Custom Creations
Porn is an ever-changing world and industry. It was a slow build from the invention of moving pictures on film through to the 1970s, but since that point, in the past 40ish years, porn has been full-steam ahead as an up and down roller coaster of new tech and cultural shifts. From videotape to digital to internet to streaming, porn doesn’t stop evolving. Yet one thing has definitely stayed the same: people want to see really specific acts for their sexual gratification. Like, really, really specific acts. This has been true ever since the days of stag films, but now, given the options available to produce and record in high quality and then provideit online, bespoke porn could become the next growth industry in the porn universe. And, as you’ll read, it just might be what many people really need.
Rear Naked Choke?
There was a huge UFC fight this past weekend ... if you’re into that sort of thing. You know, big, sweaty men and women rolling around clutching and grabbing at each other, and giving each other a real pounding. Some might suggest it could cause other thoughts or inspiration to arise. If that is the case for you, check out this recent piece in Buzzfeed - can you tell the difference between an MMA fight and gay porn?
Still Lots to Fix
I will often tell you about the good things happening in porn and how porn can be a positive influence. Don’t mistake my positivity for naivety. And we’re all right to look at porn with a general side-eye until everything about it is cleared up. Two stories had people looking a little leery recently. First, Wet, the lube company, announced with glee their sponsorship of James Deen. Has enough time passed since the many accusations of sexual abuse came out about Deen? Have the industry and fans forgotten? I don’t really think so. Nor should we be ready to embrace with open arms Rashida Jones just because she’s seen the porny light. Her documentary “Hot Girls Wanted” and writing were pretty inflammatory against the porn industry. But she’s reconsidered. Is this good enough to forget that past? It's a good question, and one that, unfortunately, comes up far too often these days.
