Porn has always been more than just a way to get off.

Once you push past that instant thrill, you realize it’s a full-blown art form—a collision of performance, fashion, and cinema. It’s a creative masterpiece wrapped in desire, and yet, so many still can’t see it. These days, though, it feels like we’re wading through a flood of anti-porn rhetoric. From social media posts to unsolicited ads, and those pompous talking heads on news panels who always seem to have their two cents to throw at the industry—it’s relentless. But this isn’t new. Porn has been controversial since the beginning of time. However, recently, anti-porn activists have stepped up their game, calling it an “addiction” and pushing for legal restrictions, all under the banner of “Project 2025” by the Heritage Foundation. It’s almost laughable coming from a government that touts deregulation and personal freedom.

If porn is your thing, own it.
Don’t let anyone dictate your desires. There’s this crushing societal pressure to shame those of us who enjoy porn responsibly and consensually. But I’ve been here before. Raised in the South, I was surrounded by sexual shame and guilt, a product of a culture that viewed porn as the ultimate sin. That is, until I stumbled upon the cinematic genius of Andrew Blake’s films, which opened my eyes to the artistry of pornography. That discovery ignited a passion in me that’s been burning ever since.

Something’s shifted in the porn community.
We’ve become obsessed with “Gooning”—this hyper-engaged, almost trance-like state of indulgence. And in the process, we’ve swallowed the false narrative that porn is addictive. Let me clear that up: it’s not. Sure, overconsumption might be a red flag for deeper issues, but porn itself isn’t the problem. At its heart, we’re just fans. We love the films, the creativity, the personalities. We get hyped for the latest releases and dive deep into conversations about scenes and genres. It’s no different from sports fans freaking out over the latest game highlights. We’re enthusiasts, plain and simple.

Then, there’s the future.
Technology is taking us to places we couldn’t have even dreamed of a decade ago. The introduction of sex machines has taken the whole experience to the next level. These aren’t just toys; they’re game-changers. Imagine bringing your wildest fantasies to life in ways traditional porn could never match. With tools that sync up with videos, you can control the pace, intensity, and rhythm of the experience—all while getting your partner’s input. It’s like having a hands-on experience with the scenes, even if they’re miles away. That kind of interaction? It’s a whole new world, one that passive viewing can’t even touch.

For those of us who live and breathe porn, these machines are more than just gadgets—they’re essential. They bridge the gap between fantasy and reality, turning the screen into something tangible. And trust me, it’s as wild and immersive as it sounds.

So here’s the bottom line: If porn is your thing, embrace it. Own it. Don’t let anyone shame you for it. The technology available today opens up a world of possibilities for deeper interaction, more intimacy, and a level of engagement that goes far beyond what we ever thought was possible. Sex machines are just the tip of the iceberg, and with them, we’re rewriting the rules on what it means to enjoy porn in the most real and satisfying way.