In September, with the help of a friend, I started a website called pornactually.com. My desire in starting it was to have a site about sex and pornography that was honest, confrontational, educational, humorous and titillating. We had, among other things, reviewed a conscious porn site, done a book review on fantasy and the psychological meanings behind them and had our sex and relationship counselor answer questions.
It was up on the Internet for about a month and a half and then it got hacked.
So, that sucked. The good to come out of it was that I got to start this blog; which fulfills the nerdy part of me that enjoys research and many trips to wikipedia, google and my local library. This blog allows me to review my journey by way of posts that were explored as a means to get a richer understanding of the sexual identity I inherited from my family, religion and culture.
PornActually is my way of meshing my research, studies and personal opinions and integrating it into what is happening in society, current affairs and in the sex industry that will ultimately shape the way sex will be taught, viewed and practiced, and I start working on it tomorrow.
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