Honestly, you don't seem like a nut in any of your other posts...I just think you've lost perspective in this instance. This was a bad trade from your prospective, drop it, move on…as you’re going to get the rude awakening if you keep digging that most of the fetish blogs out there are written by adult webmasters. Is this a bad thing? No, not really, if someone goes to her site and joins alt.com they’ll hook up with other people of this same interest. Just like someone going to your blog and buying a book at Amazon on the topic will also learn more about the topic.
Porn is a business, if each fetish that existed could only be promoted by people devoted to that fetish most of these fetishes would get no attention at all. Example, I promote all types of pages…is it wrong for me to write gay galleries? Transsexual galleries? BDSM sites? Even if I have no interest in them? Or do I promote them, allow people to be exposed to the fetish, allow them to search and give these fetishes a try…the person gets lead to their secret desire, I make a stipend from it, they go on and learn more.
Hate to say it, but adult webmasters that are promoting all fetishes in some ways allow the fetish to enter the mainstream.
Anyway, your opinions are set in stone at the moment, and I’ll graciously back out and let you have the last word if you need to reply to this thread. I think you’re overreacting and don’t have a full grasp of the adult industry of yet. In a year come back and revisit this thread and you may feel differently regarding it
2005-07-08, 10:44 PM
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