This discussion is for YouTube videos that were ruined either because their youglings, or significant other were in the video. Could have been perfect but they were just there to ruin the video at any given moment. I know it is frustrating for some people.

What bothers me is when kids get in the scene. Adults such as midwives and spouses don’t ruin a video as much as children do. To be fair, we shouldn’t complain about this topic. The moms are simply documenting their pregnancies and think it is cute to have their husbands and children be part of it. They have no idea the otherwise innocent maternity videos will be used for fapping material.

So-called “ruined” videos are a con that comes with looking for sexual gratification in content that was not made for that purpose.

A decent video editor and basic skills can do wonders. It's not even porn, nor is it intended to be. I find it weird that people legit get mad over a woman wanting her family to particpate in those types of videos.

(July 8, 2023, 5:17 pm)LTKNT101 What bothers me is when kids get in the scene. Adults such as midwives and spouses don’t ruin a video as much as children do. To be fair, we shouldn’t complain about this topic. The moms are simply documenting their pregnancies and think it is cute to have their husbands and children be part of it. They have no idea the otherwise innocent maternity videos will be used for fapping material.

So-called “ruined” videos are a con that comes with looking for sexual gratification in content that was not made for that purpose.

To be fair everything is sexual to anyone. There's some crazy fetish shit out there. I hate when vlogs are misleading! I remmeber I downloaded a video (don't remember the title) but it was something like "crazy belly movement wt 30 weeks" & the vid was 10 mins but the belly content was 40 secs. Why didn't they just upload the 40 sec video? The other 9 mins & 20 secs were unrelated. If people do vlogs, what's in the TITLE should be the ONLY content in the video. That would be like if someone made a video "review of the new Icy slush cereal" & they barely talk about it & gi on doing unrelated things in the rest of it. 

I hate belly vids that aren't the right angle. Some are sidewavs or upside down. I also hate these damn age restrictions. Things that aren't restricted are.. YT doesn't know the difference. It's like IG: porn people (that aren't that popular or good) have their bodies half out wearin slutty shit & in their stories.. yet if a regular mom posts a pic of her in something hot? People report it.

I mean, if we're being perfectly honest, I find it kind of creepy when folks from this community creep on Instagram, TikTok, or whatever to find "content" that really wasn't EVER meant to be fetish material. PreggoHero (or whatever his name was), the person who stalked pregnant women in public and then asked to see/touch/rub their bellies, was one of the more egregious examples of "making someone ELSE your fetish without their knowledge or consent to be used in that way" yet he's almost worshipped as a legend by many of the members here. I prefer when the models are 100% into, or willing, to be a part of the pregnancy fetish scene, and the sort of content that gets posted on YouTube, or shared here, wherein women are simply documenting their pregnancies with their families and friends, isn't usually that kind of content. I mean, those women aren't making these videos for the erotic excitement of pregnancy fetishists like us, they're doing it as a keepsake or time-capsule of a special moment in their lives; it's almost akin to going to someone's house and stealing their personal videos/photos of their pregnant significant others, in order to jerk off to it later. It feels WRONG to me, and thus, I think that in these kind of videos, when youngsters or spouses "get in the way" it's not ruining the video, it's part and parcel OF the video.

If anything "ruins" a video for me, it's an unenthusiastic model, a shitty camera angle that doesn't properly highlight the belly, or terrible lighting that makes it next to impossible to make out the model.

Similar to what has already been mentioned, one bugbear of mine are those vlogs which aren't titled as such, but titled along the lines of 'x week belly reveal'. I'm sure you know what I mean. Click on the video and it turns out to be 20-odd minutes of sitting down in front of a camera showing chest height upwards and then, for about 15 seconds towards the end, you might get her to stand up and quickly show her belly. The actual 'reveal' is only a tiny fraction of the video and hardly worth showing. There's absolutely nothing wrong with the video in itself and I'm sure plenty of people like that style, but the title really isn't what the video is about. 

Whilst I can understand poorer quality videos from the earlier days of YouTube, I find it hard to understand why some videos uploaded in more recent years seem to have been recorded on devices which still seem to be from the same era.