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Esta cucuteña dejó el periodismo para convertirse en actriz porno. Según ella, las mujeres no son las principales consumidoras de pornografía porque su despertar sexual llega más tarde que el de los hombres.

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00:12My name is Amaranta Hank, I chose Amaranta for the character of 100 years of soledad
00:19and Hank for the pseudonym of Charles Bukowski, which is one of my favorite writers,
00:23still not mature, they say that it is adolescent, but I love it.
00:31I became a periodist by the circumstances, because I was born in an environment
00:37of controversy, of paramilitarism, of sicariato, and the people who were around me were a part of that.
00:45My colleagues from school were traffickers or paramilitarists,
00:51so I felt that I had to tell what was happening, because it was not normal
00:54what was happening where I lived, it was not normal in my environment.
00:59And when I felt that I had burned that tapa, that I had already gained enough
01:04that I had told what I had to tell, I wanted to be a high-level
01:09and think about what I really liked.
01:12And I always wanted to talk about sex and take it in front of a camera.
01:16What is porn?
01:19The porn is a sexual educator, by nature, because we replicate what we see there.
01:26What we have been doing well, yes, because the industry is doing for men, for men,
01:33but we definitely replicate what we see there.
01:37That's why the idea of changing a little bit what is happening in porn,
01:41that's why the idea of putting a little bit more of the senses,
01:44that's why focusing more on the sexuality of the woman,
01:47that's why exploring a little bit more the bodies that are not seen in porn,
01:54that's what they call post-porn now, because there is a need to educate well.
02:01The post-porn is the porn that is not conventional, that involves new bodies.
02:08The porn with people with mobility reduced, without some members,
02:13with bodies that are not the most sold.
02:17For example, mine can be a little bit more into that,
02:21because I'm not the thin girl that appears in the cameras.
02:24I have what they would call, in some places,
02:30but that doesn't limit me to pornography.
02:33And the post-porn is what Erika Loz is doing,
02:36what Marna Miller is doing,
02:38it's a story to tell in pornography,
02:40it's not only two bodies and genitals,
02:43and a man penetrating a woman.
02:49We are not the main consumers, because we are too late to all sexual,
02:53we are too late to our own body.
02:56We, unlike the men, we don't hold the genitals,
02:59and they always tell us that we have to be tapated,
03:02with the legs closed, and that we can't touch because it's sin.
03:06So, very late, we started exploring,
03:09and with the time, very late, we realize that we have a clitoris,
03:14and starting to manage it is a thing of experience,
03:17of a long time, of practice.
03:18And when we are still excited about that,
03:22and trying to test it,
03:23we can also be penetrated,
03:25and it becomes a much more complex thing,
03:27because if we can't stimulate ourselves,
03:29we have to give that responsibility to a man.
03:32So, our sexuality is much, much, much more pausable
03:36than the men,
03:37and that's why we get very late to porn,
03:40and that's why we do pornography is for men,
03:43because the industry has to survive
03:45and it has to be for those who consume.
03:47How do you feel about it?
03:51How do you feel about it?
03:52How do you feel about it?
03:54I feel like it's not done,
03:55but it's really good in the post-porn,
03:57and it's a scene, for example, with the menstruation,
04:00which is super beautiful,
04:02because it's very natural,
04:03even though it's very common,
04:05that women have sexual relations
04:07while they have menstruation,
04:08because there's much more sexual
04:10than normal days.
04:13and I want to see that scene,
04:15I would like it,
04:16because it's very beautiful,
04:18very beautiful and very natural.
04:20How do you feel about it?
04:21I want to write and write a film,
04:24a film normal,
04:26I have to say,
04:27a film normal,
04:28a film that is not porn.
04:30That's what I want to do,
04:31write and write a film.
04:33I'm certainly empresarial,
04:34because sometimes,
04:35living in the world of art
04:36is not very easy,
04:37but I want to do film.
04:40How do you feel about it?
04:40In your way,
04:41it has not a film.
04:42Because it's the movie
04:44that's amazing,
04:44that can't be so good.
04:44Woah,
04:45you so have the dance.
04:45They are all sitting in the goddamn responsability.
04:45You
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