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For younger women who have grown up with the internet, opposing all pornography may sound unthinkable. We have grown up in an environment so saturated with pornography, that we can barely imagine sex without it.

For women of all ages, learning to love and accept our bodies is a challenge. Throughout history, male-dominated societies have often set strict rules around sex. The punishments for breaking these rules have often been solely or disproportionately doled out to women, effectively making it impossible for us to have sex on our own terms. No doubt the idea of ‘feminist porn’ appeals to our desire for a taste of sexual freedom.

But is ‘sexual freedom’ really just reducible to more sex, no matter the circumstances?

‘I did coke occasionally, but I was mostly a drinker. And then I got into painkillers – those are really popular in the industry, especially for women that do a lot of anal. And I smoked a whole lot of weed, too. I wouldn’t have been able to do [porn] otherwise. You can’t do that stuff sober,’ Belmond recalls.

This is not a picture of a sexually liberated woman. It is, in fact, the picture of a woman who must lay back and think of England in order to ‘endure’ sex. Those who denounce anti-porn feminism as ‘puritanical’ have ignored the fact that pornographers do exactly what the Puritans did: deny women sexual self-determination.

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