Absolutely, 1000% yes they do. Trigger warning for images and explanation.

Common themes/patterns

No pubic hair. Ever.

Clothing/props that remind people of children—pigtails, schoolgirl outfits, lollipops, bows, ribbons, classroom, school bus. I have even seen actresses dressed up as children. One above example has “tweety pie panties” but I have also seen childish nightgowns, etc.

People in positions of power.—Schoolgirl/teacher, stepdad/stepdaughter, older man

“First time” doing something, exploring sexuality, being scared, feeling fragile. The fragility often associated with youth makes domination/submission story-lines much easier

Teen and Barely Legal are most popular searches

The coercion and manipulation of teens is a huge theme. Teenagers are viewed as being able to easily use and mold. This comes across often in porn, and it works with the current patterns, since domination and coercion are pretty much the entire point of sex, according to porn.

I want to make one thing clear: It doesn’t matter if these performers are 18 and over. Sexualizing childhood encourages pedophilia and child abuse.  By exploiting certain qualities that the porn industry sees as being unique to children (being extra vulnerable, impressionable, easy to manipulate, etc.) combined with the fact that people eventually become desensitized, this is a recipe for higher rates of child abuse and exploitation.

In addition to that, it is getting incredibly difficult to tell the difference between “legal” porn and child pornography. If you ever come across something that you have doubts about how legal it is, or rf you think that the people in the video are underage, you can report it.

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children or call 1-800-843-5678

http://www.ice.gov/predator

National Human Trafficking Resource Center: 1-888-373-7888

http://www.traffickingresourcecenter.org/

Black women are also the most likely group to be deprived of adequate pain relief in the ER.

A study 2 years ago showed that black people overall get given pain relief only 50% as often as white people.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/aug/10/black-patients-bias-prescriptions-pain-management-medicine-opioids

When your makeup is flawless and you know it.

you have to be obedient and submissive in your childhood if you don’t want to get beaten, you’re taught this is normal in life, so why should you doubt it when it happens in your relationship?

you’re supposed to care about everyone else more than yourself, you’re taught to provide comfort and be minimally or completely non-demanding of other family members, always put yourself last, and this is exactly what abusive partner will demand of you as well, how would you fight it if you’re taught this is just your place in life?

your appearance, interests, skills, achievements, and faults are constantly exposed to criticism, insults, humiliation and ridicule in abusive childhood, and you’re taught it’s normal, how are you supposed to fight it when it happens in a relationship?

you’re humiliated and ridiculed for seeking intimacy or try to express yourself in your childhood, how would you know it’s okay for you to desire understanding, consideration, reassurance and intimacy in your relationship?

if you’re used to being hit, humiliated, and having your objections to it ignored, or even worse, minimized and punished by even worse violence, how are you supposed to defend yourself when it happens in a sexual situation? how would you be able to know it’s wrong for another person to harm you if your parents have been doing it, and they supposedly love you?

if you’re taught to always be grateful that things aren’t worse, always compare yourself to someone who is tortured worse, how are you ever supposed to reach out and get help for being abused? how are you supposed to know when your situation is really, really bad? There’s always going to be someone somewhere in the world tortured worse, and this becomes a reason for you to suffer in silence.

“I am not a dork.”

“Hey maaaaan”

Or

“Hey stoop-stoops”

“Hey dickface”

“what”