ScottC
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Someone who follows me on twitter and I have been having a discussion about gay for pay, and the seeming prevalence of straight guys doing gay porn. Here is the email I just received, and I really would like to hear what others, including David, if he has time, has to say.
I do think the g4p issue is important because I think it's intrinsically linked to homophobia and anti-gay practices. The whole condom v. non condom thing is a perfect example. The idea is that gay men are so dirty and disease ridden and women are so clean and disease free. It's homophobic and sexist in equal measure. Chi-Chi Larue would never have allowed Jeremy Bilding to continue barebacking with men in gay scenes, but doing it with women is perfectly acceptable. Someone who works for her told me that she said, "IT's just women. Nothing to worry about." Whether she said it or not, her actions supported that idea. I'm not supporting barebacking. I accept that every adult has the right to decide what they will or will not do, but in porn, the sex should be safe. I think all porn should be shot with condoms and that studios should pay for AIM testing.
To give you a timeline. This is how I've seen porn change from the time I started watching until now. Chi-Chi Larue telling everyone that Blake Riley had gone straight and that he loved it. Riley saying his new fantasy was to get fucked by a woman. (And I'm being kind because what they really said was more egregious). More and more straight guys enter into gay porn and they do straight scenes where they go on about how much better "pussy sex" (quoting directly) is to gay sex. Porn now has openly gay men verbally abusing each other and calling each other faggot in gay porn as a joke. The very people who do this told me they would never do porn where two black men, two JEwish men, or two Asians call each other racial epithets because it would be offensive. Calling each other "Faggots" was seen as humorous. We now have so many straight exclusives who wear condoms in gay scenes, but go condomless in straight scenes, and everyone thinks it's okay because a vagina is present. Worrying about the woman never enters their minds. On Corbin Fisher, the men can only bareback if a woman is in the room. She can watch, sit next to, or touch the boys, and they can bareback. If she's absent, it's condoms again. This kind of thinking is appalling, and it's another example of gay men being attacked and insulted by an industry aimed at them.
Now since I am a member of this site, it should be obvious I don't agree with him, but it did make me think and I wonder about others thoughts on this.
I do think the g4p issue is important because I think it's intrinsically linked to homophobia and anti-gay practices. The whole condom v. non condom thing is a perfect example. The idea is that gay men are so dirty and disease ridden and women are so clean and disease free. It's homophobic and sexist in equal measure. Chi-Chi Larue would never have allowed Jeremy Bilding to continue barebacking with men in gay scenes, but doing it with women is perfectly acceptable. Someone who works for her told me that she said, "IT's just women. Nothing to worry about." Whether she said it or not, her actions supported that idea. I'm not supporting barebacking. I accept that every adult has the right to decide what they will or will not do, but in porn, the sex should be safe. I think all porn should be shot with condoms and that studios should pay for AIM testing.
To give you a timeline. This is how I've seen porn change from the time I started watching until now. Chi-Chi Larue telling everyone that Blake Riley had gone straight and that he loved it. Riley saying his new fantasy was to get fucked by a woman. (And I'm being kind because what they really said was more egregious). More and more straight guys enter into gay porn and they do straight scenes where they go on about how much better "pussy sex" (quoting directly) is to gay sex. Porn now has openly gay men verbally abusing each other and calling each other faggot in gay porn as a joke. The very people who do this told me they would never do porn where two black men, two JEwish men, or two Asians call each other racial epithets because it would be offensive. Calling each other "Faggots" was seen as humorous. We now have so many straight exclusives who wear condoms in gay scenes, but go condomless in straight scenes, and everyone thinks it's okay because a vagina is present. Worrying about the woman never enters their minds. On Corbin Fisher, the men can only bareback if a woman is in the room. She can watch, sit next to, or touch the boys, and they can bareback. If she's absent, it's condoms again. This kind of thinking is appalling, and it's another example of gay men being attacked and insulted by an industry aimed at them.
Now since I am a member of this site, it should be obvious I don't agree with him, but it did make me think and I wonder about others thoughts on this.