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Originally Published: May 18, 2018
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All you have to do is watch a few minutes of mainstream porn to realize that plenty of it is demeaning and degrading toward women. And it's not just in front of the camera that these things play out; behind the camera, countless allegations have surfaced about unethical behavior, including claims of sexual assault on porn sets. Because it's a male-dominated field, it can be hard to find pornography that's both ethical and appeals to women's desires. But that's where feminist pornographer Erika Lust comes along.
When Lust launched her crowdsourced project, XConfessions , in 2013, she had the vision to offer an alternative to the porn that was already out there by offering sex-positive erotic films that, unlike so much mainstream porn, actually centered women and the pleasure of people assigned female at birth (AFAB). And, of course, she wanted to do it ethically.
"The concept of ethical as it relates to adult content production is complex," Lust tells Bustle. "It’s important to say there is not yet a consensus about what exactly it is, but in simple terms, ethical porn cares about the performer's welfare. It is adult cinema where consent has been given for every part of the film from all parties involved. This means consent regarding the sexual acts being performed, but also the rate of pay they are receiving. Personal limits and boundaries are respected and the performer can stop shooting at any moment if they feel uncomfortable. Everything is done under a safe sex environment, good working and safety conditions, and labor rights for performers and crew. This environment emphasizes safety and mutual respect."
According to Ayesha Hussain , a sex and porn coach, porn activist, and founder of The Violet , ethical porn can be more enjoyable for women to watch, as they’re less likely to be triggered or upset by something they see or hear. "Ethical porn creates safety and a sense of intimacy that can be felt off-screen," Hussain tells Bustle.
And just because it’s made ethically, this kind of porn isn’t necessarily the slower, softer kind of spoon-sex it’s often associated with.
"People can have healthy, consensual, aggressive sex," says Lola Jean , sex educator, and mental health professional. "It just shouldn't be that we only see abusive porn, women being submissive, or the person with a penis ejaculating — it's the variety. We need more things available."
Since the launch of Lust’s XConfessions in 2013, Hussain says there’s been an online boom of this kind of porn in the last five years. So if you’re looking for a variety of ethical porn sites, here are 12 places to start.
ElseCinema , formerly EroticFilms.com (NSFW), is one of Lust's own sites. “It's a pay-per-view catalog of the best in indie adult cinema from across the globe,” says Lust. “All of the films licensed there are ethically made, produced, and distributed. There is a big arousing catalog including romance, BDSM, massage, LGBT, and group, from a number of international directors. Use this site if you're seeking beauty, realism, and sex-positivity in your porn and want to know that it was made in an ethical way. It's the motto: Life is too short for bad porn.”
Although Erika Lust may be the biggest name in feminist pornography , this site is a perfect way to get acquainted with other feminist and ethical porn directors from all over the world.
“Specializing in highly-stylized short films, this crowdfunded production company, Four Chambers (NSFW), is making films that are part art project, part erotic cinema,” says Lust. “Their beautiful aesthetic subverts the established archetype of what sexuality should be and truly pushes the boundaries of erotic film making.”
“Founded in 2013 by director Shine Louise Houston, PinkLabel.tv (NSFW) is a hub for emerging and independent adult filmmakers,” says Lust. “It hosts some of the sexiest and most inclusive queer and feminist porn and is a helpful resource for emerging and independent filmmakers looking to enter the porn business ethically. Queer, trans, and people of color, as well as older people and people with disabilities, are a large part of its community.”
Like all things in life, porn should be inclusive .
“Describing themselves as 'very British, very naughty,' you will not be let down by JoyBear (NSFW), which has been making sex-positive, erotic films since 2003," says Lust. "They have an amazing attitude towards sex and they take pride in their interesting, strong, and provocative female characters.”
A porn site that has provocative female characters? As in female characters that are multi-dimensional and not some cliche of what a woman should be? Finally! Hollywood, take notes.
“Describing their films as ‘a celebration of sex,’ Bright Desire (NSFW) depicts sex in a smart, positive, and fun way,” says Lust. “There is a big focus on realism and the videos show real connection, intimacy, laughter, and pleasure. A lot of the videos feature real-life couples, the scenes are shot in collaboration with the performers and you can watch interviews and behind-the-scenes footage.”
And sex, in all its realms, definitely cause for a celebration.
“Adult movie writer and director Jacky St. James shows some hot sex!” says Lust. “She wants to change women’s views on sexuality and help them embrace their own desires. She’s best known for her BDSM themes which are explored in her ever-popular ‘The Submission of Emma Marx’ series. And after feeling unhappy with the way BDSM was portrayed in Fifty Shades of Grey, she created the erotic miniseries ‘Submission’ for late-night cable TV which explores a thrilling BDSM love triangle.”
