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Klixo
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Posted - Feb 9 2013 : 1:01AM
As our crew was doing an oil change, someone said something like "Phil knows about female-female contact" and Phil went along and said "Oh, yeah I'm an expert, I've seen some documentaries..." we had a good laugh. Made me wonder about lesbian performers.
I've seen published remarks or profiles in which women state they are 100% straight, yet do their share of lesbian scenes - often very erotically and convincingly. Then there are those that do nothing but lesbian scenes, someone like Euro-pornstar Peaches comes to mind - she reportedly lives with her lover and sometime co-star. So, is it a difficult thing to get used to? Seems like it would be hard to adjust for men to have sex with other men - although there are a few bisexual actors out there. What I'm getting at is this: Is it easier for girls? Sounds bigoted I know, but no way do I think that.
matchmaker
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Posted - Feb 9 2013 : 1:16AM
I've noticed that both Marie Luv and Katie St. Ives used to mainly do boy/girl scenes, but eventually started doing girl/girl scenes later on. Maybe one of them or both of them could answer your question (since both post here).
Geri
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Posted - Feb 9 2013 : 4:18AM
There isn't one, or two answers, to your question. There are many.
Despite what many claim, human sexuality is not necessarily fixed for life. It can be fluid. The veteran porn star Annie Spinkle is quite a good example of this.
BradfordS
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Posted - Feb 9 2013 : 4:32AM
It's definitely not bigoted to think that way.
Men and women are too different to compare when it comes to sexuality. How many guys do you know who makeout with other guys just because? I know too many "straight" women who have had sex and/or had relationships with other women. I've even read there is no such thing as a straight woman. It's hard for men to understand, because we're much more visual when it comes to sexuality.
I would say it's much easier. In fact, it's probably possible for every single girl in porn. They just have to get past whatever mental blockade that makes them think other females are off limits.
Gunzo
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Posted - Feb 9 2013 : 6:42AM
I believe people are basically bi-sexual, meaning that sex can be physically pleasing even if you're not all that attracted to a particular person. But women are less visual, meaning that heterosexual women aren't as disgusted with gay sex as heterosexual men can often be. I'll say no thanks when hit on by a man, but in a classic 60's orgy I'd probably try it out anyways.
Also, the world is not as condemning when it comes to girl/girl-sex, we all love pretty lesbians getting freaky. Historically sex with non-pentration has not been considered fucking and adultery. If you read classic novels it's often clear that men did not know or care for how the female sexuality works, and women seem to have discovered that the softer female touch is often more pleasurable.
Well, those area a few of my cents on the subject I guess.
 
Klixo
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Posted - Feb 9 2013 : 12:01PM
Now I remember the porn profile - it was Silvia Saint, she said she was heterosexual. I've enjoyed some documentaries with her licking pussy.
It's true that I could imagine say, sucking a cock, but it's unimaginable to think of kissing another man. I suppose that things could change, but yikes.
Which leads to a related question: Can and do women find sex with gay men exciting? Or bisexual sex between guys? I know that's an older topic, but things change like I said.
BradfordS
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Posted - Feb 9 2013 : 6:52PM
This is how weird women are. I love them, but this is impossible for me to understand...
Lesbians who watch gay(guy) porn
Gore Gore Girl All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Feb 10 2013 : 1:24PM
Yes. Well, I don't know about actually doing it in real life (seems that might be what you're suggesting), but yes to finding it sexually arousing. I assume women also attempt to do it in real life and live out a fantasy.
Girls watch gay porn too.
Women that watch gay porn.
Do women masturbate to gay porn?
And, most recently (earning a resounding and quite straightforward "YES"): Do women fantasize about guy on guy?
Considering an entire literary subgenre, slash fiction, has been thriving since the 1970s, I don't understand why people still wonder about this.
Geri
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Posted - Feb 10 2013 : 4:03PM
Sort of agree with quite a lot of what you say but I think it's a myth that women are less "visual" than men.
Most women are more than a little preoccupied with being (visually) beautiful. And following on from that with being (visually) sexually attractive. Most women spend a lot of time looking at themselves and checking out other women - even if they are totally hetero. A lot of women spend time making each other look hot and sharing beauty tips. Most women have no inhibitions at all about remarking on how beautiful and sexy another woman looks. It's socially totally acceptable.
That's hardly the case for men. I've noticed that quite a lot of men are reluctant to even acknowledge that another man is "handsome" let alone "sexy". Obviously worried that other people might think he's queer if he compliments another man's good looks.
Gore Gore Girl All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Feb 10 2013 : 4:23PM
This suspicion of yours is supported by numerous scientific studies. In fact, tangentially (as in, not directly about the "visual" myth), a new study just came out showing that men and women are pretty much exactly the same psychologically. A lot of things people state as simple fact are culturally created habits developed in accordance to gender roles.
Edited for clarity.
Edited by - Gore Gore Girl on 2/10/2013 4:26:32 PM
Gore Gore Girl All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Feb 10 2013 : 4:25PM
Oh, but I did want to ask what gender and visuality has to do with the thread topic. I don't understand the connection.
MisandryMan
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Posted - Feb 10 2013 : 8:15PM
This is one of those "porn stars are people" questions that are very interesting to me but I don't think I'd ever trust the answer to unless I got it from a close friend who was a porn star. Like, we'd known each other for years and I called her by her real name and not her stage name.
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