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Is anyone else bothered by excessive nudity in video reviews? I would like to watch video reviews that are informative and can show me something about the product that I can't see in a photo or read in a review. I'm not here to watch some
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Is anyone else bothered by excessive nudity in video reviews? I would like to watch video reviews that are informative and can show me something about the product that I can't see in a photo or read in a review. I'm not here to watch some people's videos of them laying around in lingerie pretty much masturbating.
Am I the only one who finds this annoying and like a waste of a review>?
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I think that as long as the videos containing full exposure of the genitals (Excluding breasts because I don't put them in the same league as a cock or vagina) are kept in the not-for-work or contains nudity section then bring them on! The entire site should not be accessed or available to persons who are not adults period so that should not be an issue. If you want to look at soft reviews then don't open the ones in the hard section but don't try to restrict or eliminate them from the rest of the folks who enjoy them or are comfortable with them. No matter what Eden wants to pretend to be its a sex site that talks about sex, sells sex toys and makes it's income based on sex and sexual behavior. The company makes money getting folks to advertise and review their products and then posting those reviews so others will buy the stuff they saw. Companies will have a hard time succeeding if they do on line sales of something that costs a lot of money unless the customers have some idea what they are buying will actually work and are worth the money - otherwise they would just not buy or go to a store to get the stuff. I choose not to see or do certain things in my life and therefore I take the personal responsibility to not go to places where I might be exposed, or access areas that are of no interest to me - but I in no way think I have a right to limit others from doing so if they choose or trying to ban something that is only objectionable to a small portion of the population. Remember when you look in the mirror - there are a lot of folks who think same sex marriage is wrong, nudity is wrong, drinking is wrong, watering your lawn is wrong, interracial marriage is wrong (Mind you I have no issues with any of these) so where do we draw the line when someone "Objects"? When will it hit on something that you do (Person looking back in the mirror) or threaten to take away something you like or enjoy because someone else might think it is wrong... Stop censorship and political correctness and impose some hey use common sense and if you don't like xxx or abc then don't click that link or open that door - but let those who want to have the freedom to enjoy their choices and life.