thieflikeme

Man...

Every time there's a porn AMA done by a female creator, at the very top is some question that pretends it's in good faith when there's a ton of judgment and corners painted in between the lines. It's very obvious the kind of demographic that's reading these AMA's, because this is a chance to discuss making sex work safer but instead it's filtered through this puritanical lens in which pornography is rarely anything but harmful to those who create it and those who consume it.

The fact is the majority of reddit and most societies for that matter don't see sex work and art and real work or real art, and being a creator or willing participant should be something performed by outcasts of society and people who simply can't do anything else.

you have been banned from r/azerbaijan

Are you actually shaming a content creator simply because you can't help but overconsume pornography to the extent that it affects your sex life? Just because you can't enjoy something in moderation doesn't mean everyone else should start having to deprive themselves of something they can enjoy in a healthy way. Some people credit pornography with helping them open up about their sexuality, so what's your point here?

Hi guys, big fans of both Pele/Collections of Colonies of Bees and Bon Iver.

What is the writing process like for Volcano Choir? How does the dynamic of your band change when Justin is thrown in the mix?

Monster Truck/Grump reference?