This is a continuation of my series of Vanessa Sky scene reviews to promote, eh, Vanessa-awareness, I guess. This one is from Sweetheart Video. It's between Vanessa Sky and Kylie Rocket and part of the Lesbian Massage 7 movie, directed by Mike Quasar, released in 2021. Both Vanessa and Kylie are first class g/g performers in my eyes, so together they naturally made an excellent scene.
Vanessa plays the masseuse in this scene, and Kylie asks for something "special" soon after the massage starts. An interesting side note is that on Adult Time's massage scenes, they treat the massage part rather seriously. Typically the first 10 minutes of a scene is spent on realistic-looking massage. Here it's just a quick and thin excuse to get the sex started. There's a lot of sexy deep kissing, and Kylie also sucks on Vanessa's tongue.
More kissing, breast-play, and other great foreplay stuff. Then it's Vanessa's great oral on Kylie, with her licking and sucking on Kylie's clit hard.
A lot of really nice closeups in this scene. The end of this segment is where Vanessa uses two fingers on Kylie who rubs her own clit hard. It's not difficult to guess what Kylie is about to say there.
Kylie uses her mouth and fingers from behind on Vanessa well. She then goes to a more convenient position for both and repeat the process. It looks very sexy.
Final part is Kylie sitting on Vanessa's face. Again, a lot of very nice closeups of Vanessa sexily devouring Kylie. Really well done scene all around.
I recently finally got a hold of this movie -- Lesbian Performers of the Year 2023 from Elegant Angel. Based on a rough first glance, it looks to be excellent. After all, how can you go wrong with a cast like that? But this business of "not enough g/g only performers" is interesting. To be clear: it doesn't really concern me. I don't really care whether a performer of a g/g scene does other types of scenes; I'm just interested in if she does g/g scenes well. But apparently it is a concern -- to one degree or another -- to some others. To be honest, this doesn't make much sense to me -- this is work for them. Why should their other work upset me? But I suppose it's some sort of personal fantasy to some viewers -- that some of these performers should be "real" lesbians -- and who am I to question other people's fantasies?
But this did lead to a search on my part to find the "real" meaning of the term lesbian. I certainly learned a lot. I'll share what I've found here. This is not meant to prove/show/persuade someone that they are right or wrong, just some knowledge. So buckle up ladies and gentlemen. Let's get academic.
What is sexual orientation? Surprisingly, it's a complicated question. I'm going to quote at length from a book titled "The Health of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People," which is published in 2011 by the National Institute of Health (US federal government agency that's in charge of biomedical and public health research). You can find the whole book here
Sexual Orientation "encompasses attraction, behavior, and identity... most researchers studying sexual orientation have defined it operationally in terms of one or more of these three components. Defined in terms of attraction (or desire), sexual orientation is an enduring pattern of experiencing sexual or romantic feelings for men, women, transgender persons, or some combination of these groups. Defined in terms of behavior, sexual orientation refers to an enduring pattern of sexual or romantic activity with men, women, transgender persons, or some combination of these groups. Sexual orientation identity encompasses both personal identity and social identity. Defined in terms of personal identity, sexual orientation refers to a conception of the self-based on one's enduring pattern of sexual and romantic attractions and behaviors toward men, women, or both sexes. Defined in terms of social (or collective) identity, it refers to a sense of membership in a social group based on a shared sexual orientation and a linkage of one's self-esteem to that group."
In short, there are three ways to see if a person is a lesbian: is she attracted to other women? Has she had sex with other women? And what sexuality does she think best defines her? Someone who is only attracted to other women, has had sex recently only with women, and declares herself as a lesbian, is obviously a lesbian. But what about people who answer yes to two of these questions? Or one?
The most authoritative data on human sexuality in the US, as far as I know, is the National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior. It's a high-quality population survey conducted jointly by researchers in Indiana University and the Kinsey Institute. The most recent survey was done in 2018, but the only scientific paper on sexual orientation was published in 2017 and based on 2015 survey data. The title of the paper is "Relationships Among Sexual Identity, Sexual Attraction, and Sexual Behavior: Results from a Nationally Representative Probability Sample of Adults in the United States" written by Fu et al.
