Women who make the 'wrong' sexual choices are treated like errant children in need of guidance. We assume that sexual abuse or some other trauma is responsible for this 'aberrant' behaviour. This is demeaning and insulting to all women, a relic from a more oppressive era. It's sexism that's the real issue here, not sex. The baggage that we have attached to women, specifically, in relation to the act of sex is a useless burden that has needlessly slowed our progress.
Empowerment can never entail suppression.
Pornography, the explicit depiction of an act of sex or an aspect thereof, isn't just for perverts anymore. As society slowly begins to throw some of the useless ballast surrounding sexuality by the wayside, more and more women and loving couples are finding that sexual imagery enhances their arousal. I would like to join the vocal and growing minority of women who believe that pornography is not even a necessary evil, but a valuable part of the human experience and an integral part of the feminist movement for those who choose to partake of it.