SoTxBob said:
Gerien said:
But the bigger problem I feel for many people is that they do not realize how much camsites, and porn in general desensitizes them to relationships with the other sex. Think about it, once you have seen the most beautiful girls in their full naked glory, it is going to cause unrealistic expectations to find someone that can surpass the models you find online. It also gives them a false sense of empowerment that they are able to control girls to do their beck and call (pvt shows). This line is blurred between the virtual and real world and people that cannot step away from it will suffer for it in their real lives. :twocents-02cents:
I think also this is a double edged sword for the ladies as well. While many guys get a false sense of control or whatever, the slippery slope of the camworld also potentially effects women's views. Being told xxx times a day how 'this or that' you are, [usually sexy, hot etc.], being proposed to xx times a day, being told how perfect you are, doing no wrong etc, skews the reality of ones own image. While the lady may be a 'queen' on line, when she walks down the street with regular folks, her "YLAM I'm special" may be in for a serious hit when guys don't idolize or fawn over them IRL. Its only human nature. :twocents-02cents:
It's an interesting thought, though I've found it works the opposite way.
In real life men have always fawned over me. They've always come up to me in the street, stared openly at me, many times have felt the need to grab me inappropriately if I dress even slightly provocatively. I get a lot of comments in real life that resemble the worst basics, whether I'm in a shop buying food, in a library, on a train or in a bar, I've had men come up to me literally drooling. It is why most of the time if anyone saw me I never brush my hair, wear make up, and pretty much live in muddy yard clothes. If I go out dressed up I accept the attention I get, and sometimes even enjoy it, though it can be a pain in the arse, but it's because I've made myself look nice knowing the reaction it'll cause.
Hearing the basics/idiot premiums saying these comments meant I started to understand that side of them. Although it's been a pain I've had to deal with since I turned about 13/14 and grew massive tits, I've still never really understood the people giving the comments. When I started camming I got so many empty complements from dudes, dudes who weren't in my personal space threatening me, so I got the confidence to openly be really rude to them and tell them to fuck off, and I started to really be able to weed out the idiots pretending to be nice from the actually nice guys.
Camming also meant that I no longer enjoyed this kind of attention when in real life because I got it on cam. Before I was so used to the attention that I did love it a little bit, so long as it was when I'd dressed up and was expecting it, I still hated people trying it on with me in places like the gym, enough to stop me going to the gym.
Sometimes every now and then I think it'd be cool if real life were like the camroom, getting lots of attention, having everything in my control and such, but those thoughts are few and far between. For the most part I relish walking down my high street in my muddy wellies looking like shit, being completely invisible.
The only changes that camming has done for me have been good ones. I actually think my ego has gone down since camming also,
because it really shows you just how shallow and pervy men are, and just how hard many men find it to form coherent sentences near a remotely hot woman, even on the internet when they have all the time in the world to work out exactly what they want to say.
I had a very high ego when I started camming, although I'm still totally confident, and in many ways am much more confident in myself, I have been brought down to earth.