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| Zingerbrook Member 580 Posts 3/17 | I don't know the details, but I did see the headline about (for example) Maitland Ward doing a new TV show. I got to wondering, is the porn / mainstream barrier-and accompanying "shame" (an attitude I've always found particularly repugnant) finally going out the window? A lot seems to have changed, even with the snowflakes, I mean millennials (joke!). Maybe the younger generation even driving things, if inadvertently. Sex seems to be genuinely getting more positive. A trend here to stay? [Link] |
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| Draxxx Senior Member 3831 Posts 2/07 | But speaking on porn and mainstream's barrier "disappearing"...I don't think it ever will when it comes to content. I don't see a need for it really. The best to hope for would be for the stigma to go away so the pressure and shame of doing porn doesn't weigh so much on the performers. And for porn would be a safer place to work and the performers treated better and respected. Otherwise, I don't see the need to have a hardcore scene in a mainstream movie. Nudity is fine but once you put hardcore a mainstream movie it will overshadow everything else in the movie. On the porn side of things...would big budgets and "great" directors actually make porn "better"? For a certain type of porn, absolutely. Where acting is required and the movie/scene is story-driven...yes. But for the type of scenes where two people just show up and have sex...I don't think so. Porn already has some talented directors and other than awards time I don't think for some fans their stuff is really seen as good/great when they're more concerned with how hard the guy can pound the girl. |
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