There are two things from the paper I want to highlight. First, the distribution of sexual orientation identities in the US -- that is, how people choose to describe themselves in this survey.
The left column is men, the right women. The numbers without parenthesis are percentages, the numbers inside parenthesis are absolute numbers. For women, 2.7% are lesbians/gay, 2.9% are bisexual.
The second and far more interesting finding is "concordance," or how identity, attraction, and behaviors match (or not). Here's the full table. Like the first table, the numbers without parenthesis are percentages, and the numbers inside parenthesis are absolute numbers. I'll explain how to read it.
On the very top, you can see "Sexual Identity." This means the population is split first into men and women, and then further split into how they identify themselves. The left half of the table covers men (from a total of 1512 survey subjects), and the right half covers women (1666 subjects). For this discussion, let's just focus on the lesbian and bisexual women columns.
For the "Lesbian" column, the first row shows 0.0%. For its meaning, go across to the left: you see it's "Different gender" under "Sexual attraction." This means for women who self-identify as lesbians, no one says they are sexually attracted to men (different gender).
The second row shows 78.3%. Go left and you see the meaning: for women who self-identify as lesbians, 78.3% say they are only attracted to the women (same gender). And the third row shows 13% of those call themselves lesbians say they are attracted to both men and women.
The last row shows 0, meaning for women who self-identify as lesbians, none say they are attracted to no one. This is different from, for example, self-identified heterosexual men, among whom 0.6% say they find no one attractive. Note that 78.3 and 13.0 add to just 91.3, not 100. Why? The rest 9% express attraction to other categories, mostly women + trans women and "gender-queer" people.
The lower half of the table covers behavior. Specifically, the subjects are asked about their sexual activity in the past year. For those who self-identify as lesbians, 1.5% of them have only had sex with men in the past year, 62.5% have done so with only women, 11.0% have had sex with both men and women, and 25.1% did not have sex in the past year.
You can work out what the numbers in the "Bisexual" women column (and other columns) mean. One interesting thing to note is that in terms of sexual activity, self-identified bisexual women have by far the lowest percentage of being abstinent in the previous year compared to everyone else at just 6.5%. The closest is heterosexual men at 19.9%. Also, most of them (74%) only had sex with men during the past year.
Overall, there's a high degree of concordance between how people identify themselves and their sexual attraction and behavior. However, the concordance is by no means perfect. For those who self-identify as lesbians, more than 20% of them are open to attraction to people who are not necessarily women, and about one in ten have had sex with both men and women in the past year. This is despite the fact that none of them say they are attracted to men.
This high-but-imperfect concordance also applies to other self-identified sexual orientations to different degrees. For example, 1.6% of self-identified heterosexual men only find other men attractive, and 1.8% of self-identified heterosexual women only find other women attractive, and some of them have acted on their attractions, while still identifying as heterosexual.
The "moral of the story," I guess, is just that the real world is always complicated.
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Posted - Oct 9 2023 : 3:28AM
Definitions are tricky in this age of "alternative facts," words not meaning anything, and people like us in this thread choosing to fetishize, trivialize, and utilize other people's backgrounds and realities. That said, when speaking of the literal and non-toxic meaning of the word, it's pretty simple. A lesbian is a female human who is sexually interested in female humans to the exclusion of everyone else.
^Yea, the definition of Lesbian has never really changed, just as alluded to people have tried to add extra meanings and/or change the definition because they want to adopt the label when it doesn't actually apply to them for whatever reason.
But Lesbian simply means a female who is sexually and romantically attracted only to other females. Anything else is pretty much just a bisexual woman.
Just jumping in to confirm that this is indeed where you can get the scene with Lumi and I that Holly Randall produced, and confirming that it is a g/g scene, and I think y'all will love it.
