Up and running for just over a month is the newest website in pro-porn feminist and hot performer Camille Crimson‘s indie porn network: Pornographic Love (heterosexual focus).
Look after the jump for a gallery. You’ll find three explicit sample videos here: Waiting For You, Love, Sex, Squirt and Only My Juice.
Unlike most other porn sites, Pornographic Love is a couple-focused non-commercial porn site that is run by a real-life couple who love to put their sexy selves in front of the camera as often as possible. The porn is hardcore, the sex and passion (and love) is real, and I have to say that like Crimson’s other fantastic sites, it is really quite lovely. Pretty-dirty.
Their press reads:
Lilyanne and Max are an attractive couple living in Montreal, Canada, balancing their artistic lifestyles with a brand new porn site. They fell in love when their mutual love for intense sex gave way to an undeniable romantic connection. The two have been inseparable ever since, navigating each other’s bodies in search of untold pleasures.
Lilyanne is captivating from head to toe, her lithe, tanned body peppered with artful tattoos and her curves in perfect balance. Her unique bone structure accentuates her smouldering bedroom eyes and is framed by her wild, dark hair. Max is the perfect pornographic everyman, with a fit, lightly tattooed body, handsome face and gorgeous uncut cock. Together, they just fit perfectly.
I’m super-pleased to see sites like this start to emerge in force within the online porn landscape, and I hope they continue to grow this sweet little site. Like much of the porn that’s emerged in the past ten years, Pornographic Love contradicts malformed porn stereotypes to show the delight of two people opening their minds, hearts, and bodies to each other – and sharing this delight with us.
It’s a paysite, yet it’s nice to know your money goes directly to the performers. If you’re skint, check the Pornographic Love Tumblr for plenty of free explicit goodness. Gallery is after the jump.
I was wondering if you could send me in the right direction on how my boyfriend and I can start something like this.
Thanks,
ERin
Hey Maayan –
Just to clear things up, the press release isn’t written by them. I wrote it, as the person who handles the press releases. They’re not self-centred at all, but talking about the physical appearance of the people in the website is important when marketing something that’s visual.
I hope that clears things up!
Best,
Sophie
Well, I personally think it’s a fantastically healthy thing to be able to say “look at how beautiful we are”. I wish I could coax myself into saying it more often.
I like the continuing trend of real-life couples presenting porn in this manner, but the marketing here seems to be a little bit too depressing. Instead of making me enthusiastic to watch what a couple, who could be my next door neighbors, have to offer my imagination, I hear a hint of what could be arrogance in their description…”look at how beautiful we are”…I resent that, even though I know I’m not supposed to be envious or competitive.