That's a decent question to ask, but I think there's lots of interesting ways to look at porn movies, and a lot of emotions that come up watching them. I was the first critic to look at porn as if there was something to learn from it besides how to give a blow job. Yeah, of course, but I would feel that way about any kind of product I had to review continuously. Since then, I've been happy to freelance occasional porn review. No, that's different from porn movies, per se.
Sex is like language or science, it's an infinite topic of possibilities and interpretations.
I love to think and talk about humanity, and sex is always going to be in the center of that. No I haven't found that to be the case, though I know others do feel that way. I wrote about this quite a bit in my book, Full Exposure. You can read my introduction here, where I talk about sex and one's personal life. I've always had a lot of privacy, despite my public persona, and I've rarely been asked to do more than I was comfortable with.