Female Youtube personalities Uvula shots.

[Itachi123]

That girl's got a big mouth... Literally I mean.

Here are two other videos of her:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEI4QfJKZBE @1:30 and 6:03
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8FB5B9Uo_s @0:12, 0:51, 1:27, 3:39, 5;46 and 6:37

I suspect that most of the videos she will release in the future will contain uvula shots as well, because of the fact that she has a naturally big mouth.

Anyway, besides that I've got something new:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seDRAfcHipA @5:21
I suggest you slow down the video, because this is right at the end.

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[Itachi123]

Another tonsils video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_FiLkH9lqo
Starts at 0:29 and ends at 0:40

[jackea]

Brittany Jazz from Mexico:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORwfi7TszEM (4:12, 7:22)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKCj8jGnuIQ (3:17)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOCagXbfoQQ (1:21 to 124)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyAEUWKt2zc (0:16, 0:58, 8:26)

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[Itachi123]

Here's a better uvula shot from Claudia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TSnKTYMH50 @ 3:03

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[Itachi123]

Grace Helbig:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14UX8pL-izE @ 2:31, 2:52, 5:49 and 6:40
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euHsrry0Qnc @1:16

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[rbrtlo]

Guys, this feels kind of like an invasion of privacy >>

Like, none of these videos were posted with the intent of becoming fetish material. You're taking what those youtubers have made out of context, in a way that would likely embarass or otherwise hurt the creators.

I get it, this is a sexy site for a niche interest, but not all of the world was made to be pulled into that interest. Imagine if you were the youtuber who had someone fetishizing you when all you wanted to do was communicate with others.

I think you should disassemble this.

[Itachi123]

I see three problems with your argument:

1) The first one being that essentially half of the threads on this website contains material from films, Youtubers and various other places that weren't originally intended to be fetish material. I fail to see how this one thread would deserve special attention, when clearly we are not harming the Youtubers in the process.

2) This website is not that well known, nor do I see any reason for these Youtubers to come to this website if they don't have the vore fetish themselves. And once again I would like to reiterate that we are not harming them. You really think that a bunch of people looking for mouth shots is the worst they have to deal with?

3) You really think the Youtubers care? As far as they know, or care about, we're just another view that increases the amount of dollars on their paycheck at the end of the month. If anything us looking for mouth shots helps them in a financial way.

EDIT: I actually missed the most important point: privacy? Really? They put themselves on YOUTUBE. They deliberately put themselves on the spotlight for monetary gain. I fail to see how privacy factors into videos they upload themselves.

[XDDX]

They uploaded videos of themselves on the interent! It's a free for all now! Woohoo!

Lovely attitude :3

[rbrtlo]

Privacy includes the right to be able to post what you like within a context.

If you posted on facebook a video of your mom blowing out the candles on her birthday cake, and you later found stills of that video tagged under mouthfetish on pornhub, you'd feel that your privacy was invaded.

I'm not even going to get in how you're fetishizing these girls, that's your business.

But posting their content here isn't right. It's not a film--open to interpretation, an organic piece of art. The videos you've posted are closer to videographic postage letters. And you're twisting these messages into porn.

Also, I get the feeling that these youtubers WOULD care if they saw their content on a porn site. And they'd probably be upset that you're objectifying them like this.

[hmhmh6532]

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[Sintrial]

Privacy includes the right to be able to post what you like within a context.

If you posted on facebook a video of your mom blowing out the candles on her birthday cake, and you later found stills of that video tagged under mouthfetish on pornhub, you'd feel that your privacy was invaded.

I'm not even going to get in how you're fetishizing these girls, that's your business.

But posting their content here isn't right. It's not a film--open to interpretation, an organic piece of art. The videos you've posted are closer to videographic postage letters. And you're twisting these messages into porn.

Also, I get the feeling that these youtubers WOULD care if they saw their content on a porn site. And they'd probably be upset that you're objectifying them like this.

Copyright hasn't been violated. Youtube supplies you with link for the video themselves. The videos can be downloaded with addons and such. The videos are made public. I understand the videos have a different meaning, but if they have a problem with it being shared then they should just make the video private or take it down.

[rbrtlo]

Privacy includes the right to be able to post what you like within a context.

If you posted on facebook a video of your mom blowing out the candles on her birthday cake, and you later found stills of that video tagged under mouthfetish on pornhub, you'd feel that your privacy was invaded.

I'm not even going to get in how you're fetishizing these girls, that's your business.

But posting their content here isn't right. It's not a film--open to interpretation, an organic piece of art. The videos you've posted are closer to videographic postage letters. And you're twisting these messages into porn.

Also, I get the feeling that these youtubers WOULD care if they saw their content on a porn site. And they'd probably be upset that you're objectifying them like this.

Copyright hasn't been violated. Youtube supplies you with link for the video themselves. The videos can be downloaded with addons and such. The videos are made public. I understand the videos have a different meaning, but if they have a problem with it being shared then they should just make the video private or take it down.

That argument is just the same as saying, 'if someone doesn't want me to abuse her creation, then she ought to not make it, or to unmake it.' That mindset holds the act of creation hostage--if something exists, it is game for your disrespect.

