Never ate ass before , butt I ' m willing to give it a go . <| sep |> I feel like this only applies to overweight people . I ' m pretty lean so when im stumbling i either catch myself in one step or hit the ground . I have never found myself chasing my own momentum like the guy in the gif . <| sep |> Thanks for your answer . Your research is really really interesting . Good luck . <| sep |> Got an account for a out 2 years . Only used it twice . Nah kidding just saw it on one or another top 10 list with useless but GOODLIFE stuff which I probably will never own for myself lol <| sep |> Can you reduce your first layer height ? I ' ve started using the Fusion 3 D default which is 20 <| sep |> You ' re a bit delusional . There ' s no real technical skill that needs to be learned for porn . People aren ' t looking for that . Sure , there ' s tips and tricks , but knowing things like that aren ' t the difference between making it and not making it . There ' s many paths to porn stripping , camming , modeling , just to name a few . No girl needs a class to learn that . There ' s plenty of girls making it out there already that a new girl can just observe and emulate . Unless she ' s teaching girls how to code their own pay sites , what ' s the selling point ? You are overestimating the market for something like that . And is there really potential for much market growth of the porn industry ? And how will censorship grow that even more ? Those UK laws aren ' t going to set in motion any significant spike here . Perhaps some other parts of Europe will get a few looking to stay in business , a couple might end up here , but the bigger players have the capital to make it work without much disruption . Unless you ' re talking about potential censorship in the US , in which case you ' ll likely see a temporary spike in sales with a perceived threat , but the number of producers will shrink once any censorship threat becomes a reality . Any major growth in the industry is going to be in the form of new technologies , like VR or sex robots . And your record label analogy just proves my earlier point where you don ' t teach anyone to do something in direct competition with you , unless you are putting them out there under your brand and earning percentages of their income . Discovering the competition before it hits , and continuously earning off them is not the same as teaching them how to do what you do then sending them on their way .