Although Fifty Shades of Grey did a lot of women a favor by opening their eyes to BDSM, many people in the BDSM community were less than thrilled with the depiction of BDSM relationships in the movie . Not only does St. James right those wrongs, but does so in a way that promotes why embracing one's sexuality is so paramount.
“Founder and Director of Lightsouthern Cinema (NSFW), Michelle is amazing!” says Lust. “Her four-part film Momentum is one of my favorites. The cinematography and camera work, nostalgic storyline based on the sexually explorative period of the 70s, the beach landscapes, the diverse body types, the authentic sex... As the company states, Lightsouthern celebrates people celebrating themselves!”
“Of course I couldn't make a list of the top places to watch ethical porn without including my own site," says Lust." XConfessions (NSFW) is the crowdsourced project that I started in 2013 after becoming tired with the same old porn storylines and cliches repeated on a lot of mainstream sites. Users submit their anonymous sexual confessions, fantasies, and desires to the website, and each month I choose two to turn them into an artistic, explicit short film. Everything is made under my ethics for a new adult cinema.”
Launched from an Indiegogo in 2020 , afterglow is a crowd-funded feminist porn and sexual wellness site. Deemed “high quality erotic content curated for sexual wellness, focused on pleasure for everyone” afterglow looks like Glossier for sex and will fill your screen with nice colors and actors with line tattoos. If you like seeing stylish bedrooms and consent on camera, check it out.
Started by advertising mogul Cindy Gallop , Make Love Not Porn is like social media, but for sex. Users can upload their own solo or partnered content, and you have the ability to comment and share on videos within the site. The site promotes “real people having real sex,” meaning you won’t see any oiled-up actors saying cheesy lines. If you’ve always been interested in voyeurism or just want to see people actually in love going at it, this site is for you.
Formerly nofauxxx.com, Indie Porn Revolution is a women-run porn company started by Courtney Trouble , a self-proclaimed “genderqueer fat femme porn star.” Started in California in 2002, Indie Porn Revolution is the longest-running indie queer porn site on the internet. If you’re looking for body-positive porn that casts an array of queer and trans identities and shows lots of consent and aftercare, check it out!
The Crash Pad Series is like the fun lesbian bar of porn. Though it’s centered around queer women, there’s something for everyone. Led by director Shine Louise Houston, Crash Pad is full of strap-on content, kink and BDSM, vaginal orgasms, and aftercare and check-ins. If you’re passionate about seeing different types of queer sex with a focus on BIPOC, Crash Pad may be the one.
If you've found that mainstream porn just doesn't do it for you, then it's time to branch out and try other sites. Although you should know that it won't be free, considering what you're getting , you'll probably be OK with paying for it.
"You're going to need to start paying for your porn," says Lust. "Because if you're not paying for it, who is? How are the performers and the production company and all of the people involved in the process of making money? In the same way that we pay for every other product, paying for porn gives money directly back to the people making the content and supports that person or company to be able to keep making porn."
Ethical porn is sexy and with female pleasure being the center point, it's bound to get you off.
Ayesha Hussain , a sex and porn coach, porn activist, and founder of The Violet
Lola Jean , sex educator, and mental health professional
This article was originally published on May 18, 2018

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When it comes to porn , many of us are guilty of enjoying the accessibility and affordability of mainstream tube sites. (They're free, after all.) However, in addition to bombarding you with pop-up ads, they're also likely to feature content that wasn't ethically sourced or was even stolen from creators. Think about it: If you're not paying for the porn you watch, how do the performers, producers, camera operators, and everyone else who contributed make money? Short answer: They probably don't, but the site displaying their work and running ads alongside it might. Porn consumption is a political issue, and going to the source to pay for it supports sex workers . It's as simple as that.
Paying for porn benefits you, the consumer, as well. When you pay for porn, you're more likely to get high-quality material focused specifically on what turns you on, whether that's queer lovemaking or straight sex in a dungeon. So factor smut into your budget and read on to find the perfect paid porn platform for you.
Only Fans is basically the Patreon of porn. Most porn stars you know and love have an account, and when you subscribe to their page, you get access to photos and videos and can rest assured that they get paid, as opposed to viewing similar clips on tube sites. For instance, to enjoy content from national hero Stormy Daniels, follow her for $14.99 per month . Currently, that will give you access to 235 of her photos and 16 videos.
