Spitting & Man Handling

[bluetit]

glad someones brought this up it's a real turn off every new prog seems to involve strangling hands down the throat stuff slapping tits and generally treating the girl(s) like shit.One prog on xxxtv seem to take great pleasure in this, with the crew talking to the male performers as if the girl is not even there especially if she is foreign while she gets fingers rammed down her throat and face pulled or distorted all to the great amusement of everyone involved. except the female.I agree with the points made by davey and officer dibble it's a real turn off.

cheers bt

[Peter]

bluetit wrote:

> glad someones brought this up it's a real turn off every new
> prog seems to involve strangling hands down the throat stuff
> slapping tits and generally treating the girl(s) like shit.


There's a description in that Adult Entertainment suppliment with last months FHM that describes a male performer blowing his nose into Kelly Staffords mouth. Each to his own and all that, but how can anyone find that sexy?

[one eyed jack]

I'm so glad someone bought this up because two of my pet hates ever in porn, well three actually, is spitting, chewing gum, and hands on hips while girl administers oral to the bloke.

I've had all elements of your dislikes at some time or another in various shoots, but it was when it was becoming prevalent that I had to nip it in the bud.

Spitting is not only a put off, its also impersonal and usually practiced by performers who are scornful (or doubtful of their co stars hygiene). I've always believed it was more erotic to lick and flick with the tongue more than this hawking up a greenie and flobbing it on the cunt we tend to see so much of these days.

Have to agree with the Officer again (on the rampage again, I see) that a lot of this stuff is feeding a market of impotentl and enraged mens misogynistic tendencies. Lets face it, there seems to be a market out there for this as well, of which, the likes of Max Hardcore is still king.

I don't entirely agree that all of it is intended as such, because I have seen some seriously intense performances that have incorporated one or more of the "offensive" elements in it that were quite hot (in my opinion of course) but the problem as always is that some people see this as the standard to imitate without realising why it worked in the first place. It seems the gravy missing out of most shoots these days is desire and lust, the important ingredients that fire up the synapses into what we know generally as the "twitch, glow and throb" that precipitates that other thing called the hard on.