Is 'Porn' Morally Wrong?

Some people would argue that what I do is porn. That's debatable, of course. On one hand I produce my work for sexual entertainment, and quite often get excited during shoots myself, so that would classify it as porn. On the other however, I am fully clothed in (most of) my clips. But if it is pornography, does that make what I'm doing morally wrong?

Personally, I don't think so. Don't get me wrong; I am by no means condoning illegal stuff, revenge porn or abuse in the industry. But if a woman wants to express her sexuality on camera, and is totally comfortable doing it, then it's completely her decision. 

Some people claim that this type of entertainment is bad for you. Why? They claim it warps men's ideas about sexuality and relationships. You would have to be an idiot to think that all girls were horny sluts all the time. And what about the other side of the coin? What about romantic comedies? They warp women's ideas about relationships. Real life doesn't have that kind of happy ending. At least in porn, the happy ending is achievable. If you get my drift.

These closed-minded prudes also claim that porn is like a drug that you can get addicted to. But you could say this about literally anything. And not only that, you can get addicted to anything too. I'm addicted to balloons, for God's sake!

So to end this little half-rant, I'll say this: Don't let anyone tell you what to do.

And if your girl doesn't want you to watch balloon videos, kick her to the curb and find a new one.

Unfortunately though, I'm unavailable.

Belle x x x

Welcome to Belle's Balloon Blog: The Story of My Fetish

I must first appologise in advance as I am not the best writer in the world.

Anyway, welcome to my new blog! Here I'll update you on the happenings in my life, my musings on the balloon fetish and community, and what I have planned for Belle's Balloons in the future.

I thought the best place to start would be to give you the lowdown on my personal balloon fetish, how it started and what makes it special for me.

I can't remember a time when balloons haven't had a huge impact on me. Like many looners, I started life by being afraid of them. But even though I was afraid, they still never failed to fascinate me in some way; whether it was the way they looked when they were tightly inflated or the way they float in the air. These two things are still major turn-ons for me today.

I guess I began really enjoying balloons shortly before puberty. I had my first orgasm thinking about them. It never really occurred to me to start playing with them until I discovered the looner community in my teens, although I did want one whenever I saw then! All the while though I never told anyone about my feelings for balloons because I thought they were just too weird, and I'm sure like a lot of you, I thought I must be the only one who felt this way.

Fast forward to one fateful day in my teens and I was reading a women's magazine. I saw there was an article on 'looning'. It was about other women who get sexually excited by balloons. My heart jumped out of my chest when I read this! I wasn't the only one! Shortly after that I started looking up the term on Google and the rest is history.

I first started doing clips in spring last year. I had my own 'Clips4Sale' site where I would sell them for about a dollar a minute. Unfortunately sales weren't as good as I'd hoped and C4S took 40% of my earnings anyway. So I decided to leave.

Then early this year I started dating my current partner who also has fetishes and is an aspiring film maker. This inspired me to start creating clips again, but instead of uploading them to C4S, I put them on my own website. The freedom of having a website meant that there was so much more I could do with my business. The sky really is the limit. I have loads of ideas and I can't wait to share them all with you!

At the end of the day, everyone has a fetish and I'm glad that balloons are mine!

Belle x