It's always feels strange adding anything from the new X-Art. The nudes are great, and some of them are highly artistic. Even the porn isn't disturbing (well, to an extent). I never have any issues dealing with ethical positive porn websites (AbbyWinters is a good example of that), but I am still to adapt to the new X-Art concept. Coco has simply changed a website that we have all loved, she reinvigorated it and started creating "artistic fashion pornography". Basically, hardcore and dildo series in which the model is extremely beautiful, even sometimes up to the fashion industry's crazy standards.
I think I am a bit indignant that she took away the somewhat calm website that we've grown accustomed too (the good old gODDESS) and created a high-energy wham-bam mix of nudes and porn, where the lines are definitely blurred.
I don't really know, it's a crazy mix. Somewhat energetic, but still strange. I just hope that you will not find it too unusual for this website.
Beauty is Divine (gODDESS) has undergone a grand transformation a few months ago that basically forced it into the bottom of my priority website. They transformed the website into what seemed to be pure pornography. It certainly felt like they sold out, and I am somewhat hesitant about them.
However, all that they have more than most other websites is videos and pictures with their models having sex in the same glamorous style. I don't think that there's anything wrong with sex, whether straight or not. However, it certainly was a surprise. The anger wasn't sex, which turned out to be passionate and loving between couples, the problem was that I felt that beauty was going to be displaced by tons of useless erotica.
I recently decided to pay them another while remaining neutral about their past. They still have some amazing sets and have a lot of beautiful models. While actual penetration was weird to see on a nudes website, I got used to it. It isn't degrading, it isn't spreading false stereotypes about women, so what's the problem? It can even be considered a form of respect for the model's sexuality. A step to make them look more human in front of the camera.
Anyway, I am just glad that they still have some old-fashioned gODDESS-style nudes.
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