Since I'm here, season 3 of Primary has 2 amazing g/g scenes - one with Ana Foxxx and Vanessa Vega (ep 2) and my favorite scene I've ever shot - Victoria Voxxx and Kira Noir (ep 5).
I just want to point this out. I dont know what the obsession is with a lesbian performer who does B/G. Nothing is wrong with that. As long as it doesnt effect their performance then why be bothered with it? There are real life lesbians like Freya and Indica Flower who do B/G. They are still great. There are real life great lesbian performers like Abi, Sinn, and Shyla who are married to men. This isnt a perfect world where a real life lesbian only does lesbian scenes. We might have come across it once maybe twice that I know of.
So when I hear people dismiss a lesbian performer just bc she does B/G too it doesnt sit well with me. Now if that lesbian performer isnt good in terms of she only does G/G for the pay check and she really arent into girls then thats a different story. And tbh just like we get excited when a great performer who mainly does B/G jumps into G/G then when should be considerate to those B/G fans who are happy when a great performer who mainly does G/G jumps into doing B/G. And we also have to be considerate to the performers body. So if a performer who does B/G mostly might jump in to do G/G bc her body needs a break from being railed. Yes doing G/G is great but dont put down on her if she does like 2 G/G scenes for every 4 B/G scenes. Again unless she just isnt any good at G/G bc she dont really like girls then whats really the issue?
As a fan we need to appreciate when we see a great performer shoot G/G whether its few or many. Time fly by fast and things happen. Allie Haze is a perfect example. She was shooting and shooting until she wasnt anymore. Samantha Ryan same thing. She was shooting and shooting until she wasnt anymore. Both great performers not just G/G but in general. So we shouldnt be complaining if a great performer shouldnt be considered as a lesbian performer just bc they are shooting B/G. That just how I feel.
^There are no longer any real life Lesbian performers around, only bisexual women with a preference for women. But where are you seeing people complaining about B/G performers doing Lesbian scenes? I can understand not wanting to see bad performers in G/G scenes, thus taking away work form good performers.
^ I remember when Aidra Fox won Lesbian Performer of the Year people said how she shouldnt have won bc she did B/G. And how in general those who are nominated for Lesbian Performer of the Year shouldnt be if they did B/G. But like you said there arent really true lesbians. Its ok. Girls can really be into girls without being true lesbians. They can put out great lesbian content without only being into girls. Some girls are great at both B/G and G/G. Ill even add trans too. Cherie is a perfect example. She is great all around. She has hot G/G scenes as well as trans scenes. And she is great in her B/G scenes. She just brings all the great energy. Now its ashame she only is looked at a MILF bc I really think she should be looked at as Female Performer of the Year. She would definitely win it. I know she would get my vote in a heartbeat. So again I dont care if a girl does B/G. If she is a great G/G performer and you can tell she is really into girls then it shouldnt matter.
Thank you Casey for your presence on here. Always appreciate you comments. I just purchased your scene with Lumi on your LF and its definitely worth the buy. I absolutely loved it. The storyline was good, the sex with Lumi was so hot. The chemistry that you and Lumi has is amazing. I even loved the cameo with Ivy. And of course you would say Holly helped produce it bc Holly is an amazing director.
Im definitely going to have to check out those two G/G scenes for season 3 of Primary. Ive seen every G/G scene of the series and each has been great. Keep up the excellent work both as a performer and director/producer.
Here is the press release I received regarding Hopeless:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Holly Randall Productions Drops First-Ever Featurette, Hopeless, with Casey Calvert, Lumi Ray
(Los Angeles, CA / October 9, 2023) -- Holly Randall proudly announces the September 30 release of Hopeless, the first-ever featurette produced under the Holly Randall Productions banner. Kyle McQueen co-wrote and edited the film, with Amber Guerra co-producing and managing art direction.
Written and directed by Jeffrey John Hart, Hopeless stars Casey Calvert and Lumi Ray as best friends whose relationship metamorphoses into something unexpected - and extraordinary - when a devastated Casey turns to Lumi for comfort after a painful breakup.
