Due to the interest we have had from the female audience we now aim to launch more specific female orientated content.

Thanks
Randy

I’ve no doubt you can find the magic loogie to hit both of those obstacles and your target audience in one fell climactic money-swoop.

1) Reading nasty books has them rather spoiled. By that I mean they’ve become accustomed to enjoying their filth inside relatively well realized worlds, some of them quite fantastic (vampires, time travel, etc), with servicable (and sometimes better) characters, plots, dialog, etc. Many of these elements are simply not within reach of productions that must turn a profit in sales measured in the thousands of copies. A clever person is going to have to figure out how to create sufficiently contextualized sex inside of very narrow production parameters.

2) Perhaps more challenging, if the notes we get are any indication, many of these women have simply given up on the idea that they might enjoy sexually explicit visuals, because what they’ve seen has been so off-putting. It’s not the cunts and cocks they don’t like, it’s the shabbiness, shame, and desparation that pervades most video porn. With almost nothing as a counter example, many of these women simply conclude that they don’t like “porn” (meaning film/video) but enjoy “erotica” (meaning no less filthy writing).

Find a way to solve those two problems and I’ve no doubt there’s an eager market for well-crafted moving images of D/s play.