Opinion of pornography

[Velasco]

It is impossible to give an opinion about  pornography due to the great variety of offer that exists of this product to satisfy an almost infinite number of perversions. It's a great business with a great quantity of niches of audience. From a moral point of view I don't have too many objections with the standard porn, even with some practices regarded as 'perversions'. However, I am an impressionable and somewhat sensible person and, because of this, not too fond of 'hardcore'. To aesthetic level I have many objections; in spite of having a certain interest for the girls, I am not really interested in porn because there's not have much to see with them.

[Velasco]

The pornography has some unwanted effects on the individuals. I am not speaking about the typical warning that was done before to the persons who were falling down in the horrible sin of the onanism. I'm  referring to its contribution to create rather wrong ideas about sexuality among the human specimens of the masculine sex . The athletic prowesses and the enormous sizes of certain ... ahem ... they create enormous expectations that can be psychologically harmful, because they help to distress the people, who then cannot give good results, render service adequately... Am I being explicit enough? Maybe sanctimonious? I hope not.

[Velasco]

Most porn involves people who are enjoying the act, both male and female, so they aren't really experiencing humiliation. I think it's actually more likely the opposite of what you're thinking - the sheer shamelessness of it is probably more appealing to most people.

Well, the quality of the actoral work in the majority of these productions is clearly improvable. My general impression when I have seen some fragment of a movie of this genre - many of my (male) friends are charmed with them - hasn't been watching people enjoying it, but exercising an act in a repeated and mechanical way. I prefer the robot movies regarding mechanical acts, honestly. On the other hand, without pretending to pass for a radical feminist and without trying to ruin the enjoyment of the people, there is something of truth regarding the conversion of the woman in object.