"For our first featurette for Holly Randall Productions, we've created an independently produced movie at a very grassroots level," said Randall of the production, which also features Ivy Wolfe and Codey Steele. "Over the years that we've worked together, I saw how talented Jeff was, and I wanted to give him an opportunity to showcase his passion and talent for filmmaking. And I think it really shows in this film."
Hart enthused, "Most of the projects I've been involved in over the past few years, I felt like both my hands were tied behind my back; collaborating with Holly has been amazing. With Hopeless, we set out to do whatever we wanted with no restrictions.
"Having Casey and Lumi out front with Holly, Amber and Kyle getting my back, I think we achieved something special. I got to tell the story the way I wanted to and I didn't have to answer to anyone. That's what filmmaking should be."
To watch Hopeless, visit the VOD section at Hollyrandall.com.
Find and follow Holly Randall at HollyLinks.com and Jeffrey John Hart at JeffreyJHart.com.
Well there is no point in arguing with those people, because as far as awards are concerned it's no longer feasible to have an award for just G/G only performers, since there are so few left. You could be super strict with the definition and there would be like 3 names. That's also why the "Lesbian Performers of the year" series now includes women who do both. And Aidra is much better at G/G scenes than a certain G/G only performer who is no longer around.
Speaking back on the "Hopeless" project with Casey and Lumi, I truly hope more scenes like this gets made. I feel like there arent many thats like this. The only other one I can think of is the scene with Magdalene St. Michaels and Kasey Warner that was directed by Nica Noelle awhile back. That was a great project scene too. Also too Adriana Chechik did a continuation with Megan Rain which was a side project scene to the scene they did for Girlsway with AJ Applegate. I really like these types of scenes. So again I hope to see more of these types of scenes even if it cost a little bit more than a regular type of scene. Its definitely worth it.
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Posted - Oct 10 2023 : 2:38PM
There have been not even a handful of actual lesbian (as in publicly/vocally only wants to have sex with chicks) performers in mainstream content, and one of those I think identifies as male now lol
Awards are funny because quite a few of the big names rarely really moved me lmao (plus awards aren't real anyway)
^ I'm sure she dated a man before but she mostly dates women and I think right now she is dating Dana Vespoli according to their Bellesa House scene they talked about it.
^That's weird. I remember Freya expressed a strong attraction towards women in Twitter, but looking at the big amount of BG scenes she has made, I just assumed she was bi. I understand porn is only a job, but it really makes me doubt a lot she's actually only into women. Maybe she is, who can guess.
As I said earlier, I'm not trying to change anyone's opinions. All I can say is that after looking into this topic, I certainly realized the world is a lot wider and deeper than I realized. Originally I thought I was rather sophisticated in believing that a sexual orientation label was not something that can be imposed by an outsider, and could only be determined by an individual him or herself, because it had social and cultural, in addition to sexual factors . It turns out -- and this shouldn't have come as a surprise -- in medical and academic circles, among people who have studied such subjects for a long time and as a job, the analysis has gone far more detailed and complex, with at least three dimensions (attraction, behavior, and identity), with identity itself further splitting into personal and social dimensions. The survey results also show just how differently people think about their own attractions, behaviors, and identities.
Anyway, back to good porn.
This is the last of my review of all black lesbian scenes. This is also a historical one with Skin Diamond and Ana Foxxx that came out in 2015 from the movie Coming Together from Filly Films. This whole scene is just a showcase of both women's beautiful oral and fingering abilities.
The scenes starts out in a bar, with two ladies both looking gorgeous. The foreplay is very nice, with Skin kissing and licking Ana.
She gets behind Ana and rubs Ana's pussy hard through her panties, which is very sexy. Skin then starts her oral on Ana and it's beautiful.
Then Skin sits on Ana's face. She deeply licks Skin and sucks on her clit hard. Skin gets behind Ana and rims her enthusiastically, while also fingering Ana hard.
