Does Authenticity Matter Here?

[kieranhalcyon01]

im definitely a catfish

I'm more of a bluegill myself

 

[Apisto42]

You know where to find the AM pics thread? there are SOOO many titties there… I promise! Go and have a peek I know you want toooo

This thread was for discussions onlyyy no pics unfortunately!

What? There’s pictures on here?

I never. *clutches pearls*

 

[OneNiceguy007]

I would like to step back from the heat of recent discussions and ask something broader.

Is authenticity important here?

Lit is structured around threads, dialogue and ongoing interaction, with images being only one part of the site. By contrast, there are endless places online to scroll through porn without speaking to a single person, with no community element and no conversation required. So if someone is only interested in visuals and not the person behind them, what makes this space different?

For me, the appeal has always been that there are real people here. The images are part of it, of course. But so are the personalities, the humour, the back and forth, and the sense that there is a human being on the other side of the screen.

That is why authenticity matters to me.

Authenticity does not mean forcing verification. Anonymity and privacy absolutely matter. But there is a difference between protecting privacy and fabricating an identity. Protecting privacy means choosing what you reveal about a real self. Fabricating identity means presenting something as real that is not.

That distinction matters because it shapes whether we are interacting with real people or performances.

So the real question becomes this:

If a space built around interaction becomes flooded with imported images, AI content, or personas that are not grounded in a real person, does that change what kind of place this is? Does it slowly become just another scrolling platform rather than an open community?

If authenticity becomes optional, then the vulnerability of sharing something real becomes interchangeable with something synthetic. Over time, that shifts trust, expectations and the character of the space itself.

I often hear that many users skip sections of text and look straight for posts with pictures. That is their choice. But it does make me reflect. If the human element is irrelevant, what separates Lit from any other site that serves purely visual content?

In a world so heavily saturated with edited realities and disinformation, does it matter if some spaces remain rooted in actual human interaction?

I genuinely think it does.

I also understand that some people come here primarily to escape reality. To enjoy fantasy and to totally disconnect from everyday life and step into something playful or erotic without needing it to be grounded in anything 'real'. There is nothing inherently wrong with that...But for others, part of the appeal is that there is a real person behind the username. The fantasy might be heightened or stylised, but it is still anchored to someone who actually exists. Those are two entirely different ways of engaging.

I am not trying to take fantasy or escapism away from anyone. I know this is an erotic space. Fantasy, exaggeration and playful personas are part of what makes it fun. No one is expecting ID checks or fingerprint recognition.

However, there is still a difference between consensual fantasy and misrepresentation. If we all understand something is stylised (ie, the person behind an account has openly chosen to stay anon) or roleplay, that is one thing, if something is presented as real and it is not, that is something else entirely.

So for me, when authenticity is dismissed altogether, it can unintentionally make those who are here as themselves feel interchangeable with something manufactured.

That is the part that matters to me.

I am really interested in hearing different perspectives. This is not about naming and shaming or targeting anyone. It is about discussing what we want this space to be, and whether authenticity plays a role in that.

The simple answer is that it matters to most but not at all to others and it certainly doesn't matter to those being unauthentic.

If it's AI then it's not so bad just move on but when it's stolen pics or vids that's a whole different matter. Report what you find and move on as it prevents a lot of drama as you well know.

For what it's worth it's very important to me to know that whoever is sharing their pics is authentic and to build a little connection with them. It makes it feel more real and intimate.

The bit i don't really get is why people do it as I simply cannot understand what they get from it unless it some horrible revenge thing but I think most is just people craving attention and going about it the wrong way.

 

[danjtoy]

I would like to step back from the heat of recent discussions and ask something broader.

Is authenticity important here?

Lit is structured around threads, dialogue and ongoing interaction, with images being only one part of the site. By contrast, there are endless places online to scroll through porn without speaking to a single person, with no community element and no conversation required. So if someone is only interested in visuals and not the person behind them, what makes this space different?

For me, the appeal has always been that there are real people here. The images are part of it, of course. But so are the personalities, the humour, the back and forth, and the sense that there is a human being on the other side of the screen.

