Re: Who wants the adult movie business to go condom on
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2009 1:04 pm
No offence intended, but surely when you consider the recent threads and kerfuffles about faked certs from both amateurs and pro's, stuntpeople take a lot more care and thought when they perform for the camera than sex workers and performers do.
Although I agree with the gladiators bit on several levels: The pornography of lethal violence for the gratification of a crowd as compared to the pornography of, er, pornography for the gratification of the consumer!
Personally, I'm not very fussed about whether a condom is being used when I watch porn because I'm trying to focus on the woman, not some other blokes big, fat cock.
But if yuou hold a gun to my head... I vote for condoms. The ex-porn actress doctor in that BBC docu said that condoms that are invisible on camera can be used so surely it's the best of both worlds. They could be whipped off for the cum shot or a close-up of oral, and it is not beyond the skills of most camera ops and directors to use a pan or distractive move by the performers to hide this whipping-off in order to maintain the illusion of no condom usage.
Naturally, performers would still have to be tested in order to provide a secondary level of protection, weed out the gobshites and chancers and provide a further level of moral fortitude. After all, the day that the adult industry can turn round and say "Judge us as much as you like, but we use two types of sexual protection precautions and it is all consensual sex which is a damn sight more than a lot of people can honestly say."
Although I agree with the gladiators bit on several levels: The pornography of lethal violence for the gratification of a crowd as compared to the pornography of, er, pornography for the gratification of the consumer!
Personally, I'm not very fussed about whether a condom is being used when I watch porn because I'm trying to focus on the woman, not some other blokes big, fat cock.
But if yuou hold a gun to my head... I vote for condoms. The ex-porn actress doctor in that BBC docu said that condoms that are invisible on camera can be used so surely it's the best of both worlds. They could be whipped off for the cum shot or a close-up of oral, and it is not beyond the skills of most camera ops and directors to use a pan or distractive move by the performers to hide this whipping-off in order to maintain the illusion of no condom usage.
Naturally, performers would still have to be tested in order to provide a secondary level of protection, weed out the gobshites and chancers and provide a further level of moral fortitude. After all, the day that the adult industry can turn round and say "Judge us as much as you like, but we use two types of sexual protection precautions and it is all consensual sex which is a damn sight more than a lot of people can honestly say."