Ana then does the same for Skin. She also rubs her clit later, and then uses one finger on her, who clearly enjoys it a lot.
Ana then sits on Skin's face, whose oral from below is as good as her oral from the prone position. The scene concludes with Skin fingering Ana hard, who very likely has an orgasm.
A quick mention of a very recent all black lesbian scene from Adult Time between Ana Foxxx and Alexis Tae, released on 9/17.
There are some very good things about it: both women look gorgeous, they put quite a bit of effort into the plot and dialogue, and Ana's oral looks as sexy and good as ever. Too bad I just don't think Alexis is close to being on the same level, and significant stretches of the scene that focuses on the hitachi saps it of much energy.
A female can still be bi but having a stronger attraction to women than men. Dont know how true this is but I once heard someone who followed Abella closely say how Abella was so into Keisha back in the day that she wanted to be in a relationship with her. Keisha turned her down bc while she loved women she didnt want to be in a relationship with one. Which is understandable. Ive heard girls say that they love women but they could never date them bc it would be too much.
^That doesn't change the fact that a lesbian is a woman attracted only to women. Sexuality is far more complex than what we imagine, it means there are many other sexual orientations rather than a few ones. You have bi-sexuality, pansexuality, people that defines as queer, asexuals, demisexuals, etc. These new definitions appear to accomodate better the people that doesn't get into the previous ones. Of course, I don't see them as a social imposition, but instead as a selfdiscovery definition of their identities. And right there, you can find a lot of different examples. Just like me discussing that Freya Parker is a lesbian even if she's having sex with men in porn. That illustrates how varied and disparing sexuality is, showing there is more than the usual well known orientations.
Yeah, Sexual orientation is still pretty simple and the same as it has been for a while; straight, gay/lesbian, and bisexual.
Bisexuals just have variations in their preferences. Most self-identified bisexual women are "Bi-sexual & Hetero-romantic"; meaning they are sexually attracted to both sexes, but only interested in having real relationships with men. If they instead have a preference for women, it would "Bi-sexual & Homo-romantic". And some are 50/50 right down the middle.
All the fancy new labels are basically just increasingly granular sub-categories.
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Posted - Oct 10 2023 : 8:09PM
On the topic of carpet munchers in porn, I think this quote sums it up for the vast majority lol:Really, these days, you're hard-pressed to find a performer who can decently pretend to like the ladies long enough to get a video put out. These onlyfans videos be like 10-12 minutes lmao
Speaking of OF, I was just on amateur lesbian reddit and onr of the creators posted her stuff from *another* "fan-site" OF competitor. Something called myms.fans. How many more of these can possibly launch? We're up to at least 5 or 6 of these fan platforms now
Alex Coal and Kenna James SheSeducedMe scene is so great. I dont think its out yet on the site but you can find it on Alex and Kenna personal sites. I purchased it off Alex clipstore on Loyalfans. I liked the storyline and the sex was so hot. They have great chemistry together and I need more Alex and Kenna scenes together in my life lol.
Also Kenna has done two more SheSeduced me scenes that again I dont think is out on the site but its on her personal site. One is with Jill Kassidy and the other is with Ember Snow. Ill check those out as well. But Kenna continues to do amazing work as always.
"Many's the person missed the opportunity to say nothing, and lost much because of it." 1935 Posts 8/22
Posted - Oct 13 2023 : 11:49AM
^I'll definitely check that scene out. There's a SSM scene with Kenna & Milana Ricci I thought was really good. A bit limiting being in a bathtub but I think they did as good a job as they could. There's a moment at the end when Milana lets her hair down and it's the sexiest thing.
After someone over at xempire must've made a mistake by releasing a lesbianx scene only two weeks after the last one, there'll be 6 weeks between updates.
^That's too bad. They had my recurring monthly sub when I thought they were going to biweekly, even though that that Molly Little/Jill Kassidy video was not especially good. Oh well.