I don't think I'm crazy for thinking people should respect the intent of creators. You aren't legally obliged to do anything, but mutual respect for creation is what makes it possible, or desirable. The alternative is for no one to share anything, for fear of what perverts will do with it, and I think everyone can agree that we prefer not to live in that world.

I'm going to leave this argument at that. My point stands well enough. Ignore or heed it as you like.

[Itachi123]

Privacy includes the right to be able to post what you like within a context.

If you posted on facebook a video of your mom blowing out the candles on her birthday cake, and you later found stills of that video tagged under mouthfetish on pornhub, you'd feel that your privacy was invaded.

I'm not even going to get in how you're fetishizing these girls, that's your business.

But posting their content here isn't right. It's not a film--open to interpretation, an organic piece of art. The videos you've posted are closer to videographic postage letters. And you're twisting these messages into porn.

Also, I get the feeling that these youtubers WOULD care if they saw their content on a porn site. And they'd probably be upset that you're objectifying them like this.

Copyright hasn't been violated. Youtube supplies you with link for the video themselves. The videos can be downloaded with addons and such. The videos are made public. I understand the videos have a different meaning, but if they have a problem with it being shared then they should just make the video private or take it down.

That argument is just the same as saying, 'if someone doesn't want me to abuse her creation, then she ought to not make it, or to unmake it.' That mindset holds the act of creation hostage--if something exists, it is game for your disrespect.

I don't think I'm crazy for thinking people should respect the intent of creators. You aren't legally obliged to do anything, but mutual respect for creation is what makes it possible, or desirable. The alternative is for no one to share anything, for fear of what perverts will do with it, and I think everyone can agree that we prefer not to live in that world.

I'm going to leave this argument at that. My point stands well enough. Ignore or heed it as you like.

From what I gather you don't seem to understand how privacy works, although I will admit that there are different countries with different laws around privacy.
However, I think we can all agree that Youtube is a public site, therefore public domain. The Youtubers put their videos on said public domain, which means that the videos themselves become public domain as well. At that point it is permissible to share it via social websites. As far as I know Aryion.com is a social website, if one goes by the definition of "websites in which people can interact with one another".

As for the argument of "holding the creation hostage"... How? What makes sharing on this website so different from sharing it on other social media? Are you suggesting that we are the only ones who share it with a more sexual intention? That would be an incredibly naïve perspective. I repeat what I have said before; these Youtubers, especially the women, have to deal with far worse than us. Sexual fanfiction, obsessive fans, stalkers, even sexual comments on their videos. What are we? A bunch of people who lust over their mouths on a website they will almost certainly never find. And even if they were to find it, so what? Are you saying they'll be mentally scared for life? I think this society could do with a bit more open-mindedness, especially when it comes to sexual fetishes.

And it seems to me that you don't seem to understand the intention of these Youtubers creating these videos. Their main intention is to make money, to make a living. That is why they make videos after all. Most of these bigger Youtube personalities tend to do this as their main job. Therefore us watching it and showing it to others, no matter the intention behind it, ends up helping them. It's why they generally ask their viewers to share this via social media. To get more viewers and to increase the ad revenue that they garner. They don't give a damn about a few people on a fetish website sharing their videos...

Personally I think we can all agree that this argument is not a matter of privacy or logic as much as it is a matter of emotion. It is perfectly fine that you don't want to participate in this thread (though I still question why you feel so strongly about this thread alone and not the other threads where there are also links to videos from Youtubers), but I don't see the point of trying to shut this thread down because we are not doing anything wrong, nor are we harming these Youtubers. I understood why people were so against that thread where people posted videos of girls showing their mouths on Omegle, because those were kids! But these Youtubers tend to be adults.

However, at the end of the day Eka is the one who will decide. So if it bothers you that much you should send her a message and we'll hear her opinion on the subject.

[XDDX]

Personally I think we can all agree that this argument is not a matter of privacy or logic as much as it is a matter of emotion. It is perfectly fine that you don't want to participate in this thread (though I still question why you feel so strongly about this thread alone and not the other threads where there are also links to videos from Youtubers), but I don't see the point of trying to shut this thread down because we are not doing anything wrong, nor are we harming these Youtubers. I understood why people were so against that thread where people posted videos of girls showing their mouths on Omegle, because those were kids! But these Youtubers tend to be adults.

However, at the end of the day Eka is the one who will decide. So if it bothers you that much you should send her a message and we'll hear her opinion on the subject.

The only other topic I remember that had a similar theme ended up with the same discussion.

[Itachi123]

Personally I think we can all agree that this argument is not a matter of privacy or logic as much as it is a matter of emotion. It is perfectly fine that you don't want to participate in this thread (though I still question why you feel so strongly about this thread alone and not the other threads where there are also links to videos from Youtubers), but I don't see the point of trying to shut this thread down because we are not doing anything wrong, nor are we harming these Youtubers. I understood why people were so against that thread where people posted videos of girls showing their mouths on Omegle, because those were kids! But these Youtubers tend to be adults.

However, at the end of the day Eka is the one who will decide. So if it bothers you that much you should send her a message and we'll hear her opinion on the subject.

The only other topic I remember that had a similar theme ended up with the same discussion.

How did it end?