when I was new to the net I only knew of Google. As a woman, I REALLY HAAATE "porn sites geared for women." I don't need anything "geared" especially just for me, or anything "erotic or couples-oriented."
I signed up for plain reg sites just like BlacksonBlondes and Clubredlight. I don't need a site made "especially" for me, I like the porn that is out there just fine.
I also do not like looking at pics of just men, I just like to see the hardcore action.
when I was new to the net I only knew of Google. As a woman, I REALLY HAAATE "porn sites geared for women." I don't need anything "geared" especially just for me, or anything "erotic or couples-oriented."
I signed up for plain reg sites just like BlacksonBlondes and Clubredlight. I don't need a site made "especially" for me, I like the porn that is out there just fine.
I also do not like looking at pics of just men, I just like to see the hardcore action.
ok, what sites would you be reading and click a link for an interesting product? i am trying to buy advertising for some very high end dildos, but having a hard time finding places
ok, what sites would you be reading and click a link for an interesting product? i am trying to buy advertising for some very high end dildos, but having a hard time finding places
I really don't know. Like i said i just joined regular paysites. If I were to purchase toys I think I would probably buy then from an on-line store such as Goodvibes, that looks reputable... that I would find through google... (back before I knew bout tgp's)
Before the net I have ordered stuff from an Adam & Eve catalogue. In the back of women's magazines like Cosmopolitan they always have ads for sex toys and catalogues to buy toys and videos. That would probably also work if you have the budget.
I personally do not like stories too much, but i know that lots of women do, so a site like Literotica would probably also be good.
I really don't know. Like i said i just joined regular paysites. If I were to purchase toys I think I would probably buy then from an on-line store such as Goodvibes, that looks reputable... that I would find through google... (back before I knew bout tgp's)
Before the net I have ordered stuff from an Adam & Eve catalogue. In the back of women's magazines like Cosmopolitan they always have ads for sex toys and catalogues to buy toys and videos. That would probably also work if you have the budget.
I personally do not like stories too much, but i know that lots of women do, so a site like Literotica would probably also be good.
we have the se's taken care of for the most part, so finding us there isn't the problem...but I want to get our name out to a wider audience...
Sorry jace, you're right...I think I messed up the name of the site....I thought it was Hush, but I must have it wrong. I'll do some reasearch and see if I can find the one that I'm thinking of.
I do agree with phogirl though. I don't feel the need to find a site that is especially made for women...at least not in the way that I've seen it done thus far. So far it seems like the female-focused porn is all soft and fuzzy-focus and not as explicit as regular porn. I love porn movies that show explicit sex (I want to see the penetrations), and rough sex, etc. All that soft-core video crap is a waste to me. And I don't just think that's because I'm in the industry...lol. I think most women just want to see real, explicit se with guys who don't look like Fabio but look like buff hotties that we would actualy fuck.
the couple chicks i have as friends ALL have membeships with "we live together". I dont know the appeal but even they know the download/cancel dance. No they dont work in tech.
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There are a *lot*of women readers at places like Fleshbot and Eros Blog. It's not that women don't want hard-core porn -- many like it -- but funny thing, they don't seem to enjoy the female-negativity that permeates so much porn marketing. I've got sites with tons of female traffic, and the only thing I do different is avoid heavy use of the sluts/bitches/hahahahas/whores marketing jargon that's so popular with the guido pornographer crowd.
(I think that porn-for-women-site mentioned up-thread is at sssh.com.)
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