That is why authenticity matters to me.

Authenticity does not mean forcing verification. Anonymity and privacy absolutely matter. But there is a difference between protecting privacy and fabricating an identity. Protecting privacy means choosing what you reveal about a real self. Fabricating identity means presenting something as real that is not.

That distinction matters because it shapes whether we are interacting with real people or performances.

So the real question becomes this:

If a space built around interaction becomes flooded with imported images, AI content, or personas that are not grounded in a real person, does that change what kind of place this is? Does it slowly become just another scrolling platform rather than an open community?

If authenticity becomes optional, then the vulnerability of sharing something real becomes interchangeable with something synthetic. Over time, that shifts trust, expectations and the character of the space itself.

I often hear that many users skip sections of text and look straight for posts with pictures. That is their choice. But it does make me reflect. If the human element is irrelevant, what separates Lit from any other site that serves purely visual content?

In a world so heavily saturated with edited realities and disinformation, does it matter if some spaces remain rooted in actual human interaction?

I genuinely think it does.

I also understand that some people come here primarily to escape reality. To enjoy fantasy and to totally disconnect from everyday life and step into something playful or erotic without needing it to be grounded in anything 'real'. There is nothing inherently wrong with that...But for others, part of the appeal is that there is a real person behind the username. The fantasy might be heightened or stylised, but it is still anchored to someone who actually exists. Those are two entirely different ways of engaging.

I am not trying to take fantasy or escapism away from anyone. I know this is an erotic space. Fantasy, exaggeration and playful personas are part of what makes it fun. No one is expecting ID checks or fingerprint recognition.

However, there is still a difference between consensual fantasy and misrepresentation. If we all understand something is stylised (ie, the person behind an account has openly chosen to stay anon) or roleplay, that is one thing, if something is presented as real and it is not, that is something else entirely.

So for me, when authenticity is dismissed altogether, it can unintentionally make those who are here as themselves feel interchangeable with something manufactured.

That is the part that matters to me.

I am really interested in hearing different perspectives. This is not about naming and shaming or targeting anyone. It is about discussing what we want this space to be, and whether authenticity plays a role in that.

I've spent some time thinking about this post before responding. Here's my take. Authenticity matters everywhere. But finding authenticity ANYWHERE is hard. It's particularly hard when we're all behind a computer screen. By keeping ourselves largely to the written word (putting aside pictures), our interactions can be thought through, edited, and crafted in a way to create an image we want to perceive. This is more difficult with in person interaction because it removes body language, eye contact, and tone (at least oral tone). So, finding the authenticity is even harder because it's more difficult to discern.

I've only been here less than a month. So my perspective is not particularly long. And I've not had many one on one interactions with people, yet. But here's my objective. My objective is to be authentically me. Those who seem interested in getting to know me (the good, bad, and ugly) will be getting to know the real me. The dumb thoughts; the silly thoughts; the serious thoughts; the kind thoughts; and everything in between. I generally try to avoid the filters in my life. I want to think about the things that matter, and less about the things that don't. I want to enjoy my interactions more than I want to think about crafting who I am. Being present requires more focus on what is happening, and less focus on what I want to happen. And, I hope that in being authentic, the authentic people will rise to the top. I can't control who sends AI images or who posts their stories, posts, thoughts from AI. I can focus on what I am, and hope that others focus on what they are, and we'll meet in the middle. Maybe even with our clothes off.

If I get stuck with an inauthentic person, that would largely be no different than real life where plenty are trying to craft themselves into something they are not. I'll just be me, and let the world fall where it may.

 

[LegendInMyOwnMind]

I value authenticity above all. That's why my avatar is an unretouched photo of me in my gown, laying in bed is my Skilled Nursing Facility. I am what I appear to be. But it doesn't bother me if others stress fantasy more, as long as there is a core of authenticity.

 

[compersionimmersion]

I loved this thread so much!

