Ronin

Odd, there's nothing dangerous about any of the torrent programs I'm familiar with, provided they're downloaded from the proper source. I know people have had issues with Vuze and utorrent installing the rogue programs you mention, spyware and such, but only when they're downloaded from the wrong source, but I assume people who know how to use the file services normally used here are smart enough not to do that. And the actual torrents themselves are no more risky than the videos posted to dirtybin or megadrive, in either case you still have to trust that the file isn't a malicious program renamed to a video, or that there's nothing harmful embedded in it. Not trying to be argumentative or anything, I was really just curious if there was a rule against it that I couldn't find posted.

Ok, I can't search the forums, (I assume I have to be a paid member for that) and I've tried reading all the rules I could find, but this isn't mentioned anywhere that I could find. Is there a reason torrent software isn't used to share any videos provided by users? It would certainly keep them available longer.

Well that's just weird then, when it seems like everyone else is having the same problem.

Likely because the real thing comes attached to a man, which they have no interest in. Women have different kinds of orgasms, clitoral and penetration being two of them, so just because they can cum from being fucked, doesn't mean they're closet-hetero.

They are just as normal in their exhibitionism fetish as you (and the rest of us are) in our voyeurism fetish. Going straight into porn cheapens it (for lack of a better word). Think about the reason you're even ON a voyeurism website. I'm not trying to speak for everyone, but I assume most of us are here because "porn" is boring, it's scripted and made for us to see. Voyeurism, on the other hand, gives that thrill of 'forbidden' captured moments, legally peeking through the window, while for the stars of RLC, it's the thrill of never knowing who is actually watching, "Are we public or private?", but with a safer method than actually going out in public and risking arrest. Never claim someone's sexual preferences or fetishes aren't normal unless you're willing to hear others say the same about yours.

It's more a matter of "How do you like it?", which you clearly don't. Don't dish it out if you can't take it.