Female oriented erotica

Contrary to some of the backwards, reductive stereotypes out there, it is definitely not just men flocking to online porn. According to a study , a full 31 percent of women are now clicking for kicks of their own. Pornhub reported that, in , women made up 29 percent of the site's visitors worldwide, which marks a 3 percent increase over the previous year. Pornhub might be the reigning king of internet sex watching, but it's certainly not the only name in the game.

This living rockstar of genderqueer pornography continues to be a boundary-breaking sex radical who looks amazing in a white tank top and black pants. They have made over videos in five countries, and every scene is a sizzler. Jacques While it's not exactly a book, Jacques is for women's print magazines what Playboy claimed it was back in the '60s: a classy, sexy, glossy mag with incisive articles and beautiful pictures. Even better than Playboy , Jacques provides interesting themes number eight was "The Betrayal Issue" and the photos show a powerful sexuality that makes you feel the women are not just there to be looked at. They're also looking back. A is for Amour The first book of Alison Tyler's "Alphabet Erotica" series, A is for Amour is an anthology of erotic stories that encourages sexy participation without delving into anything overly extreme. A nice, generically exciting collection, the rest of the series is equally interesting and worth a read.

There's no shortage of porn on the Internet, but it's hard to find something you actually want to watch. On a lot of free sites, it often feels like you have to wade through video after video and pop-up after pop-up of people degrading, insulting, and violating women before you can find decent porn sites for women. Given what a task that is, it's no wonder more men than women still watch porn.

All you have to do is watch a few minutes of mainstream porn , to realize that plenty of it is really demeaning and degrading toward women. And it's not just in front of the camera that these things play out; behind the camera, countless allegations have surfaced about unethical behavior, including claims of sexual assault on porn sets. Because it's a male-dominated field, it can be hard to find pornography that's both ethical and appeals to women's desires. But that's where feminist pornographer Erika Lust comes along.