Going Deeper: Your First Steps Into Extreme Porn
I spend quite a bit of time hanging out with other gooners streaming porn. Something that surprises me quite often is other gooners asking for the name of a scene, actress, or studio that I take for granted is quite well-known. Maybe it’s the same old generational divide with music: I grew up listening to albums, but now everyone has singles suggested in algorithmic feeds, or subscribes to curated playlists. Maybe something similar is happening with porn – gooners love PMVs (and so do I).
Not to sound too old-fashioned here, but there’s something to be said about watching whole videos from start to finish and knowing the landmarks of the world of smut. Below, in no particular order, are some hallmarks of filth that I think everyone should know, but I’m constantly surprised when people ask for the source when I stream them. For experienced gooners, most of these studios shouldn’t be too exotic, but I think there is still a good bit of the community that mostly consumes mainstream porn: Brazzers, Tushy, Blacked, Hardx, JulesJordan, Team Skeet, Reality Kings, and so on. Not that there’s anything wrong with that! But it’s also worth to expand your horizons of filth and explore the slightly weirder, extreme, and raw side of porn.
Note: This guide aims to provide an informed, respectful, and thoughtful introduction to extreme pornography for adults interested in exploring the genre. It emphasizes the importance of informed consent, ethical practices, and personal boundaries. We believe that porn depicts fantasies and that it’s possible to enjoy the depiction of the fantasy without endorsing the act portrayed. Some of these sites depict violence, pissing, puking, incest, and so on. When dipping your toes into extreme porn, keep the following guidelines in mind:
Choose ethical sources. Support studios that treat performers fairly and respect their boundaries.
Consent is key. All performers should engage willingly and under ethical conditions.
Be mindful of your limits. Know what you’re comfortable with and start slowly.
