The article discusses the author's experience using porn to understand sexuality while writing realistic sex scenes. A defense is mounted against criticism regarding the authenticity of porn for learning. The author differentiates between porn that might appear realistic and genuine feminist porn, emphasizing that real support for performers requires paying for content. By consuming free porn from sites like Porn Hub, viewers often engage with stolen content that exploits creators and perpetuates exploitative practices. The author argues for the necessity of ethical consumption in porn to protect performers' rights and welfare.
Of course you can find porn that depicts realistic sex, but the only way porn can be feminist is if you're paying for it.
If we care about the humanity of the performers, we have to pay for our porn to support their rights and ensure they are safely compensated.
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