It's so interesting to me that for some people the anonymity is a playful way of putting on new masks. That does make sense I think-- but as I've become more active I've seen it the other way-- that the freedom comes from unmasking all my pent up fantasies I wouldn't dare share with all the "real" others in my "real" life. I like the feeling that the real deviant me is known by all you other amazing deviant new friends!!

Ya'll even inspired me to post a tasteless pic on a different thread just to feel authentic!!

 

[Zumbamami_69]

Authenticity is something I strive for, but can be a double-edged sword. In the real world, it is difficult to "hide" because everything I'm thinking or feeling shows on my face. It's "honest," but not always practical.

The online world is different. While I may be "myself," it's often a curated version of carefully edited comments to appear "better" than I may be. I've spent countless hours writing and rewriting messages to come across smart, sexy, witty, etc. While at its core it's me, it's a polished up version.

Online I can exude a confidence I wish I had. I can be fearless and beautiful and desirable. Whereas, my authentic self struggles with feelings of inadequacy and self doubt. And neither of those things are sexy or desirable.

By the same token, I know the people I meet online are also presenting a fantasy version of themselves. I have to hope that they are also starting from a place of authenticity, but realistically I know that not all of them are.

Which brings me to actually building relationships online. Yes, it's an artificial environment. Yes, people are presenting as a fantasy version of themselves. And yes, there are no problems, bills or distractions. But, ultimately, I think the more we connect with and bond with that special someone, the artifice is stripped away, allowing the authentic self to emrge.

 

[Mrtenant]

You can be authentically inauthentic.

Playground (by definition is it not a place to have fun?)...makebelieve...roleplay...persona...how does it all it fit in.

If I role-play with someone is it authentic?

If my persona here is just a layer of my personality and if you pay attention or chat, you find other layers...authentic or no?

Being superficial is something people do, authentic or no?

NSA- is it authentic or no?

Seems pretty subjective. Maybe people overthink it. 2 cents. You're welcome.

 

[PotNoodle79]

Interesting question, with equally interesting opinions. I'm not sure I've much of value to add but here we go anyway.

While I value authenticity, I don't expect to always find it. People have agendas and I do believe they are often set out without the intention of hurting others. Its a sex site, how many people here will have met, gone on to IRL and got married? Blah blah. It is what it is.

Am I authentically me? I try to be but I mask a lot. I'm neurodivergent. If real Noodle exploded on the threads, it'd be horrible lol. I make no bones about who or what I am. I'm up front. I don't pretend I've got a six pack. I did tell someone once I had a dad and a half bod.

Because, whats the point of not being yourself? I'd feel more self loathing from kidding someone I looked like a model and them getting jiggy with me than I generally do at myself for being (imo) nothing special at all.
Anyway, ramble over.

 

[Sweetdreams71]

Authenticity on a sex social media site....

You will find everything here, you just need to have the patience to find what your looking for. Some, as posted, have done just that, but be careful. Remember what you put on the Internet stays on the Internet forever.

I came here after I learned somethings about my husband and was seeking validation and was vulnerable for sometime. For the most part, most, are good people and helped me get through a difficult time. It's been a few years since I really was active on here but I am in a comfortable place in my life at the moment.

I am not sure you will find true authenticity here as we all are under some sort of anonymity to protect ourselves.

 

[SirSparky]

Authenticity on a sex social media site....

You will find everything here, you just need to have the patience to find what your looking for. Some, as posted, have done just that, but be careful. Remember what you put on the Internet stays on the Internet forever.

I came here after I learned somethings about my husband and was seeking validation and was vulnerable for sometime. For the most part, most, are good people and helped me get through a difficult time. It's been a few years since I really was active on here but I am in a comfortable place in my life at the moment.

I am not sure you will find true authenticity here as we all are under some sort of anonymity to protect ourselves.

I'm sorry you had a bad time with your husband. Its horrible when it gets that far that you become vulnerable and need validation. I am glad you are in a better place now. Can I ask what your husband did that made you feel that way? Welcome to reply more private in a DM.

 

[ScarletDaisy]

I really enjoy reading this thread.

