure to use baby oil with it.. Never ever saw that guy in the same light again after that discussion.I remember when I was a kid, stealing my dad's Hustler and all that sort of thing, and to this day ....
At any rate, lederhosen, diapers, and a rattan cane. Figure out the rest, with the only other clue being that the letter was allegedly written by a fifty year-old man from the midwest recalling his mother and speculating about the wife he didn't have.
Porn is a lot more hard core now than it used to be. A lot more visual and in your face. But the formula is always the same. Same shots.. Same dodgy music..What I find fascinating about pornography is the glimpse it gives us into the creator's mind. To wit, I recently encountered what really should be disturbing pornography, but in the end just turns out to be boring. I don't know, maybe the idea of "casting couch" sexual exploitation seems so ... um ... er ... right. But this team had the (ahem!) "right" idea, as they went with split screens showing penetration on one side, and the woman's distressed facial expression on the other. Unfortunately, it's probably more popular with other people who want to be that guy, but I say they had the "right" idea in comparison to another phenomenon, which I think I've settled on the term nut and pucker to describe. In this case, the cameraman seems to think that what men want to see is another man's scrotum and sphincter bouncing up and down on the screen. I really have no idea what to tell you about Japanese molester porn, except that it is an incredible phenomenon.
Frankly, all I can say is thank Christ for the morphine drip.(Note aside: I checked in on Jane Costello's website, and noticed a tweet in the sidebar: "Checked into our villa in Orlando and found some familiar reading material left by the previous guests." I can only wonder why it was left behind. And reading the synopses? It's not so much judging a book by its cover, but holy shit, really?)
But it has to be a rattan cane, y'know?