This r/AskReddit thread asking, “What are some dark secrets about the porn industry?” got 13,000 comments, and some of them are concerning.
She’s a household name in the porn world. But what is lesser known is how Mia Khalifa first entered the industry, and how porn companies continue to profit from images of her against her consent.
Have you ever learned that your partner was watching porn, and immediately felt hurt by that? You’re not alone.
The goal of Realbotix is to create an idealized version of a man that is so lifelike, the consumer forgets they’re interacting with a machine.
“I sat there before the shoot and freaked out. The producers could tell I was nervous and wanted to back out. Before I knew it, they got me drunk and I ended up going through with it.”
Porn is easier to find than a good restaurant for date night, and it’ll never reject a consumer like a real person would. But why do people even log on in the first place?
Reading is definitely not the same as watching, written porn could have some negative effects on readers. It all depends on the individual and the content.
The 10-part docuseries alleges a culture of abuse and predatory behavior within the Playboy world—some of which could qualify as human trafficking.
A couple was arrested in Manhattan for allegedly sex trafficking multiple women, then selling sexually exploitive content of them on OnlyFans.
Even in the production of mainstream porn, sex trafficking can still happen—and it happens more often than most people think.
One common argument in defense of porn is that performers are all consenting adults. But unfortunately, that is virtually impossible to guarantee—just listen to these personal accounts from ex-performers.
In this video, see how Aaron and Deanna Lynn first got into porn through being abused and exploited.
