My husband and I recently watched some porn together. In one of the scenes, the actress "baby talked" and whined (almost like a little girl crying) throughout much of the scene. I found it to be EXTREMELY annoying, as did my husband. It actually ruined the scene (and the mood) for us.

In addition to being annoyed, my husband also said the baby talk and whining made him feel like a rapist (I think he actually meant a pedophile). He essentially viewed the scene as a break in the action and he took the opportunity to head to the kitchen for a drink and a snack.

Oh, and an additional thing the actress did that annoyed me to no end was that she kept looking at the camera during the scene, even holding the gaze at times for several long moments. Her scene was at the very end of the movie, which had successfully been filmed up to that point (save for one brief slip earlier) with the actors/actresses pretending the camera was not present. It was painfully obvious that she was less involved in the action with her partner and was instead focused solely on putting on a show for the camera. (And, yes, I realize that porn stars are paid to have sex and may not necessarily be in to it, but most of them do a good job of making it believable). But that is kind of an aside and not part of the poll . . . though I'd love to hear comments about this, too.

I wondered why the director did not re-cut the scene and ask the actress not to baby talk and whine so much, but then I thought that there actually must be an audience for this since people have different tastes.

What do you think? Is baby talk and little girl whining a turn on or a turn off? The voting is private, but if you don't mind sharing your views, I'd love to hear your reasons why you chose your answer! less

I really do not participate in any age regression play, so baby talk of any kind would turn me off during sex. From my point of view, sex isn't for children and I see nothing sexual about children. So, for me, baby talk in porn is.... not attractive and bordering on causing me to gag. less

My husband and I recently watched some porn together. In one of the scenes, the actress "baby talked" and whined (almost like a little girl crying) throughout much of the scene. I found it to be EXTREMELY annoying, as did my husband. It actually ruined the scene (and the mood) for us.

In addition to being annoyed, my husband also said the baby talk and whining made him feel like a rapist (I think he actually meant a pedophile). He essentially viewed the scene as a break in the action and he took the opportunity to head to the kitchen for a drink and a snack.

Oh, and an additional thing the actress did that annoyed me to no end was that she kept looking at the camera during the scene, even holding the gaze at times for several long moments. Her scene was at the very end of the movie, which had successfully been filmed up to that point (save for one brief slip earlier) with the actors/actresses pretending the camera was not present. It was painfully obvious that she was less involved in the action with her partner and was instead focused solely on putting on a show for the camera. (And, yes, I realize that porn stars are paid to have sex and may not necessarily be in to it, but most of them do a good job of making it believable). But that is kind of an aside and not part of the poll . . . though I'd love to hear comments about this, too.

I wondered why the director did not re-cut the scene and ask the actress not to baby talk and whine so much, but then I thought that there actually must be an audience for this since people have different tastes.

What do you think? Is baby talk and little girl whining a turn on or a turn off? The voting is private, but if you don't mind sharing your views, I'd love to hear your reasons why you chose your answer! less

My husband and I recently watched some porn together. In one of the scenes, the actress "baby talked" and whined (almost like a little girl crying) throughout much of the scene. I found it to be EXTREMELY annoying, as did my husband. It actually ruined the scene (and the mood) for us.

In addition to being annoyed, my husband also said the baby talk and whining made him feel like a rapist (I think he actually meant a pedophile). He essentially viewed the scene as a break in the action and he took the opportunity to head to the kitchen for a drink and a snack.

Oh, and an additional thing the actress did that annoyed me to no end was that she kept looking at the camera during the scene, even holding the gaze at times for several long moments. Her scene was at the very end of the movie, which had successfully been filmed up to that point (save for one brief slip earlier) with the actors/actresses pretending the camera was not present. It was painfully obvious that she was less involved in the action with her partner and was instead focused solely on putting on a show for the camera. (And, yes, I realize that porn stars are paid to have sex and may not necessarily be in to it, but most of them do a good job of making it believable). But that is kind of an aside and not part of the poll . . . though I'd love to hear comments about this, too.

I wondered why the director did not re-cut the scene and ask the actress not to baby talk and whine so much, but then I thought that there actually must be an audience for this since people have different tastes.

What do you think? Is baby talk and little girl whining a turn on or a turn off? The voting is private, but if you don't mind sharing your views, I'd love to hear your reasons why you chose your answer! less

I'd turn it off immediately and without hestitation. Then again, I don't really watch professional porn anyway. Regardless of the scene, I almost invariably hate the audio. I usually get the most annoyed by the male actors trying to sound macho or dominating, but I also get annoyed by the female actors who are trying to *sound* sexy.

I'm sorry, but I'm an acousticophile, and I can instantly tell the difference between someone who has a sexy voice and someone who is *TRYING* to sound sexy. It's like the difference between a comedian who is funny and a comedian who is trying to be funny. Like Yoda always says: do or do not; there is no try... less