This is a fascinating time in media. With every individual having the power to broadcast in the palms of their hands at all times, there is just sheer atomization everywhere. Instead of the entire world tuning into the one sports channel, there are now tons of athletes with their own individually-produced shows to be viewed online anytime. With lots of hands each taking tiny pieces of the pot, it is harder and harder for a major catch-all crowd-sourced product or service to be successful.
That is a major part of what is happening with GG sites. Performers are offering their own personally-produced content all over the place, and fans like very different types of GG content, from low-contact circus theatre and skits (the prevailing style) to glam posing (2nd most common) to hypersexual body exploration (extremely rare), and everything in between. It's only going to get harder and harder to put out a site that draws enough of a crowd to make uploading content on a frequent basis possible.
What sites are you all subscribed to right now?
I have Girlfriendsfilms/Addicted 2 Girls/Adulttime going currently, mainly for GFF, and using it less and less everyday. Content not sexual and raw enough at present.
Cancelling LesbianX.
Gonna be buying OF stuff on rare occasions since downloading the content you buy there is nigh impossible.
The sites I actually use are IFeelMyself.com and Excogigirls.com.
"Many's the person missed the opportunity to say nothing, and lost much because of it." 1935 Posts 8/22
Posted - Oct 13 2023 : 1:49PM
^I'm only subbed to Excogigirls and All Her Luv. I'm between jobs atm so I don't have much money which means I've had to cancel AHL (I only sub for a month at a time to catch up on scenes though) so I don't know if you can count that and I only pay £12.50 for ECG which helps. I don't sub to GFF but I sometimes buy their stuff on demand.
Went for the three year adulttime subscription, which looks like it was a big waste of money with how fast the site is going downhill.
Got a monthly one for excogigirls, and was thinking of going yearly, but went for one more month, not to make the same mistake twice until the site proves it can consistently put out great content. And this week's update was one in the right direction. Also I'm kinda afraid this site might not exist in a year. Their "milf" focused site might also be interesting. I'll definitely give it a try.
I'm thinking of giving allherluv another go but with how badly their latest scenes have been rated, and most of the performers they choose to cast aren't my thing.
Oh and I completely forgot I got one for sensual.love which shows you how much use I get out of it. The women on there look nice, but the action rarely is great, at least to me. This one is already cancelled as well.
So I'm a member at three places (though one of those is a "network" of sorts). My longest running subs, ones that I have kept going now since becoming a member on Christmas Eve of 2020, are WowGirls and UltraFilms. I've since joined Sensual Love upon it's release and am a long time and happy member at those sites, despite my occasional grumblings over this or that thing (casting choices, some view preferences, etc). I have every reason to believe that, barring drastic changes or WG/UF doing tons of B/G all of a sudden, that those are subscriptions that I'll keep indefinitely. They are of high value and high enjoyment to me. (Ditto for Sensual Love since inception.)
Also at Adult Time - don't know for how long, routinely dissatisfied with site direction and overall quality of G/G output. My stay there is up as of February and as of right now I cannot say I have an inclination to resubscribe. I have been a yearly member there for a few years too, not as long as WG/UF though.
Lastly I'm currently a member at Adult Prime, joining for their male-free Club Sweethearts content. Won't join again, that's a yearly sub that I'll cancel before rebill. Their Prime Lesbian original content is actually pretty good, same with whatever their in-house brand is called for G/G massage themed scenes. Personally I wish there was a standalone Club Sweethearts website, without all the extra stuff at AdultPrime and with better sorting options (and named files!).
I am planning on a yearly again at Watch4Beauty. I have nothing bad to say about their content, having enjoyed my two prior year long stays there and am happy to be a member again someday. Great views, no dudes, the lesbian content can be quite enjoyable (to me at least) and is overall a feast for the eyes. Not really considering other sites to join, to be honest. I think it'd do me good to let AdultTime go, re-sub to W4B and keep my WowGirls/UltraFilms/SensualLove "network" going along with it.
One site that I think does the occasional G/G scene, along with plenty of solos and photography sets is Amour Angels. The problem? Can't get signed up! Tried more than a few times just hangs. That's one I have considered for a long time, just the troubles in during sign-up. (Only site I've ever ran into with that issue).
