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Ethics of pornography and sexually-suggestive content

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2 hours ago, dimreepr said:

I'm not seeing the difference; art is personal, full stop, it's a pretend vision of reality.

That's a personal view of art, yes. The similarities between the model and the porn actor seem to end at how they are judged, and do not encompass how they are treated or what they are required to do for a living. Still, I do not dispute that it's a version of reality that some people enjoy.

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