This month I'll be putting up two solo scenes one after the other. But, they're very different from each other. They both feature beautiful women touching themselves and getting off the way they love to get off: half performance, half exposé.

This website implies that there are "dykes" to see here. Of course, that's true and often I'll interview the models and ask them about how they feel about the word dyke and if they identify as dyke or something else. Many identify as bisexual, transgender, and queer is a favorite all-encompassing label, but some people self-identify as dyke.

What role does a person's sexual orientation play in creating content that's considered "real lesbian porn"?  Is a solo scene less lesbian if she's married to a man? Is the scene less lesbian if she's wearing fake nails? Is there anything about a solo scene that makes it lesbian? How about the simple fact that I was the one filming them? Would the scene have been different if a man was filming it? I think it would have. Also, I think the intention shines through. These scenes were created for Good Dyke Porn. With that fact in mind, something unique is created. It's subtle, but you will know it when you see it.

Most people feel confident that what makes the mainstream "lesbian porn" bad is the women have big hair, big boobs and long finger nails that are dangerously close to the clit, but not close enough. But can "real lesbian porn" feature women with slim bodies, big hair and long finger nails? The beauty of Good Dyke Porn™ is that everyone who gets what good dyke porn means gets to be in it. Besides, the femme dykes (no matter what size) are the one of the yummiest parts of the queer community.

All things considered, sexuality does play an important role in everything featured on this site. It doesn't matter what kind of relationships you have with men (partnership, lovers, friends, male self-identification). It's the relationships you have with women that matters. It's the real female bonds that "we" all experience. Even if you've never (yet) had a relationship with a woman but the word "dyke" resonates with you, then you know what I'm talking about.