Repulsion towards porn now

What about women that squirt? You can't fake that and only do that if you really feel horny.

 

I'm sure they orgasm. But how many times have you followed by being repulsed by what you just watched / did

 

But I'm on NoFap for a reason. These women agreed to being recorded, not once or twice but several times. And from there body language and sayings it's clear there not ashamed and enjoy it.
And what shocks me the most is that these women are just your average daily women.

 

This is actually something I've been thinking about a lot as I try to overcome my porn addiction. Honestly, I think the guys in porn probably have some of their own mental health issues, and would definitely qualify as sex addicts. In our culture, many people think that's a good thing, and encourage men to be sex addicts, but it can be very lonely and unhealthy. I wish we heard more from men who have left porn, but we tend not to hear their side of the story.

 

Hawx79, I don't mean to be offensive or insulting, but it really seems to me that you're still under the spell of porn's illusion. What makes you say that these are women who are average, everyday people? They are sex workers, plain and simple, and your average person is not a sex worker. They have agreed to have sex for money, and it's much more about the money than about the sex. They might be desperate, naive, gullible, or even on drugs. Please keep in mind that what you see on camera is a lie: it has often been edited down from hours of material. Even amateur sites will have teams of people behind the camera, including a director who may give directions and thinks about camera angles ahead of time. Don't be fooled by what you think you see--educate yourself on what porn is really like for the people who participate in it. And don't ever listen to an active porn star when they say how it is. They're just selling their brand, and they have to think about marketing themselves to producers. It is 100% about money, just like prostitution. Again, I encourage you to watch the documentary "Hot Girls Wanted" on Netflix. It reveals some of these things, and plainly shows that the women involved are playing a part for the camera. It is NOT real life.

 

Well I've seen prostitutes and used escorts and they all have that worn out look to them. While these women who play in these porn clips look like the women that could be living in a middle class neighborhood. I mean they look healthy, naughty but still balanced. They smile and laugh while doing it.

 

That's because they know they're on camera, and many of them are too naive to realize they're actually causing themselves harm. How do you think they feel afterward, knowing that their job prospects might be harmed by their decisions, and their families can see their porn on the internet? I can't convince you that porn isn't what you're making it out to be, but the evidence is all around.

 

If it's so harmful why are there still so many women willing to be on a porn clip for millions to see around the world from all countries? And there aren't signs that it's diminishing.

 

That's because there is always a new batch of 18 year-old girls showing up. They often go from "she's new!" to "MILF"-looking in the space of a very few years, or even months. The business eats them up. But there's always a new crop showing up. Why do they show up? who knows? But I'm pretty sure there isn't a guy just out of camera pointing a gun at their heads.

 

I always thought only men enjoy sex and that women just endured it... I realized how out of touch I was from reality.

 

Again, Hawx, all I can say is that you need to educate yourself. Read stories from ex-porn stars. Watch documentaries about porn. Learn what the industry is really like. It seems like you want to really hold to the belief that porn is okay. That's your decision, but you're doing yourself a disservice if you don't look into it for yourself, and I fear you will never overcome a PMO addiction if you don't start to dig deeper into the reality of porn. In the long run, it is an exploitive industry, period, even if some people enjoy performing for a short while. I implore you to do your own research.