Whether something is crap is a matter of perspective, not fact as you would have people believe.

I'm curious why you take this stance denouncing the industry and complaining about the content you have a track record of not paying for. Perhaps if you bothered to pay for your porn, studios would have the money to improve production values or hire what you regard as better creative talent?

Edited by - AngryPirate on 11/23/2019 1:16:52 PM

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My reaction isn't hostile and from what I've seen, most people(especially male fans) aren't complaining about a lack of foreplay). What you will see them complain about is gaping, anal, lack of IR, the girl wasn't fucked hard enough or she didn't turn blue while having her head held as the guy fucked her mouth and ironically cumshots are also a frequent complaint. We're not even beginning to address the whining over the G/G only performers or the ones who cross over and then get their performance ridiculed by the exact same people who pushed for a move to B/G in the first place.

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Besides his observations are correct there's a lack of foreplay in most of porn it's just implied but not shown even though there's a market for it , but the trend right now is to satisfy everithing with every scene you have drooling BJs with a little noise added, you have foot play , foot sequences , chlothed parts unclothed parts, heels and everything but not foreplay.
All the rants about paying for porn don't fit with this picture, firstly there's no proof that only those who like foreplay are those not paying, but there's also no evidence that all those who like feet fetished, BJ fetished , Deep Throating fetished and so on are more keen to pay than any other porn consumer .

But most of all one of the most successful pornsites does show foreplay , sometimes even excessive foreplay , it's Blacked , never heard of it?

Furthermore the best selling porn is the "tamed" one ,the vanilla one so to speak so again the money argument for the general lack of foreplay doesn't compute

it's just a part of the market that's widely overlooked

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I don't deny his complaint in itself, however I was remarking to the paradox of complaining about the quality of something one consumes but has a track record of not financially contributing toward it.

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