Porn For Women          A Growing Trend Some are calling it Erotica for Women, and others call it Porn for Women. Whatever one chooses to call it, pornography for women has steadily grown on the Internet as well as sex toys and other sexually focused trends.

Lisa S. Lawless, Ph.D., C.E.O. HolisticWisdom.com Founder

Only a few years ago, women looking for photos of a naked straight man would have been disappointed. Some women have even said that they used to end up going to gay sites just to get the visual stimulation they were seeking.

Now the adult industry has finally realized that women like sex too, and is beginning to cater to women's sexual tastes. While women enjoy sappy, romantic pics, they also enjoy hard-core sex photos.

I personally think that more porn for women is a good thing as it is generally more tasteful and not as derogatory as many porn for men has become. Demeaning statements like "sloppy holes to fuck" is why a lot of porn gets a bad rap and is considered demeaning in my opinion.

We might start to see more realistic, honest, or sensual depictions of sex in the current climate of conservatism and censorship. Anti-porn crusaders and extreme feminists insist that ALL porn must be banned because it is degrading to women. While SOME porn may fit this bill, it's difficult to argue that women's erotica does. In fact, it does quite the opposite by empowering women to explore their sexuality, and creating a more level playing field.

Full frontal male nudity on film and television is rare, while female nudity is commonplace, but thankfully the Internet has made the balance is slightly more even. In years past, it was assumed that only men liked porn and masturbation, it was something that women "just didn't do." Kinsey's report in the 50's seemed to confirm this, despite the fact that the women in the sample had never been exposed to porn, nor had been brought up to believe they could like it.

Fifty years later, these misconceptions are slowly being broken down. Women DO like porn. The difference is that when marketing to women many companies respect that they should provide mental and emotional stimulation along with the sex. Personally, I think that this is discrimination toward men because I feel that men need mental and emotional stimulation too, but perhaps porn for women will be a step further into some companies understanding that.

As more and more women use the Internet, the adult industry for women will continue to grow and thrive and hopefully society will start to see more orgasmic, and happier women in the future as a result! There is still a long way to go when it comes to addressing women's sexuality, but I am confident that we shall overcome the obstacles that lay ahead.

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