The 'Enough (Miami)' raptress believes that adult videos 'actually should teach men how to please a woman' and appears shocked upon learning that people are 'so against' them.
- May 29, 2024
AceShowbiz - Cardi B has a different opinion to that of Candace Owens when it comes to pornography. After the conservative political commentator called for it to be banned, the "Enough (Miami)" raptress said that she wanted to keep adult videos around.
On Monday, May 27, the hip-hop artist got things off her chest about Candace's thoughts on pornography. In the comments section of a post featuring a screenshot of the activist's statement about the matter, she wrote, "How ? It actually should teach men how to please a woman."
In another comment, Cardi appeared shocked as she asked, "Ommmggg why yall so against porn ? Is it that bad for yall ?" She went on to admit, "I enjoy it but I don't know I guess is like a 6 time a year thing . I personally don't feel no connection or addiction to it just a little quick one two... NOTHING LIKE REAL INTIMACY!"
Cardi defended pornography after Candace proposed that it should be illegal. The "WAP" rapper was replying to Candace's remarks that read, "Ban pornography." On the reason why, she stated, "It is a psychological weapon intended to weaken our men."
Aside from Cardi, other social media users, including those who have similar views to that of Candace, have shared their two cents on the matter. One in particular argued, "Porn messes with motivation, impulse, discipline, feeling rewarded. It's the same brain impact as being on cocaine."
Similarly, another chimed in, "Porn does not teach a man how to please a woman that's the dumbest s**t I've ever read. if anything it gives them unrealistic views on how women want to be treated." A third pointed out, "Cardi sounds ridiculous I'm sorry but no, porn doesn't teach men how to please a woman. It gives them a very unrealistic, objectified, and hypersexual view of women."
A fourth added, "Agreed. These men be so addicted to porn that it warps their view on what everyday women and healthy sex looks like. Preferences turn into perversions & eventually they sizing women up against the most unrealistic, sick standards that are impossible to live up to bcz they not 'porn stars.' "
