Classroom roleplay is one of the most produced scenarios in adult film and one of the worst served by tube tagging. Here is what the genre is actually built on, why its search vocabulary is so unreliable, and where the hard line sits.
It looks like there is another series of sexual assault allegations leveled at a celebrity. This time it’s not a politician, a priest, or someone in Hollywood, but it is someone involved in the entertainment industry.
Every year or two the whole industry decides on a new name, and a wave of near-identical articles follows within months. What actually selects that name, why the pieces are always written at the same point in a career, and why they age worse than anything else in this format.
This sweet little Georgia Peach has been in the skin business since 2015 and so far has never failed to impress me. As we’ll see, she’s performed in several scenes for several of my favorite studios and performed pretty well at that.
Unless you’re a shut-in incel with otaku tendencies, I’m sure that you all have some sort of story with friends, at work, or in your work life, which is so bizarre it was like being in a movie.
Now we come to the final part of this ongoing epic series. If you haven’t seen the first two installments of my commentary on famous folks who did and have been made offers to be in adult entertainment read those.
I always talk about how everyone has a preference for sex and porn – and that’s a-okay. Regular readers of mine will also note that I occasionally rant and rave about, or rather against the plague of anti-porn radical feminists and religious types.
Almost every tag on a tube site names an act. This one names a medical condition, which makes it the one category nothing on the internet can verify and the one where the label is wrong most often. Also, briefly, the question people are actually searching this for.
For those who live in other parts of the world, a common rite of passage in North and South America is getting a car as a teenager. And being a horny teen, most of them usually get their first real wet ride in the back of their metal ride.
Content blocking is a comfort and convenience tool that happens to reduce risk. It is not a security product, and treating it as one leaves the actual failure mode wide open — because on adult sites, almost nothing bad happens to you without your cooperation.
The map of sensitive places is a starting hypothesis rather than a specification, and treating it as the latter is the single most common way this goes wrong.
A hair colour is a scene tag, not a career, and the stat tables these rankings are built from measure a studio's release schedule rather than a performer. This is what the numbers actually mean and how to find performers whose work you will keep coming back to.