I think it's a good conversation to have. I also think it's important for people to be aligned. When one person places a higher importance on being real and the other wants to be a space cowboy*, that's when feelings (which are real) can get hurt.


*Not that there's anything wrong with wanting to be a space cowboy (or cowgirl). You do you, Boo.

 

[SpicyBean99]

I’ve really enjoyed reading all the different responses here. I’m glad I opened this conversation!

I’m sure more nuanced takes will come with time, but I think the main takeaway is something we all recognise, at least most of us, even if we don’t always say it outright: finding authenticity on a sex site like this is a bit like finding a needle in a haystack. Not impossible, but inherently difficult if you don’t know where to look. (You gotta find your “people” and that takes time, too.)

That said, authenticity will always matter to me. Even if we meet here behind avatars that look nothing like the “real” person, it’s through conversation and interaction that you start to understand who feels genuine and who doesn’t.

I don’t mind engaging with personas. I understand anonymity entirely…whether it’s for safety, discretion, or maybe just the freedom to explore a different version of yourself. People here can step into a confidence they might not have offline, present themselves how they wish, explore different kinks and learn new things… and I genuinely understand the appeal of that.

But when images come into it… idk… it feels… like what you WANT is to be authentic?

Sharing your body (especially in a space like this) feels, at least to me, like an act of vulnerability. It suggests a level of honesty, or at the very least, a desire to be seen as you are. So when those images aren’t real, when they’re AI-generated or taken from somewhere else… it takes something away from that. It shifts the dynamic from expression to performance in a way that feels… I don’t know…less human?

At the same time, I don’t think authenticity on a site like this is ever going to be entirely straightforward.

It never will be!

It is, by nature, a space built on fantasy and stories. However, within the threads, the playground, and through ongoing conversation, you do begin to recognise patterns in people. To me, the most “authentic” users here show consistency, humour, and a sense of self that feels grounded in reality, rather than fantasy... and others definitely seem more transient in their presence, whether that’s through stirring in the politics threads or approaching interactions in a more transactional way (big up ASD).

I’ve had a lot of time to think about particular topic, because it matters to me… I’ve decided (I think) that although authenticity here might not always be obvious or immediate, it WILL show itself over time. Not in what people claim or pretend to be, but in how they consistently show up!

 

[SirSparky]

I’ve really enjoyed reading all the different responses here. I’m glad I opened this conversation!

I’m sure more nuanced takes will come with time, but I think the main takeaway is something we all recognise, at least most of us, even if we don’t always say it outright: finding authenticity on a sex site like this is a bit like finding a needle in a haystack. Not impossible, but inherently difficult if you don’t know where to look. (You gotta find your “people” and that takes time, too.)

That said, authenticity will always matter to me. Even if we meet here behind avatars that look nothing like the “real” person, it’s through conversation and interaction that you start to understand who feels genuine and who doesn’t.

I don’t mind engaging with personas. I understand anonymity entirely…whether it’s for safety, discretion, or maybe just the freedom to explore a different version of yourself. People here can step into a confidence they might not have offline, present themselves how they wish, explore different kinks and learn new things… and I genuinely understand the appeal of that.

But when images come into it… idk… it feels… like what you WANT is to be authentic?

Sharing your body (especially in a space like this) feels, at least to me, like an act of vulnerability. It suggests a level of honesty, or at the very least, a desire to be seen as you are. So when those images aren’t real, when they’re AI-generated or taken from somewhere else… it takes something away from that. It shifts the dynamic from expression to performance in a way that feels… I don’t know…less human?

At the same time, I don’t think authenticity on a site like this is ever going to be entirely straightforward.

It never will be!

It is, by nature, a space built on fantasy and stories. However, within the threads, the playground, and through ongoing conversation, you do begin to recognise patterns in people. Some show consistency, humour, and a sense of self that feels grounded. Others seem more transient in their presence, whether that’s through stirring in the politics threads or approaching interactions in a more transactional way (big up ASD)

I’ve had a lot of time to think about particular topic, because it matters to me… I’ve decided (I think) that although authenticity here might not always be obvious or immediate, it WILL show itself over time. Not in what people claim or pretend to be, but in how they consistently show up!

