Pron- not really.
So, I am not the avid pron fan. There are many things about pron that I just can’t get into.
Now, don’t take this as a bash on sex, because, well, I do enjoy it and partake in the event. Watching other people have sex , even if it is with a door knob, just isn’t my thing. It’s kinda like sports… I understand the purpose, but would rather play than watch.
So my reasons outside of that:
1. It’s fake as all hell. The people on that screen don’t really like each other or act that way away from a camera.
2. It’s disgusting. Pron has it’s variances, from the normal “givingmymanaknobjob” to the extremes of ” 2girloneuberdisgustingcup”.
3. Homemade porn= barf bag. The people usually are uglyasfuck, the cinematography is like a five year old holding the camera, and just ewwww… I really don’t want to peer into the litter box of some people’s homes.
4. Some of it is just reallyfuckinstrange. I don’t want to see a woman bang a horse, a three liter bottle, or even her step dad.
There are many reasons I am sure I could list here, but enough said. Feel free to list why you like or dislike pron. I am sure we all have our reasons why it works/ doesn’t work for us.
I think that anyone who would rather watch pr0n than partake in the real act is missing the point.
Pr0n is about, first and foremost, feeding into the fantasy. The actors don’t have to like one another, as long as they can follow the scripted material to play out the fantasy of the writer, which it is hoped reflects the fantasies of the audience.
Pr0n is also 99.9999999% geared toward men. It is assumed that most men want to see the most disgusting acts played out on screen. According to the industry, men want to see exactly how far the vagina can stretch. We, apparently, all want to see a beautiful woman drenched in the semen of 100 angry dwarfs with foot-and-a-half long penises. Even so-called “Lesbian” pr0n is geared toward men. Men are far more visual when it comes to sexual stimulation than women are, and pr0n plays on that. This difference in sexual “buttons” explains why a much lower percentage of women than men like watching.