LADY GODIVA: The Naked Truth

Pornocracy: The New Sex Multinationals (2017) is one of the better documentaries I've ever seen period let alone on pornography.   It's available for rent/purchase on YouTube and it is available for free on Kanopy .  Pornocracy opens with a man discussing the various types of performance-enhancing drugs that get injected into porn stars with  Ovidie, the director, who had worked in the pornography industry herself for 17 years : the  Caverject that gets injected into the penises of porn actors to keep them rigid for abnormally long amounts of time (19 hours), the  Pitocin (which is synthetic Oxycontin, oftentimes used to trigger labor and cervix dilation) and Lidocaine, a local anesthetic (numbing medication) which works by blocking nerve signals in your body. Lidocaine is used topically to reduce pain or discomfort caused by skin irritations such as sunburn, insect bites, poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, and minor cuts, scratches, or burns.  Howe...

Belle Knox is running the media circuit and while on The View  she admitted to Barbara Walters   that she began watching porn at age 12.   With that admission, people should start to discredit a teenager that claims she's doing this as a prevention against the loss of her sexual autonomy instead of it merely being a non-conventional way to pay costly college tuition, as she's also claimed as being what spurred her to pursue this 'profession'.  If you've read my post on Linda Lovelace   you will see that Knox is subscribing herself to predatory patriarchal capitalism and has been effectively brainwashed into deluding herself that she's living out a sexual fantasy of her own instead of being groomed to live out a kyriarchal fantasy that was imposed upon her delicate psyche from unchecked externalities.   Knox also said on The View "... in porn, I’m in a safe, controlled environment where I set ...

18 year old Belle Knox has been dubbed the 'Duke porn star' after making headlines last month when her sideline porn gig's cover was blown by a bunch of disproportionately male fellow university students.  They initially made their presence known to Knox on her personal Facebook account with a barrage of random friend requests but she acknowledges not making the real link to her moonlighting as a porn actress being the cause to the sudden surging interest in being her friend until someone in her class started following her alter-ego Twitter feed. As the campus slut-shaming and fallout harassment escalated, no doubt mainly being caused by her 'adoring male fans' and after Knox's true identity was revealed against her will she choose to write about her experience in a xoJane piece that went viral.           Knox's own words as to why she choice to pursue this 'career' (for t...

#1). Chong Kim  Chong Kim is an American born Korean who was kidnapped and forced into human trafficking from 1995 to 1997.  Kim was 18 at the time but her captors were under the impression that she was 13.  She worked her way up to "madame" status in order to escape.  Which Kim did manage to do and now is a very outspoken activist against the dark underbelly of American human trafficking and the role America plays in the global sex slavery trade.  These are little girls giving birth to babies that in turn, also become sex slaves for the same evil system that helped spawn them.  Free cattle, if you will. It's absolutely horrifying. I learned about Chong Kim after seeing an ad on Alternet.org for the movie Eden that was made about Kim's truly victorious tale of overcoming dangerous odds and not just escaping (where the movie ends) but to see in reality a woman that has overcome obstacles, transcending victimhood, and even the status the word survi...

I've often wondered that very question. After watching the BBC documentary "Teens Hooked on Girls" -- which was more like "Boys Hooked on Porn" I can't help but ponder over that question now more than ever.  I'm no scientist and I don't have a doctorate but something about the information I've been exposed to bothers me. Thanks to this documentary I now know that "Vampire Porn" exists and certainly have no desire to Google it.  The mere notion as to what 'vampire porn' could be makes me a bit puke-ish not unlike other pornography that seems to desecrate bodies and souls, instead of celebrating and loving those bodies and souls; and that statement comes from a very agnostic place.  But that's the part of porn that makes me uncomfortable, that causes me to look away, to know it's wrong because it feels wrong.  Yet there's a reason why that porn is being made, it's being made for those that cannot look away, thos...

...I thought I knew what Revenge Porn was. And maybe dear reader, you might not even have heard of Revenge Porn yet.  This woman does an excellent job of breaking it down: But not until I read this article based on true accounts, did I become aware that a seemingly disproportionate amount of women and girls had been hacked for intimate photos they had never even planned on sharing willingly with others.  As if the notion of Revenge Porn in and of itself weren't despicable enough.  But getting hacked, having private information getting blasted over the internet, resulting in the loss of relationships, friendships, jobs, and lives?--that's just an evil notion to "profit" off of.  Where there was not even a so-called "revenge" committed just a random series of malicious acts on a stranger having done no wrong doing at all.  And where does the data mining stop?--are drunken cleavage shots game?--bikini's?  Some of these ...