Very well put Bean. I couldn't have said it any better myself and i totally agree with all you have said.

 

[Lost_Writer01]

I’ve really enjoyed reading all the different responses here. I’m glad I opened this conversation!

I’m sure more nuanced takes will come with time, but I think the main takeaway is something we all recognise, at least most of us, even if we don’t always say it outright: finding authenticity on a sex site like this is a bit like finding a needle in a haystack. Not impossible, but inherently difficult if you don’t know where to look. (You gotta find your “people” and that takes time, too.)

That said, authenticity will always matter to me. Even if we meet here behind avatars that look nothing like the “real” person, it’s through conversation and interaction that you start to understand who feels genuine and who doesn’t.

I don’t mind engaging with personas. I understand anonymity entirely…whether it’s for safety, discretion, or maybe just the freedom to explore a different version of yourself. People here can step into a confidence they might not have offline, present themselves how they wish, explore different kinks and learn new things… and I genuinely understand the appeal of that.

But when images come into it… idk… it feels… like what you WANT is to be authentic?

Sharing your body (especially in a space like this) feels, at least to me, like an act of vulnerability. It suggests a level of honesty, or at the very least, a desire to be seen as you are. So when those images aren’t real, when they’re AI-generated or taken from somewhere else… it takes something away from that. It shifts the dynamic from expression to performance in a way that feels… I don’t know…less human?

At the same time, I don’t think authenticity on a site like this is ever going to be entirely straightforward.

It never will be!

It is, by nature, a space built on fantasy and stories. However, within the threads, the playground, and through ongoing conversation, you do begin to recognise patterns in people. To me, the most “authentic” users here show consistency, humour, and a sense of self that feels grounded in reality, rather than fantasy... and others definitely seem more transient in their presence, whether that’s through stirring in the politics threads or approaching interactions in a more transactional way (big up ASD).

I’ve had a lot of time to think about particular topic, because it matters to me… I’ve decided (I think) that although authenticity here might not always be obvious or immediate, it WILL show itself over time. Not in what people claim or pretend to be, but in how they consistently show up!

What a thoughtful, considered answer.

I think your third and fourth paragraph in particular helps to present what many people are doing on here and why perhaps they continue to come on here. It’s not so much escapism, it’s often because it provides an opportunity to be who you are or want to be. For many, life is already set, things can’t be undone or maybe don’t want to be undone. But there’s a side that’s lacking that can come to the surface here.
Some people abuse that - with rudeness and not respecting people, but often people on here are able to be something they’re not outside of Lit. For better or worse.

I think you’ve nailed it though - over time who someone is will come out.

 

[Sweetdreams71]

I’ve really enjoyed reading all the different responses here. I’m glad I opened this conversation!

I’m sure more nuanced takes will come with time, but I think the main takeaway is something we all recognise, at least most of us, even if we don’t always say it outright: finding authenticity on a sex site like this is a bit like finding a needle in a haystack. Not impossible, but inherently difficult if you don’t know where to look. (You gotta find your “people” and that takes time, too.)

That said, authenticity will always matter to me. Even if we meet here behind avatars that look nothing like the “real” person, it’s through conversation and interaction that you start to understand who feels genuine and who doesn’t.

I don’t mind engaging with personas. I understand anonymity entirely…whether it’s for safety, discretion, or maybe just the freedom to explore a different version of yourself. People here can step into a confidence they might not have offline, present themselves how they wish, explore different kinks and learn new things… and I genuinely understand the appeal of that.

But when images come into it… idk… it feels… like what you WANT is to be authentic?

Sharing your body (especially in a space like this) feels, at least to me, like an act of vulnerability. It suggests a level of honesty, or at the very least, a desire to be seen as you are. So when those images aren’t real, when they’re AI-generated or taken from somewhere else… it takes something away from that. It shifts the dynamic from expression to performance in a way that feels… I don’t know…less human?

