Big Girls Don’t Bang. Oh Wait, They DO! Just Ask CJ Wright. (I Did.)
- By Kelly Diels
- 21 February, 2011
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You know the career advice, "Do what you love"? Porn star CJ Wright has taken it to heart (and to bed). Big time
CJ Wright is a liar. He’s got to be, because despite my personal experiences – which, unfortunately, I often assume are the exception rather than the norm – nothing in our North American culture or mainstream media has prepared me for his romantic and sexual preferences.
He’s pretty hot. He’s got abs that that look like a river rock bed after the water has fled, an ass as taut two soccer balls and a mischievious, meant-to-seduce smile. And I suspect he’s got a few dollars in his pocket, too. His Van Nuys-based business is doing well.
So CJ’s young, good looking and very likely earns more than six figures. In Los Angeles. This is significant. David Spade once exclaimed that in LA (or anywhere) any guy – young, old, ugly, handsome, awkward, smooth – who earns more than a hundred grand can have a honey or a wannabe bunny on his arm.
But the blue-eyed blondes weighing in at 120 lbs or less, with 14 of those pounds in silicon implants? Those California girls from everywhere except California?
Not for him, CJ says. He likes ‘em big.
Or so he says. He may be young (he’s in his late twenties but asked me not to name the number) but he’s built a thriving, profitable and unique business in less than a year. He’s a savvy business man. He knows a hot ‘n heavy niche market when he sees it.
CJ, you see, is a pornographer. After years of performing in mainstream straight porn, he started his own company producing, directing, and performing in porn flicks featuring fat chicks (definitely NOT SAFE FOR WORK). And in an industry widely acknowledged to be in a bit of downturn – soft – right now, he’s going hard at it.
So of course he says he likes to pull fat women. They’re his business, after all, as are the men who like to fuck them. Best not to alienate your suppliers or your customers.
“No, really,” he insists. “Big girls have always been my thing. When I turned nineteen and was finally allowed into the Adult Video Store, that’s what I was looking for. Big girl porn. And even when I was working in mainstream porn, what I wanted to watch, myself, was big girl porn. And when I took a look at what was out there, it didn’t do much for me. The production values were wack.”
“I know!” I exclaim. “Whenever I watch low-budget or amateur porn, for example, I’m so turned off by the bad decor – the horrible hotel rooms, the messy bedrooms, the filthy carpet – that I can’t get off at all.”
CJ knows exactly what I’m talking about because offering better than that is his angle. “Yeah,” he says, “the sets are bad and the guys in most BBW porn…well they don’t really look like they like what they’re doing. They aren’t really into big girls. And, let’s be honest, not many of those guys look like me. I work out, and I take care of my body, I’m not out clubbing and partying, I don’t drink or smoke…”
“What about sex?” I ask. “This is something I wonder about porn performers – what is sex like in your personal life, when you do it for a job? Are there days you come home from work, and your woman is all hot ‘n bothered, and you’re like, baby I did that all day. No thanks.”
“Well,” he says, “I only fuck on camera.”
“What?!”
“Yes. I want my movies to be intense…I want people to feel what I’m feeling. So I wait until I find a chick I really want to bang, and I make her my girlfriend for the day. Hair, nails, clothes, shoes, makeup – I take care of all of that. So what you see in my movies, it’s real. I only fuck chicks I’m really into. And then when we fuck, we’re both really feeling it.
“And my audience notices,” he continues. “I hear things like CJ, you and _____ must really be a couple. You must be fucking off-screen. The chemistry between the two of you is HOT.”
That’s his goal, CJ tells me, to make personal porn and make porn personal.
And he’s doing that.
His movies really are him and he’s a young, straight male on the rise. Sometimes the clothes who chooses for the female performers seem more about his vision of ‘hot’ than about what makes the women look hot. (But they’re waaaaaaay better than most BBW porn.) The sex is still porn sex, more about docking more than fucking. And the movies that have preambles involving acting are all about him – his dominance, desirability and business acumen. They’re about the money, baby. He’s getting his shoes polished, or interviewing a woman who wants to be his personal assistant…and then fucking the shit out of his supplicants. (Yes, please!) The threesomes between women seem robotic – none of them seem over-the-top into each other, and the threesomes with two men and a woman are more about plowing the chick than they are about getting her off. Most heterosexual porn is like that, really.
But here’s the thing: he’s having fun in his films, and it shows.
