The reality remains that for most users, VR porn represents a compulsive, addictive escape into a fantasy land. I grade it on a par with hard drugs, from personal experience.
Citation needed.
The reality remains that for most users, VR porn represents a compulsive, addictive escape into a fantasy land. I grade it on a par with hard drugs, from personal experience.
Citation needed.
doublevr studies all authored by the same person and all sponsored by tenga no conflict of interest to report
totally going to trust that
BobbyBadass Brand" it however you want. The reality remains that for most users, VR porn represents a compulsive, addictive escape into a fantasy land. I grade it on a par with hard drugs, from personal experience.
Exactly! I think most guys (like me) are here for two reasons .... lust and loneliness...
Especially the life cam girls make a business out of it... playing with feelings....
However... its highly addictive! I see guys being here every day... spending huge amounts of money and definitely lost control... like in gambling, drugs, alcohol...
But... it is how it is... and at the end, i am here too...
mnmlikereal I can see it as a great supplement, not a substitute.
One has to know how to use it right.
it can BE marketed to those with disabilities...the benefits ARE real
that could be word of mouth....simple articles from people with disabilities on blogs or magazines
as far as all the other stuff...so what...lots of things have the sort of moderation. THOUGH, for someone totally disabled, to get the motivation to exercise, so he could actually fuck a toy? very beneficial...even if he got addicted to it. ANY movement is good.
mnmlikereal I can totally see that coming. We are going to investigate what's the best way to put it. I'd wish to get more wellness practitioners around. VR has a huge potential that way
This is just my feedback as you asked what people think.
For me porn is fantasy, not sex education and I’m really not looking for porn videos to start showing only what is healthy and responsible in real life sex. I’m not sure if that’s what you’re suggesting when you talk about responsible porn.
I like all types of porn depending on my mood at the time. Sometimes I like really immersive loving GFE porn but other times I like really hardcore porn with anal, rough sex, slapping, watersports etc. I’m really not looking for sites to start becoming the porn police and telling me I shouldn’t watch certain types of porn as those sex acts are not healthy in real life, it’s bad enough with the credit card companies already effectively banning perfectly legal porn as it doesn’t comply with their own moral code. I’d rather have a huge spectrum of different types of scenes to pick and choose from.
I may be totally misunderstanding what you are suggesting but it has me a little concerned, I’m not going to lie.
petermc I may be totally misunderstanding what you are suggesting but it has me a little concerned, I’m not going to lie.
The innovation & great content isn't going anywhere I'm sure
I think it's more about what the site and VR can potentially be (now and in the future), especially as it compares to the current stigma often associated porn. Right now despite how great or mind-blowing or impressive the content and tech is, 9/10 people's reaction will be: "meh, so it's porn".
It's 2022 and we're basically living in "the future" with technologies that people have pretty much dreamed about for forever. And maybe somewhere in there, there's the possibility that Virtual Reality (and even VR porn) can be used for the better, and that general health & sexual wellness could be a part of that.
But as I often have to disclaim, this is just my personal interpretation of everything.
blaze466 I think many people have a stigma that porn enthusiasts are a sleazy, creepy community.
I think most people watch it these days. Even most of the girls I have dated have mentioned that they watch porn often.
GoodIdeaBadIdea I'm also inclined to think that way. Sex workers industry is huge, porn sites audience is enormous. I would expect more or less everyone to be there one way or another.
The world would be much better place if people would be open about it
That’s a relief! Well I guess we’ll just have to wait and see what you have in mind. I do wish there was less of a stigma associated with porn, especially for the performers who give us so much and I imagine suffer many real life problems as a result of their choice of career.
I do wish there was less of a stigma associated with porn, especially for the performers who give us so much and I imagine suffer many real life problems as a result of their choice of career.
One of the things that attracted me to SLR was @doublevr's goal to be something more than just another porn site. My goal is to ensure that SLR is a place where adults can explore their sexual needs and achieve sexual wellness in a fun, safe, consensual, legal and ethical environment.
I am immensely proud of the way we do things and SLR is committed to leading the way to ensure that everyone involved in our ecosystem, from performers to our users are healthy, happy and having a good time.
If anyone is interested there are a lot of cool behind-the-scenes innovations that SLR is leading the way with.
I am a big fan of the site, but I dont think anyone is going to be fooled by rebranding - Everyone knows what is being offered when they subscribe to the site - I think you have to ask yourself "does it pass the mom test?" - Is it going to be something you explain to your mom and say "its ok mom, its a sexual wellness site" and she agrees with you?
doublevr one thing I would love, even if you lost half of your models, is for us to know that they are really enjoying what they do and victims of trafficking or whatever -
I know you said it isnt a problem (great!) but I would love to know I wasnt harming anyone.
There are a couple of video sites which give me those vibes to be honest.
Anyway that is my opinion on how to be involved with "sexual wellness" - to recognize that there are actresses who are 100% into what they do, and those are the only ones that I will ever see on SLR + its affiliates
catflap so far we don't have even a slight evidence of anything like that being featured on SLR. I can't imagine anything like that happening in our eco-system. Why would anyone do that if you have a sound market available at reasonable prices? And if any of that happens you have twitter at your immediate disposal.
Things changed a lot over time. VR standards is way above flat porn. You can think of VR as the next level which is yet to become a global mainstream product. With such a strong foundation I highly doubt we will ever witness a major abuse or harassment unless some few exceptions within statistical expectations which we will be quick to address.
SLR took a number of stands and principal decisions over time. No one here is interested to mess things up what is expected to be something exceptionally great.