At the same time, I don’t think authenticity on a site like this is ever going to be entirely straightforward.

It never will be!

It is, by nature, a space built on fantasy and stories. However, within the threads, the playground, and through ongoing conversation, you do begin to recognise patterns in people. To me, the most “authentic” users here show consistency, humour, and a sense of self that feels grounded in reality, rather than fantasy... and others definitely seem more transient in their presence, whether that’s through stirring in the politics threads or approaching interactions in a more transactional way (big up ASD).

I’ve had a lot of time to think about particular topic, because it matters to me… I’ve decided (I think) that although authenticity here might not always be obvious or immediate, it WILL show itself over time. Not in what people claim or pretend to be, but in how they consistently show up!

I agree with you, but disagree on sharing your body. We all want to look more attractive so we find ways to take images of ourselves that are more flattering. Whether that be lingerie, masks, sexy footwear, hairstyles, Botox, anal bleaching, hair removal, the list is endless. Let's be honest "most" come here to see sexy not real life, otherwise society would not need porn or fantasy to fulfill kinks desires etc. The porn industry is built on fulfilling fantasies.

Old ladies with grey hair hairy bushes sags and wrinkles don't have a big audience.

That's life and that's ok, just don't delude yourself that when getting aroused, someone else has probably made you aroused. My husband watches porn and lustfully gets aroused by younger faster models and thoughts of fantasy and kinks which he enjoys. There is no denying the authenticity of his arousal either.

 

[SpicyBean99]

I agree with you, but disagree on sharing your body. We all want to look more attractive so we find ways to take images of ourselves that are more flattering. Whether that be lingerie, masks, sexy footwear, hairstyles, Botox, anal bleaching, hair removal, the list is endless. Let's be honest "most" come here to see sexy not real life, otherwise society would not need porn or fantasy to fulfill kinks desires etc. The porn industry is built on fulfilling fantasies.

Old ladies with grey hair hairy bushes sags and wrinkles don't have a big audience.

That's life and that's ok, just don't delude yourself that when getting aroused, someone else has probably made you aroused. My husband watches porn and lustfully gets aroused by younger faster models and thoughts of fantasy and kinks which he enjoys. There is no denying the authenticity of his arousal either.

Thankyou for taking the time to write that!

I do see what you’re saying, and you’ve made really some valid points!

Of course arousal in spaces like this is often driven by fantasy. that’s part of the appeal.

But I don’t think that’s the same thing as what I meant by authenticity…Being aroused by something doesn’t mean you believe it’s real, it just means it’s effective at turning you on… right?

I (personally) prefer knowing the person I’m engaging with is actually the person in the images when talking about AM pics here on lit!

I also have to disagree with one of your other points…. I think many users of lit come to AM pics to see real and sexy!

There are hundreds of porn sites that offer perfectly curated content of airbrushed, filtered blemish, cellulite and scar free models… here on lit you get to see it all!!! The grey, the flabby, the blemishes the sag! And it’s all very very beautiful! I think it’s rare to see anyone here full of Botox/perfectly curated unless they’re a catfish using stolen images from porn sites! (As ladies we can spot these from a mile away!)

I know a many users here who have used the AM pics threads as an outlet to be more and feel more confident in their own skin, I also know it’s a turn on for men who come here that seek imperfection rather than the beauty standards that are often seen everywhere else online! Not everyone wants young/model/curated porn vibes. And Lits Am Pics is exactly that…. Amateur Pictures, a place to avoid total perfection.

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

Thankyou for taking the time to write that!

I do see what you’re saying, and you’ve made really some valid points!

Of course arousal in spaces like this is often driven by fantasy. that’s part of the appeal.

But I don’t think that’s the same thing as what I meant by authenticity…Being aroused by something doesn’t mean you believe it’s real, it just means it’s effective at turning you on… right?

I (personally) prefer knowing the person I’m engaging with is actually the person in the images when talking about AM pics here on lit!

I also have to disagree with one of your other points…. I think many users of lit come to AM pics to see real and sexy!

