Incest is not a subcategory of sexual violence, and it’s unethical for unrelated reasons. Then again I see the appeal of sexual violence porn but not incest porn, and maybe incest appeals to other people because they conflate it with violence?
“Incest is not a subcategory of sexual violence” is something of a loaded statement. Many “stepsister” videos highlight a certain kind of appearance and context: young, with a backpack, possibly braces, possibly in a setting in which they are still under the authority of a supervising adult (“mom and dad” etc). The implication, left unsaid, is that they are under the age of consent, which qualifies as statutory rape in America. IMO it’s sufficient justification to include it in the same category.
By that metric, though, you should probably also be including many/most videos with labels like “teen”, “schoolgirl”, “barely legal”, etc; it’s not uncommon for videos in those categories to emphasize youth in similar fashion.
So we actually see a decline in semantic-relationship to “child” starting around 2020, almost certainly as a result of Nicholas Krisof’s “The Children of Pornhub” NYT investigation that year. Pornhub removed many titles and instituted stricter rules. Note that “child” is not a keyword, it’s a semantic proxy, so it’s capturing some of the “youth” or “teen” trend.
Incest is not a subcategory of sexual violence, and it’s unethical for unrelated reasons. Then again I see the appeal of sexual violence porn but not incest porn, and maybe incest appeals to other people because they conflate it with violence?
Not in theory… but in practice, I think most sexual abuse happens in families.
“Incest is not a subcategory of sexual violence” is something of a loaded statement. Many “stepsister” videos highlight a certain kind of appearance and context: young, with a backpack, possibly braces, possibly in a setting in which they are still under the authority of a supervising adult (“mom and dad” etc). The implication, left unsaid, is that they are under the age of consent, which qualifies as statutory rape in America. IMO it’s sufficient justification to include it in the same category.
By that metric, though, you should probably also be including many/most videos with labels like “teen”, “schoolgirl”, “barely legal”, etc; it’s not uncommon for videos in those categories to emphasize youth in similar fashion.
So we actually see a decline in semantic-relationship to “child” starting around 2020, almost certainly as a result of Nicholas Krisof’s “The Children of Pornhub” NYT investigation that year. Pornhub removed many titles and instituted stricter rules. Note that “child” is not a keyword, it’s a semantic proxy, so it’s capturing some of the “youth” or “teen” trend.