“Throat Goat” is what fans started calling Arabella Raphael, who says she eventually discovered the nickname came from her reputation for giving oral sex.
She also claims some celebrities have paid thousands for private sessions.
Arabella Raphael:
“I didn’t know until fans just started calling me Throat Goat, and I was like, I didn’t actually know what that meant.”
She says her clientele has included people from the entertainment world.
“Comedians and rappers. Those are the celebrities that, like, go for me.”
When asked about the amount one person paid:
“How much did the dude pay?”
She said she was paid Five grand for 45 minutes!!!!!!
“HOW TO HAVE BETTER SEX“
“The vulva comes in a huge variety, so even more variety than penises, actually.”
She explains how understanding the body and exploring different kinds of touch can make intimacy more pleasurable.
Then she turns to men:
“Often men tell me that the women handle the penis quite rough, but it’s a very sensitive organ, really.”
She explains that there are different ways to approach intimacy with a partner and that pleasure doesn’t have to revolve around one particular type of sexual activity.
“We don’t live in a very pleasure-focused society.”
Do you think most couples actually know how to please each other?
Most people divorce their partner because of bad sex, is this also true?
“PORN RUINED MY LIFE.”
Former porn stars are opening up about what they say happened behind the scenes of the industry.
Lana Rhoades said that when she was one of the biggest performers in the industry, everyone wanted to make money off her, pushing her toward increasingly extreme situations.
“Some of my experiences are really humiliating for me, and I wish that they never happened.”
She described being pressured into extreme sexual acts, including what is commonly referred to as a “golden shower.”
Riley Reid says the consequences followed her outside of work:
“A lot of times when people ask me if they should do porn, I tell them no.”
She says it made dating, family life and intimacy harder, while also leaving her worried about how her future children might be treated.
Mia Khalifa described another consequence:
“It brings me deep shame. It makes me feel like I lost all right to my privacy.”
Then there are stories involving addiction, suicidal thoughts and serious health consequences.
Brittni De La Mora said she was making significant money while battling cocaine and heroin addiction and severe suicidal thoughts.
Randy Spears said pornography changed the way he viewed women, making him see them even more as sexual objects.
But the comments pushed back hard.
Some mocked the stories, comparing it to putting your hand in a fire and then blaming the fire for burning you.
Others argued that these testimonies reveal something much darker about an industry that can exploit people who are already vulnerable.
Drama or reality?
What do you think?
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“HOW TO HAVE BETTER SEX“
“The vulva comes in a huge variety, so even more variety than penises, actually.”
She explains how understanding the body and exploring different kinds of touch can make intimacy more pleasurable.
Then she turns to men:
“Often men tell me that the women handle the penis quite rough, but it’s a very sensitive organ, really.”
She explains that there are different ways to approach intimacy with a partner and that pleasure doesn’t have to revolve around one particular type of sexual activity.
“We don’t live in a very pleasure-focused society.”
Do you think most couples actually know how to please each other?
Most people divorce their partner because of bad sex, is this also true?
“TERRY CREWS SAYS PORN ADDICTION NEARLY DESTROYED HIS MARRIAGE.”
After being married for years, his wife finally confronted him about what he had been hiding.
She walked out.
At first, Terry says he actually blamed her and thought, “It’s her fault, isn’t it?”
Then he realised the truth:
“It was me.”
He went to rehab to break the addiction and confront the things he had learned to accept as normal.
Today, he says he and his wife are back together and stronger than ever.
His biggest lesson?
“You can’t keep secrets in a relationship.”
What do you think about this?
Should you share everything with your partner/spouse?
“TERRY CREWS SAYS PORN ADDICTION NEARLY DESTROYED HIS MARRIAGE.”
After being married for years, his wife finally confronted him about what he had been hiding.
She walked out.
At first, Terry says he actually blamed her and thought, “It’s her fault, isn’t it?”
Then he realised the truth:
“It was me.”
He went to rehab to break the addiction and confront the things he had learned to accept as normal.
Today, he says he and his wife are back together and stronger than ever.
His biggest lesson?
“You can’t keep secrets in a relationship.”
What do you think about this?
Should you share everything with your partner/spouse?