“People think because of Willy Wonka that we like young girls. We don’t. We’re not pedophiles.”
"I have berry art on my walls, there's nothing wrong with it. It's not even all about sex. It's just beautiful. We all have a right to appreciate beauty."
“I’m sick of people saying it’s unhealthy, whether it’s BBW, BHM (big handsome men), or a big-ass blueberry. We like what we like, and are tired of being judged for it.”
“I wish haters would mind their damn business."
“We aren’t weirdos, freaks, or mental cases."
What about blueberry porn?
Blueberry porn is popular among sexy webcam channels as well as on online erotica sites. We found some on Deviant Art, YouTube, and plenty on PornHub. After talking with numerous fans of the genre, we spoke to one plus-size actress who we’ll call Azure. She began her webcam career doing vanilla work, exercising on camera and slow stripping. Over time, her fan based asked her to light the room blue, eat blueberry pie on camera, and eventually, to use an air hose and large clothing to simulate the Violet Beauregard scene from the (in)famous films.
After some hedging, since she really doesn't share in this kink, she decided to give it a try. Once word got out among blueberry enthusiasts, she saw a sharp uptick in subscribers that kept her on what she laughingly calls "the blueberry bus."
Azure feels no shame in what she does for a living, though she doesn't "exactly advertise it to family." Her work is about performance and giving her fan base what they want. “It’s not for me, it’s for paying customers. I don’t get off on my work any more than strippers or [any other] sex workers do. It’s just work.”
As a sex worker, catering to a specific fetish can be more lucrative than general vanilla fare. That's got to be all about customer loyalty. The more unusual a fetish is, the more fans are likely to pay for an actress who performs it flawlessly. Azure tells us that she could probably earn a living doing only blueberry-related content, but doesn’t want to limit her options at this time.
Internet Rules
We’ve talked about Internet Rule 34 before. It’s truer than ever today. “If something exists, there’s porn of it.” Most of us don’t doubt this when we’re thinking of fetishes for cheerleading outfits, spike heels, or cosplay. But we may be more surprised or skeptical when the fetishes turn to sploshing, masking, or the bubble-gum-fueled misadventures of the fictional Miss Violet Beauregard.
Ultimately it’s fun, informative, and fascinating to read up on what other people find erotic. Whether we share their view or not, expanding our understanding of "normal" or "natural" promises to light our path toward acceptance and inclusion.