The reviews done by the ladies around Adult DVD Talk seem to have a very nice balance between gonzo and features, and if anything, I think might favor gonzo.
I think many would be surprised how many girls are interested in watching gonzo porn. From my experiences, they've enjoyed it just as much as myself, except maybe not as frequently. ...especially if the gonzo flick is well filmed with emotion and attractive performers that isn't always concentrating on gaping asses, chocking/spitting, finger feeding man-juice, etc.
Some of the gonzo titles girls have commented on enjoying are from studios like DVSX and most definitely some Digital Sin titles, specifically the Erotica XXX series - now that's classy/emotional gonzo porn for men AND women!
Contrary to popular belief I think women like gonzo as much as men. What I keep trying to figure out is why men always think that women are more sensitive when it comes to watching porn. I would almost put money down in Vegas that women's porn interests fall almost equal to mens. Maybe I could get a government grant to prove or disprove this theory, interesting.
I'd actually go as far as saying that many women might enjoy gonzo more than men. Gonzo often has a more natural flow to the scenes. Men are more visually driven, and as long as we see naked female bottoms we're probably going to be pretty happy. Women, however, seem to be more emotional, and most of the ones who have chimed in on how they watch porn don't do it like men. They get into it more afterwards. Since it's more of an emotional connection than a visual one, I think women can attach themselves to the sex in gonzo better than the sex in features. I know I'm making some broad generalizations (no pun intended ), but does this make sense ladies????Because as men we're basically programmed to try to protect women from anything we think might disturb them or make them uncomfortable.
[/quote] Because as men we're basically programmed to try to protect women from anything we think might disturb them or make them uncomfortable. [/quote]
Because as men we're basically programmed to try to protect women from anything we think might disturb them or make them uncomfortable.
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Sounds rather maternal, no?
Maybe you are more emotional than you thought!
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Actually I think of it as being more a matter of 'survival of the species'. Looking back when the world wasn't so crowded, population-wise, one man disappearing off the face of the Earth had basically no effect while one woman would. I also think that protecting is less emotional than nurturing, but you do have some of a point.