OnlyFans Star Alix Lynx Gives Her Hot Take on How 'Hatred' for Adult Films Stems From 'Insecurity'

Lynx noted how important it is for women to keep a healthy image of themselves, even if their partners are interested in extreme sexual content outside of the bedroom.

“Girlfriends and wives should be confident enough to not feel intimidated by their partner watching an unrealistic scene,” she said. “I’ve watched some weird s---, and I’m not going to a partner and being like, ‘Oh, let’s go have a 12-man g--- b---.’ I think it’s a novelty. It’s not that serious; it’s just p---.”

Although she supports the p--- industry, Lynx explained how both masturbation and p--- could lead to negative lifestyle routines, saying, “When it’s interfering with your life, if you are having problems in your relationships because you’re watching p---, that's going to be damaging, right?”

“If you’re late for work because you’re jerking off all day, if you’re not going to work because you’re jerking, those are all issues,” she elaborated. “Again, if you are doing this, then you could fill in the blank, take the p--- out of it, and replace it with another addiction. It's just the behavior.”

Despite the potential detrimental impact p--- could have on individuals, Lynx noted how unfair it is to discredit adult films and their stars as unrealistic.

“It just bothers me so much when people say p--- is so bad. They say, ‘Don’t watch it,’ and ‘It’s not realistic,’” the X-rated actress emphasized. “It’s not f------ supposed to be realistic. Some people say, ‘Oh, it’s teaching people the wrong thing.’ Why are men going on P---Hub and trying to learn about s--? It’s not meant to be educational.”