As long as BB scenes are highly rated; as long as membership to this site dramatically increases, apparently because of BB; as long as models are paid more for doing BB scenes...........BB is here to stay.
No amount of words about our concerns of the "testing"
Broke Straight Boys has adopted as gospel, will change the minds of most members, models or management. Tragically it will take loosing models or friends to HIV to open some eyes. I say "tragically", not only because some will probably become infected with this disease, but that we have already laid down too many lives of our loved ones to have not learned anything from it as to how to remain as safe as possible.
The history is there, and at a high cost of innocent lives. Condoms have been a part of that history, and have proven to me to be the safest form of protection. These "tests", as JLipps has alluded to, are just that, TESTS. They do not have history on their side, because they have NO history.....they are new. And they do nothing to "prevent" the disease, but only "detect" the disease, if indeed they do that much. We can't know for sure. We have already paid for the history of HIV in the loss of many thousands of lives. Please, let's learn from what we have already lost.
And one more thing, this "warning about safe sex" is about effective as our warnings here. It can be on the written story on the scene page, it can be on the film at the beginning of the scene, or it can be on the model's foreheads......people are not going to read it, just as some members will not read our posts here. What they WILL take from the scene is, if it's okay for the models to do it, it must be safe. This "warning about safe sex" is useless except for legal purposes. It will save very few lives.
I have no doubt that the management of
Broke Straight Boys has what they believe to be the best interests of the models at heart. No sane person wants to intentionally jeopardize the life of another. But they also come from another generation and have apparently opted for what they probably sincerely believe to be a safe "test" for whatever reason. I sincerely wish that they would think a little more on this subject and the false impact they are going to have in the battle to combat this disease. You own a public site here that deals with sex and can legally run your business as you wish. But I would think that you, as fellow human beings, would embrace a responsibility to, not only demand the safest sex possible for our models, but also not give a false hope to your "visual" members that unprotected sex is now accepted. I may not be able to read or may not understand English.
The history is there. I just hope we have learned from it, but I'm seriously having doubts that we have.