There are hundreds of porn sites that offer perfectly curated content of airbrushed, filtered blemish, cellulite and scar free models… here on lit you get to see it all!!! The grey, the flabby, the blemishes the sag! And it’s all very very beautiful! I think it’s rare to see anyone here full of Botox/perfectly curated unless they’re a catfish using stolen images from porn sites! (As ladies we can spot these from a mile away!)

I know a many users here who have used the AM pics threads as an outlet to be more and feel more confident in their own skin, I also know it’s a turn on for men who come here that seek imperfection rather than the beauty standards that are often seen everywhere else online! Not everyone wants young/model/curated porn vibes. And Lits Am Pics is exactly that…. Amateur Pictures, a place to avoid total perfection.

FWIW even though I know I’m never gonna met anyone the fact that I COULD adds a lot to the experience.

Exists matters a lot to me.

Take that Kierkegaard!

 

[SirSparky]

I for one, when looking on AM Pics, I want to see the real person, warts and all. I much prefer the natural every day real persons body than AI or enhanced body's. As you say, you can look at any number of porn sites for model or enhanced looks.

 

[SpicyBean99]

I for one, when looking on AM Pics, I want to see the real person, walts and all. I much prefer the natural every day real persons body than AI or enhanced body's. As you say, you can look at any number of porn sites for model or enhanced looks.

I agree... when I watch porn (which is less and less these days), it tends to be amateur couples/solo having REAL sex/orgasms... I get turned off at badly written scripts and terrible acting skills...

Any porn that is filmed in (most likely) in a mansion, outside by a pool with groups of (although VERY beautiful) women FAKE moaning, rolling their eyes into the backs of their heads, men with 12 inch (OUCH btw) penis's grunting and "sweating" is a no from me.

From a directive standpoint alone its irritating. I KNOW you have filmed that one shot 10 times just to get the perfect image for the cover...or I KNOW that you're using lube that is NOT how wet he's made you

Thats why Lits AM pics kinda fills that gap in the word of porn and sex sites...we want warts n all!!!

 

[GetNerdy]

Thats why Lits AM pics kinda fills that gap in the word of porn and sex sites...we want warts n all!!!

Only if they're authentic warts.
Keep those AI warts away from me

 

[SirSparky]

I agree... when I watch porn (which is less and less these days), it tends to be amateur couples/solo having REAL sex/orgasms... I get turned off at badly written scripts and terrible acting skills...

Any porn that is filmed in (most likely) in a mansion, outside by a pool with groups of (although VERY beautiful) women FAKE moaning, rolling their eyes into the backs of their heads, men with 12 inch (OUCH btw) penis's grunting and "sweating" is a no from me.

From a directive standpoint alone its irritating. I KNOW you have filmed that one shot 10 times just to get the perfect image for the cover...or I KNOW that you're using lube that is NOT how wet he's made you

Thats why Lits AM pics kinda fills that gap in the word of porn and sex sites...we want warts n all!!!

Oh I hate that kind of porn. It never relates to real life. Men fucking like a jack hammer, women moankng and groaning, eyes rolling back etc.

Give me amateur porn anyday. I prefer watching porn thay the amateurs have filmed on their own phones, usually solo or couples in their own bedrooms.

 

[Jaws82]

I agree... when I watch porn (which is less and less these days), it tends to be amateur couples/solo having REAL sex/orgasms... I get turned off at badly written scripts and terrible acting skills...

Any porn that is filmed in (most likely) in a mansion, outside by a pool with groups of (although VERY beautiful) women FAKE moaning, rolling their eyes into the backs of their heads, men with 12 inch (OUCH btw) penis's grunting and "sweating" is a no from me.

From a directive standpoint alone its irritating. I KNOW you have filmed that one shot 10 times just to get the perfect image for the cover...or I KNOW that you're using lube that is NOT how wet he's made you

Thats why Lits AM pics kinda fills that gap in the word of porn and sex sites...we want warts n all!!!

You are more audio based I feel.

A sexy voice in your ear. Letting you know what a good girl you are.