Do Women Like “Violent” Porn?
According to recent research, some women are really into “violent porn”, even more than men. While most people weren’t into aggressive porn, a lot of women were Read More …
Ms Naughty looks at porn for women, feminism and sex in general
According to recent research, some women are really into “violent porn”, even more than men. While most people weren’t into aggressive porn, a lot of women were Read More …
I was recently interviewed for an ABC news article which appears today: Ethical porn: does it exist and who makes it? I had a long chat with Kellie Scott who wrote the piece but alas, I feel like my quotes only really skim over what I was trying to say. Still, it’s always nice to get a mainstream media mention. The reason I’m firing up my long-neglected blog today is Read More …
Pornhub’s latest data doesn’t reveal much. Vice actually asked women. Some illuminating quotes resulted. Read More …
This is the 10th roundup of porn for women news and views. A look at what happened in the world of women’s erotica and feminist porn in 2015, with info on news items, events, awards, new films and books and censorship. Read More …
A new study looking at what women find sexually arousing has found that their response can be classified as either bisexual or homosexual, but never totally heterosexual. Read More …
A new survey of 3000 women found most weren’t concerned about the impact of porn on their lives and also that a majority sourced their pornography from free sites. Read More …
Pornhub has released new stats on how many women are watching porn and there’s been a few news articles discussing why women like porn. So here’s a compilation post of them. Read More …
Part 2 – In which I pick apart Laura McNally’s “So What If Your Porn Is Feminist” article and offer my own defence of feminist porn. Read More …
A story about “anal tears” and rough sex injuries in teens has become an assumed truth, despite it being based on anecdotal evidence. This makes it “panicdotal” – using anecdotes to incite a moral panic. Read More …
A survey of Irish porn users has found that 56% of women enjoyed porn and that many felt it had a positive effect on their relationship. 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 …
Pornhub have release statistics on what female surfers are watching on their site. There’s no details about where this data came from. Also, it doesn’t show if women are actually satisfied with mainstream porn. Read More …
The authors of “A Billion Wicked Thoughts” have used extremely dodgy research to back up their assertions that men and women are different. And they’ve flat out lied about ForTheGirls.com in the process. Read More …
Cosmopolitan surveyed 4000 men and 4000 women about their porn watching habits. The results are badly presented but interesting enough. How women watch porn shows the female gaze in action. Read More …
2013 marks my 13th year in porn and this is the 8th yearly retrospective about porn for women. Last year I noted the term wasn’t used as much as “feminist porn”. This year has seen multiple denunciations of the phrase in the media and industry. Perhaps this is indicative of an evolving porn industry and a changing audience, although Google searches for “porn for women” remain prevalent. Will this be Read More …