Lady Cheeky calls itself "smut for smarties" and brags that its the number one porn site for women. That's obviously subjective, but we do adore this Tumblr-style page with extremely sexy photos and gifs. There is group sex, oral sex, shower sex, and many of the images are beautiful beyond the naked bodies — think of artsy black and white smut mixed with colorful close and personal images.
While many people love watching porn, others prefer to read erotica. The New Smut Project calls itself "erotica for the discerning reader." Both editors are bisexual feminists, so the content is queer and inclusive. According to them, The New Smut Project was created simply because they were having trouble finding erotic stories that reflected their own fantasies, experiences, and desires. Since they couldn't find well-curated and inclusive erotica, they created their own. You can buy individual titles, such as "Between the Shores: Erotica with Consent" directly from the website.
Queerporn.tv has hot queer sex, educational videos, and describes itself as "gritty sex-positive hardcore porn." If you consider yourself a "proud modern slut" interested in watching people of all bodies, genders, orientations, and sexual appetites engage in ethically made and mega-hot porn, then this is the site for you. You can enjoy five days for $20, or tiers ranging from $20-27 a month depending on how long you want to sign up for.
Four Chambers, a name in reference to a four-chambered heart, uses the platform Patreon. You decide what you pay, with tiers ranging from $1 (the tip jar) to $150 (ultimate grand supreme), which gives you access to all content along with a special piece of four chambers artwork. The more you pay, the more access you get, so find the tier that best fits your needs and budget. Four Chambers describes itself as "part art project, part erotica cinemascope," so get ready to get off to beautiful and artsy videos that subvert what mainstream society says sexuality should look like.
This platform comes courtesy of famed San Francisco-based sex toy boutique Good Vibrations. Like its range of sex toys, the selection of movies it offers is diverse, with categories like Women-Directed , Feminist Porn, and even Porn Parodies. Stream rentals starting at $4.95 per film or pay per minute ($5.95 gets you 30 minutes of viewing time).
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Started by adult stars Kayden Kross and Stoya, TrenchcoatX is dedicated to "curated smut," as the site puts it. For $24.95 a month, you receive access to an extensive range of videos. Two highlights: Stoya's Around the World in 80 Ways series, in which Stoya stars in sexy global adventures, and Kayden Kross's Gamer Girls , which features a Nintendo-themed narrative in which women take control.
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CrashPadSeries.com is the place to find ethically made and inclusive queer porn. Too often, the queer porn on mainstream tube sites depicts queer sex incredibly inaccurately. Not only are the CrashPadSeries videos hot as hell, they portray what queer sex really looks like because they actually feature queer performers.
Performers are in charge of what type of sex they have in CrashPadSeries videos, and that sex covers an impressive range of interests, from BDSM to sex with strap-ons . These films also include communication between partners, which is a crucial part of sex and yet rarely shown in pornography. What's more, CrashPadSeries is notably inclusive of stars with physical disabilities. A membership costs $25 a month.
Here's a kind reminder that you can absolutely be a feminist and enjoy rough sex and kinky porn. When it comes to sexuality, what's more feminist than owning your desires? Kink.com offers an array of channels focused on niche interests, such as public humiliation and gay bondage. An unlimited monthly membership that includes access to all channels costs $39.99.
PinkLabel.tv's founder, filmmaker Shine Louise Houston, created this platform to showcase emerging indie adult filmmakers. The site includes full-length films that prominently feature people of color and queer folks . If you're not interested in a monthly subscription, the platform allows you to pay per film, with a 48-hour rental period costing $5.95. Monthly access plans begin at $9.99.
As the name indicates, MakeLoveNotPorn doesn't consider itself porn. Instead, it bills itself as a platform for celebrating real-life sex. Couples share homemade videos of themselves getting it on as part of a social sex revolution. Each video is $5 to rent and then yours for three weeks, and 50 percent of profits go to the MakeLoveNotPorn stars who created the content.
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Girls Out West is a lovely collection of amateur Australian adult films, which are all owned and shot by women. Here you can find both opposite-sex and same-sex pairings, as well as masturbation. Another kind reminder here: It's totally normal to enjoy queer porn if you don't identify as queer yourself. A monthly membership costs $29.50.
Also called "Facettes de la Petite Mort" or "facets of orgasm," Beautiful Agony features videos shot from the waist up of people orgasming and in the throes of pleasure. The stars of each video are in control of their content. If you're turned on by arousal and in the market for something without close-up shots of genitals, Beautiful Agony is the place for you. Plans start
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