Ms Naughty looks at porn for women, feminism and sex in general
I had a video on Youtube called “Porn Scene Goes Horribly Wrong”. It’s a joke video in which a couple kiss but can’t have sex because “I’m not feeling it because people don’t pay for porn anymore.” It’s an anti piracy statement. Youtube has banned it. Their email said: “Content that contains spam, scams, or other deceptive practices that seek to exploit the community are not allowed on YouTube. This Read More …
Vimeo has deleted my account for the third time. I’ve sent an email asking to explain their guidelines and to define “sexual stimulation” Read More …
I haven’t written in the blog for a year. I’m taking a break. Read More …
I’ve long been feeling that the online porn business is on its last legs. Thanks to new laws FOSTA/SESTA and HR2219, the pornocalypse may be here. Read More …
Erika Lust’s SFW film has been deleted from Youtube 2 days after the media wrote about it. This post discusses ongoing censorship by social media sites and even “respectable” well known erotic filmmakers aren’t immune from it. Read More …
I’ve been banned and realnamed by Facebook. This is another ranty post about censorship on online platforms. Read More …
A website asked me to write about porn for them but they absolutely refused to link to my porn site. Thus perpetuating porn stigma and the ongoing pornocalypse. Read More …
2014 marks the tenth anniversary of the Ms Naughty Porn for Women Blog and the ninth anniversary of this retrospective. And you know, I’m not sure the retrospective is needed anymore, especially since the topics have expanded beyond the old idea of “porn for women” and now include feminist porn, queer porn and censorship. Still, habits are hard to break and there has actually been a lot to report on Read More …
Grand Theft Auto 5 allows gamers to kill sex workers. This is abhorrent and yet I resist the calls for it to be banned. I feel uncertain as to where I stand on this issue. Here’s why. Read More …
A new raft of anti-porn laws in the UK ban the depiction of facesitting, fisting and female ejaculation. These laws are the same as Australia’s but also include online video. Here’s a brief summary of my thoughts on this. Read More …
Cindy Gallop from MakeLoveNotPorn often talks about financial discrimination because her site is adult. Here I talk about the realities of trying to do business in an anti-porn financial landscape. Read More …
Facebook is enforcing it’s “real names” policy. It looks like my “retired” pseudonym of Louise Lush will be around for a while, simply because it looks more “real” than “Ms. Naughty.” Read More …
A debate entitled “Women In Porn: Shattering The Myths” is having trouble finding an anti-porn activist to round out the panel, as those contacted are refusing to take part, even though it’s a web video event. Read More …
Today I successfully changed the name on my neglected Google Plus profile to Ms. Naughty. This happened not because of the five separate rejected appeals I made for a name change but because Google finally came to its senses Read More …
Vimeo deleted all my videos and said they were “primarily focused on sexual stimulation”. Here is my correspondence asking them to clarify their terms and asking why they are discriminating against erotic content. Read More …