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This is a copy of something I typed out on my cellphone last night while lying in bed feeling a bit useless (so sick right now)
Please share this anyway you’d like to.
You can find a RTable image on my twitter, as well as a blog post on my tumblr and my own website. http://www.miss-lollipop.com/blog/
It's been shared a LOT on twitter so obviously it's getting some agreement.
Would love this to start a discussion about these things on this forum. Do you think we have a responsibility to model responsible sexual behavior (consent, safe sex etc) in our work? Do you leave these kinds of moments in or do you cover them up?
This is an open letter to all of us who create sexual media or performance.
It’s true we sell a fantasy and so we might not want the chat room to know that we pre-negotiated what dirty words could be used before hand, or that we both got tested before agreeing to do that 69 show. On film, we might cut out the part in the strap on scene where she says “ouch – that’s a bit too deep, can u slow down a bit?” Or if it happens on live camera we might cover it up with a kiss. But I’ve started to realize that including these moments when they occur, not tucking them away like something that’s not sexy enough for the screen, can change how people have sex in their own lives.
I had a discussion with a Dom about how to negotiate consent during a scene – he had watched a lot of bdsm porn but never seen it done and he had no idea how to make it sexy. How leaning over, running fingers through her hair and saying into her ear “I know we didn’t talk about this but I want to blindfold you so you have no idea what’s coming next. Nod if that’s ok, slave” can be so so sexy.
Porn is the real sex Ed most people receive. And no, it’s not your responsibility to teach people how to fuck safely, and consensually but I do think that if we just stopped pretending safe sex, sti testing, negotiation before and during sex are all these massive boner killers we might be able to help people have better more fulfilling and safer sexual experiences.
For me it all came down to a moment a few months ago after I had been tied up and beaten for a film. The camera had been on a tripod and we left it recording while the Domme helped me down and after giving me a warm friendly hug said “do you need any aftercare?”. Later, As I was editing the video, about to chop that bit out because it wasn’t relevant, I realized leaving it in might actually be the most relevant choice I’ve made in my porn creation recently. And I’d like to encourage you to consider being more open with your fans about the normal practices you use to keep everyone having a safe, fun time.
It’s true we sell a fantasy and so we might not want the chat room to know that we pre-negotiated what dirty words could be used before hand, or that we both got tested before agreeing to do that 69 show. On film, we might cut out the part in the strap on scene where she says “ouch – that’s a bit too deep, can u slow down a bit?” Or if it happens on live camera we might cover it up with a kiss. But I’ve started to realize that including these moments when they occur, not tucking them away like something that’s not sexy enough for the screen, can change how people have sex in their own lives.
I had a discussion with a Dom about how to negotiate consent during a scene – he had watched a lot of bdsm porn but never seen it done and he had no idea how to make it sexy. How leaning over, running fingers through her hair and saying into her ear “I know we didn’t talk about this but I want to blindfold you so you have no idea what’s coming next. Nod if that’s ok, slave” can be so so sexy.
Porn is the real sex Ed most people receive. And no, it’s not your responsibility to teach people how to fuck safely, and consensually but I do think that if we just stopped pretending safe sex, sti testing, negotiation before and during sex are all these massive boner killers we might be able to help people have better more fulfilling and safer sexual experiences.
For me it all came down to a moment a few months ago after I had been tied up and beaten for a film. The camera had been on a tripod and we left it recording while the Domme helped me down and after giving me a warm friendly hug said “do you need any aftercare?”. Later, As I was editing the video, about to chop that bit out because it wasn’t relevant, I realized leaving it in might actually be the most relevant choice I’ve made in my porn creation recently. And I’d like to encourage you to consider being more open with your fans about the normal practices you use to keep everyone having a safe, fun time.
Please share this anyway you’d like to.
You can find a RTable image on my twitter, as well as a blog post on my tumblr and my own website. http://www.miss-lollipop.com/blog/
It's been shared a LOT on twitter so obviously it's getting some agreement.
Would love this to start a discussion about these things on this forum. Do you think we have a responsibility to model responsible sexual behavior (consent, safe sex etc) in our work? Do you leave these kinds of moments in or do you cover them up?