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Could a single article about porn tank my entire website?

Small blogger, website only has about 200 posts. My niche / entire website is technically for adults but is pretty G rated for the most part.

That said, a lot of people in the niche would be interested in a very specific genre of porn. I kind-of want to write 1 article about the best porn sites for the genre. And these totally legit porn sites (as legit as porn sites go) happen to have pretty awesome looking affiliate programs as well so there’s a real financial incentive to write the article.

There’d be no dirty words, no bad images in the article. But it would mention and link out to several porno sites. I’m wondering if this is a terrible idea to be avoided at all costs or if people think my website would survive it?

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