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[Yeezy75]

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The girl à Good Whore was fuck insiste then outsider the car , in front Of everyone who where in The Park ,
She Is a Good Whore , The man Call her like this , split on her

[Blusy94]

Where is this wonderful place?

[emmpet8]

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[marc71]

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[eyeofthestorm]

Can we please refrain from calling women “whores”, “sluts” or similar terms? I think it's great that this community, for the most part, has a less misogynistic tone than the usual porn forums, and I'd like it to stay that way — or even get better. Yes, the woman in this video may have said that herself, but we don't have to adopt that language. Thanks for this great community!

[maximussmurf]

Can we please refrain from calling women “whores”, “sluts” or similar terms? I think it's great that this community, for the most part, has a less misogynistic tone than the usual porn forums, and I'd like it to stay that way — or even get better. Yes, the woman in this video may have said that herself, but we don't have to adopt that language. Thanks for this great community!

Thank you for mentioning *clap*

The kind of language used in the original post, especially terms like “whore” is not something I’m comfortable seeing here, and I don’t think it should be normalised in this community.

This forum has generally felt more respectful than most spaces that share similar content, and that’s a big part of why people stick around. Lately, though, I’ve noticed more of these kinds of comments creeping in, and it really takes away from that.

Regardless of what someone might say in a recording, we don’t have to repeat or reinforce degrading language. It’s entirely possible to describe or appreciate content without resorting to terms that are disrespectful or dehumanising. And even if someone is a professional working in that space, they still deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Lets keep things considerate and respectful.

[yeppie]

Can we please refrain from calling women “whores”, “sluts” or similar terms? I think it's great that this community, for the most part, has a less misogynistic tone than the usual porn forums, and I'd like it to stay that way — or even get better. Yes, the woman in this video may have said that herself, but we don't have to adopt that language. Thanks for this great community!

Thank you for mentioning *clap*

The kind of language used in the original post, especially terms like “whore” is not something I’m comfortable seeing here, and I don’t think it should be normalised in this community.

This forum has generally felt more respectful than most spaces that share similar content, and that’s a big part of why people stick around. Lately, though, I’ve noticed more of these kinds of comments creeping in, and it really takes away from that.

Regardless of what someone might say in a recording, we don’t have to repeat or reinforce degrading language. It’s entirely possible to describe or appreciate content without resorting to terms that are disrespectful or dehumanising. And even if someone is a professional working in that space, they still deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Lets keep things considerate and respectful.

100% agreed. Thanks to both of you!

[sndprv]

Referring to the recorded women as 'whores', 'sluts', etc. is so 2010s.

New posters assume that it makes the upload more catchy - like the title of video on a free porn site - but,
sooner or later, they discover that this all becomes boring, pointless and meaningless. (I've already been
down this road myself, unfortunately.)

Members are usually more interested in stuff like: the situation, the setting, how the participants were
captured, a description and approximate age of the participants (if possible), a transcript of any
dialogue/vocals.

[Chibrax]

To do simple , i saw 2 car Park together in a Forest parking where many couple used to fuck ,
The girl à Good Whore was fuck insiste then outsider the car , in front Of everyone who where in The Park ,
She Is a Good Whore , The man Call her like this , split on her

Were there people who saw them, who watched them discreetly? Was the girl turned on by the situation?

[Oye]

Can we please refrain from calling women “whores”, “sluts” or similar terms? I think it's great that this community, for the most part, has a less misogynistic tone than the usual porn forums, and I'd like it to stay that way — or even get better. Yes, the woman in this video may have said that herself, but we don't have to adopt that language. Thanks for this great community!

100% agree.. I find it awful that people use these terms...I think it should be a warning, then a ban.

[Stott13]

Can we please refrain from calling women “whores”, “sluts” or similar terms? I think it's great that this community, for the most part, has a less misogynistic tone than the usual porn forums, and I'd like it to stay that way — or even get better. Yes, the woman in this video may have said that herself, but we don't have to adopt that language. Thanks for this great community!

Totally agree. We're having an issue in the U.S. these days with a serious "toxic masculinity - Manosphere" movement that's headquartered in Miami FL, but is influencing young American men throughout the entire nation. It's a knee-jerk reaction to all of the female empowerment that's occured in America over the last half-century making men feel inadequate. The reaction of these guys is to show as much chauvinist masculinity as possible and use demeaning, derogatory terms to describe women in various videos and online posts. It's NOT a good phenomenon whatsoever.

[Chibrax]

To do simple , i saw 2 car Park together in a Forest parking where many couple used to fuck ,
The girl à Good Whore was fuck insiste then outsider the car , in front Of everyone who where in The Park ,
She Is a Good Whore , The man Call her like this , split on her

Where is it?

[Sktlr]

Totally agree. We're having an issue in the U.S. these days with a serious "toxic masculinity - Manosphere" movement that's headquartered in Miami FL, but is influencing young American men throughout the entire nation. It's a knee-jerk reaction to all of the female empowerment that's occured in America over the last half-century making men feel inadequate. The reaction of these guys is to show as much chauvinist masculinity as possible and use demeaning, derogatory terms to describe women in various videos and online posts. It's NOT a good phenomenon whatsoever.

The difference is when they say it, they mean it in a derogatory way.

I think the discussion has a sensitivity about it where, in my view, a surprising amount of men don't really understand the positive, or, better put, positively charged up connotation of it.

[DalDan]

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[masterofnone]

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