Bonnie Blue’s documentary on Channel 4 is really interesting

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Bonnie Blue might sleep with more than a thousand people a day as a publicity action, but it is not a part that is mostly attached to you from her new 4 documentary channel. “We are the two people who are most misunderstood out there at this time,” he sighed Andrew Tate, a YouTuber accusation that faced accusations including rape, the actual danger of the body and human trafficking, all of which he refused.

Tate is a misogynist who proclaimed himself, after saying on the platform that he was “a realist and when you were a realist, you were sexist. It is impossible for you to be rooted in reality and not sexist.”

Blue, 26, whose real name is Tia Billinger, admitted that he was involved in ‘bait anger’. In other words, he said provocative things that were willing to encourage his engagement. He said he likes sex with a man who is “almost invalid or barely breathing”, that he wants to do a defective gang and that a woman who is “lazy” is the reason men look for him to have sex.

This new documentary tells the story of Brit which is one of the most successful porn stars on Onlyfans, and features recordings behind the scenes of the action “Thousand Men”. He claimed to examine a living woman “on the edge of modern morality”. But a quick injection of the handkerchief and narrative ‘how he did it’ that he has a donut in the middle of the road with a bonking a small man cruise to maintain his sugar levels-is the most interesting thing about him. In general the documents are too sympathetic to dangerous characters; It might be better to assign multi-suara works that focus on a broader picture of the current sex industry or for director Victoria Silver has appeared deeper to share their own views to provide more balance.

Bonnie Blue seems to be clearly out of his depth, because someone who hasn’t thought of much of the radicalization of young men

There is an endless effort to try to justify it. During the work, his mother said, “If you produce one million pounds a month, your morals will change and you will release your breasts.” But that’s the problem: we can’t. None of us is blue. He produced $ 1 million which was reported a month to the rich before he was prohibited because he posted an increasingly outrageous content, because he was an extraordinary character with the ability that was troubling to rise in porn. Documentary Channel 4 Film Wrong: He is not on the outskirts of moral society, he hugs narration which is very irresponsible and dangerous for people who are vulnerable, mostly young.

He said he did not agree with everything Andrew Tate said, but by giving him a praise that was too curved and aligned himself with him directly, he had lost the possibility for any nuances. Someone with a blue platform, who reaches tens of millions of people who are easily influenced, need to understand the dangerous effects that their words can have.

The action got millions of followers, for clear reasons. Fans, many of them are teenagers, able to queue up and have sex with him for free. He has brought fantasy pornography online to the real world. “They sat at Wanking’s house asking how it felt like to fuck me. So just come to hell with me,” he said. But as examined by the documentary, he is sexist, showing in a general statement that is a woman’s fault that men are not sexually satisfied. On the stage during the press event for the documentary that he talked about with reckless about “fat” women. As he said: “I like to tighten women because they are not my target audience.”

Bonnie Blue is not liked or disliked – very frustrated

He worked for five years as a successful recruitment consultant, and through his porn personality, you can see how he brought bullish from his previous job to a new area.

Bonnie Blue said in doc that “If you don’t like it, stop him” and firmly on the idea that it is up to parents to teach their children about sex, not he (he also noted that tate is “marketing genius”). But Blue no longer sells jobs in NHS, he has the potential to damage the mental health and confidence of millions of young people, and teach all young men that women’s bodies can be disposable. Appears in the midst of alarming data: more sexual crimes than that happened under 18 years committed by other U-18.

I am not here for moral about whether having sex with a thousand men a day is wrong. Sounds it is not good to have under one minute with a sexual partner, and of course it will enter the heads of some of the men. But Blue’s careless message and the inability to take any responsibility is very disturbing. I understand why they make it: Blue is someone we need to convey. Mainstreamization of pornography does not go anywhere when the proliferation of online creators continues, but the documentary film Channel 4 might eventually increase its toxic narrative. In media Q+A, even director Victoria Silver seems uncomfortable to be asked how he feels personally about the subject.

Blue seems to have rooted love in men

He appeared as someone who was clearly out of their depth, who did not think too much about mental health or radicalization of young men. He seemed satisfied to bulldoze the road to millions, not wanting or unable to be responsible for his actions. He is not liked or disliked, more frustrated. There is a glimpse of a distinctive form of compassion: He is probably the most trustworthy and truly himself when he said how much he enjoyed the pleasure of a man. Interestingly, the only man he threw out of the thousands of men was someone who combed the penis to his other man. I think he might have a deep treatment for men. This documentary is also really interesting, you cannot take your eyes off and the things are outrageous that he said. It’s a shame that his love might also be very destructive.

1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story airs on Channel 4 on Tuesday 29 July at 10 pm