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Posted - Oct 13 2023 : 2:38PM
^^That is a reasonable fear, given history, but man I hope it is finding success. There should be sites with raw sex and without the obnoxious "stories." I'll certainly take a look at the milf site as well, as long as it is mostly natural women. The fake body parts taking up more and more videos is another thing that makes it difficult to feel like I am getting bang for my buck.
About AHL, I am just super curious as to what's being said in the comments. Nine out of every ten releases having a 70-80-something% rating is interesting. The site seemed to be going pretty StillsByAlanesque sex-wise when I cancelled it a year/year-and-half back, but Missa seemed pretty happy with it and I don't remember other people being that negative about it.
I've never tried sensual.love. Before that site came out, I started seeing changes in WowGirls that I didn't like, so I figured s.l wouldn't be for me. Got too produced.
Hopefully Excogigirls can keep getting better, keep growing, and keep it simple and about the sex. That's where most of the potential is as far as current GG content, in my opinion.
I'm curious too! Could someone please summarize or mention some comments of the scenes? Also (I know some of you won't like this...), please I would like to know what the subscribers said about the last taboo scene "The lesson". I remember Missa said a group of users hated taboo scenes (which is really incoherent considering AHL was created as a taboo site) so they were going to release less scenes.
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Posted - Oct 14 2023 : 1:07AM
^With part 1 most people are saying that they're liking Scarlett but there are a couple saying she looks a bit disinterested and complaining that there wasn't any tribbing. With part 2 they aren't saying anything, apart from the tribbing thing again. Part 1 is 86%, part 2 82%.
^^^With the lower scoring scenes the main complaints seem to be lack of chemistry and passion and it's sometimes about what ISN'T in the scene rather than what they're doing wrong. I seems like most people want A-list stars and 100% amazing scenes every single week, it's not gonna happen. I don't know, maybe people just aren't rating the scenes.
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Posted - Oct 14 2023 : 1:37AM
^The bit about people not rating videos is probably what's happening, really. On the various sites I have subscribed to over the past few years, it's only been a very tiny portion of people who comment or rate. On a smaller site like AHL, could be one or two votes swaying the way the percentages look with most people actually very pleased with the output.
^^ yep, when I take a look at the number of comments on an adulttime scenes, there's barely any time when there's probably more than 20. Then there's maybe 200 votes, even old ass scenes have 500, and the views are always a couple of thousand.
The latest mommysgirl scene has 9 comments, 95 upvotes, 89% "approval", and 2800 views. Now I don't know how they count the views, but it's no wonder they don't care much about the critical comments. Us folks on here or over there complaining, we are the vocal minority.
Yeah. I don't believe Freya Parker is actually a lesbian. Especially when she wants to work with specific male performers. That pretty much throws the "lesbian" title out the window.
I will be ending my subs to Ultrawow once they run out, so yesterday I was just downloading some videos that are interesting. And guess what I found?
From Wow Girls, released on Feb 5, 2012, between Jessie Rogers and Malena Morgan. It seems this is the only video (excluding solos) that either woman made with Ultrawow. Short, sweet, and very sexy. It has some toy use, but they are in general used pretty well.
The two women look great together. The kissing is absolutely gorgeous between them. Jessie's starts the oral sex.
Excellent tongue and fingering together from Jessie. Then she brings out that HUGE dildo, which looks pretty dumb. It's so big that only the tip can even be inserted inside Malena, which just begs the question of what's the point? But anyway I like the way it's used -- Jessie continues to use her tongue and mouth sexily on Malena alongside the dildo.
Malena uses her two fingers and mouth on Jessie -- first class stuff, of course. She then pulls out a smaller glass dildo, and like Jessie, uses her mouth and the dildo together.
^Ultrawow is nearly on its deathbed, their attempting to consolidate their content to maximize profit but, they have so few models, sets and money, its obvious something is wrong on the inside.