CJ is something not a lot of porn performers are: he’s likeable. During our interview I came to like him lots and wow, do I like watching him fuck. His fucking is an athletic event. His films contain unguarded, un-pornified moments that liquefy me. Moments when he grins at the woman he’s fucking, or they laugh, or he kisses her so real it makes her smile with satisfaction. Most porn is serious, so those lighter, sweeter moments are truly…sexy. I watch some immediately after getting off the phone. I get off. It is good.
Later, I write him something nice about how great it has been to talk to him and how much I appreciated his time. We text back and forth about my upcoming trip to Vegas. He implies he’d be willing to drive from Van Nuys to Las Vegas to meet me. And then I get a text from him. “Any time you’re ready.”
I’m giddy like the geeky girl asked to prom by The Hot Guy. After all, the whole reason I interviewed CJ Wright in the first place is because I like pretty-fat-girl-banging-hot-black-guy porn. He’s the hot black guy. I’m the pretty fat girl. We should totally fuck.
Alas, it is not to be. There’s an insurmountable obstacle between us and The Fucking: he only fucks ON camera, and I only fuck OFF…camera, that is.
But I was tempted (what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas!) and sometimes I still think about how much I’d like to sex CJ Wright, who says he likes fat chicks (and has a whole bunch of films to prove it) only fucks women he really likes, and apparently wanted to fuck me. True story.
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PS this piece is my contribution to #ladyporn day instigated by sex journalist Rachel RabbitWhite. Provocateurs like Betty Dodson and Cindy Gallop are participating. And me. Pinch me, I’m dreaming.
PPS I wouldn’t mind at all if you bought my PORN t-shirt. You can do that here.
PPS This is my friend Stephen wearing the PORN shirt by Cleavage. Stephen lives in London. He sent me this photo as evidence of the extent of Cleavage’s “fashion influence on homosexual residents of Britain”. I swear that’s a direct quote.
About the author
I'm Kelly Diels, I'm a writer|mama|vixen, and I wrote this blog post just for you.
I've written a few more, too (okay, several hundred more) on my websites, which include Cleavage (The Lines that Shape Us);
Bibi Dublave (How To Be The Sexiest Woman in the World);
KR Copywriting (my writing biz site);
+ my new street-foodie (I'm obsessed!) blog that's coming soon.
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xoxo,
K






Great, awesome, fucking fantastic article! I agree with you, the internet and available information out there is changing EVERYTHING. Porn included. I cannot WAIT to hear about Vegas. You must keep your readers updated!
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LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this post … readergasms on my end.
For the record, I spent 7 years of my life designing *porn* for Adam & Eve. I marketed it and was damn good at it. Not apologetic, either. Lots of it I was uncomfortable with, especially as my body image continued to slide into middle age ickness (I’m getting over that). I will say that as a woman who is nearing 50, separated and with no man interested, I’m embracing sexuality and certain types of porn to “enhance” it.
PS: bought the shirt!
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Oooh, thanks for this post Kelly! If nothing else, I need to go look up this guy & his movies, now. I’ve never been into most porn because I’m such an…aesthetic? person, that I notice everything that doesn’t feel “on”, and let’s face it, that is a LOT of stuff in mainstream straight porn. This sounds much better than most of the stuff I’ve seen – I’ll check it out.
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Being someone who has a very rare and misunderstood fetish, the Internet changed my life completely. It saved me to find others who felt the same things I felt.
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Kelly, I adore you so much. And even though we stand on totally different mountains in this conversation, I LOVE the way you make me think, explore new ideas, and consider all of my feminist schooling and edu-ma-cation. Thank you for always pushing the envelope with your raw, honest words.
That sounded like a suck-up comment, didn’t it? Fuck.
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thank you very much you are beautiful person. I am grateful for honesty
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A long time ago, in a land far, far away, I fell into an alternate universe where black was white, up was down, and where right and wrong lost all meaning. I was three months out of college, broke, desperate, and down to peanut butter, stale bread and a slab of moldy Velveeta in the fridge. Then the phone rang. Three days later I began my first career – directing “adult movies.” I submerged myself in that world for almost two years, and what I learned from the experience was the following:
The models who screw in front of a camera are not much different than any other population. Some are nice, some aren’t. Some are smart, some aren’t. Some are sexy, some aren’t. Some you like, some you don’t. People are people. Good and bad is relative.
Pornography wouldn’t exist if a huge world market didn’t want it. And extrapolating that further, one can deduce that the IDEA of pornography lives in the mind long before it makes it to the screen, or the paining, or the printed page.
Finally, let’s ponder the question: if a camera isn’t around, does destructive sex and dominance go away? Of course it doesn’t.
Sex isn’t the issue. It’s cruelty.
Irv
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