A young woman filmed herself crying in front of her webcam, and she claims to have created a new kind of sexuality: emotional porno.

Dora Moutot has created a channel called “emotional porno” which has become very popular with dacryphiliacs, people who are sexually aroused by sobbing women, as well as the BDSM community.

The Parisian artist, who began to film herself crying in front of her computer screen because she was lonely, now encourages other girls to cry in front of the camera. “Webcam Tears” is the name of this collaborative voyeuristic endeavour inspired by Laurel Nakadate, who recorded her sadness for an entire year in a project called 365 days: A catalogue of tears

She explains that revealing your genitals on the internet is no longer shocking, and that tears are a new form of pornographic expression. According to Dora, emotions are now more shocking than a cock or a pussy. Tears make people more uncomfortable than porno.