Land of the Condom-Free: Home of the Very Very Brave

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Written by patrik

Tuesday, 15 January 2008 07:34

Re-igniting the debate about bareback porn versus safe-sex porn, former COLT Man Josh Weston has made a strange late-career choice to enter the world of cum-dumping for the cameras by filming for SX Video. His covergirl debut in Bodybuilders Bareback has some of the industry shaking their heads in disappointment, while others celebrate, leave fervent and sometimes soulless comments on porn blogs ("I refuse to sacrifice my porn to the propagandists who insist we have to 'set a good example' for people," fumes one devotee),

and presumably forget about all of the warnings that TLC gave us in 1992.

With a new staph "superbug" on the rise in urban areas among sexually active gay men, we find it hard to jump ship and grab onto Josh's muscle-neck as he swims ashore without a rubber floating device. Will it be sink or swim for this star of such pro-condom favorites as Quarterback Sack, Manly Heat: Scorched, and this year's multiple-GayVN Award nominee Link: The Evolution?

We know there's no time like an election year to put issues out on the table, but we have a sinking feeling that our longterm affair with Mr. Weston is drawing to a dismal close.

"Josh Weston Goes Condomless for SX Video" (Gay Porn Times)
"This Week in Career Advancement: Josh Weston Goes Bareback" (Fleshbot)
"Officials: Staph 'Superbug' Spreading In Gay Community" (Towleroad)

Comments

Lee

As a reminder, this new bug can be transmitted even in the presence of a condom. It requires mere skin contact. In a way, I'm thankful for this new bug because perhaps it will give those in the condom mafia an opportunity to reflect on the inadequacy of their own values in fully protecting people's health. In the midst of all the condom propaganda, never do I see any promotion of monogamous relationships as the ideal. The reason is obvious of course. Easy and frequent sex means money - not only for condom companies themselves, but the sex industry as well. Imagine if this was a dermal ~virus~ on the level of hiv. People would be really screwed. The bottom line is that we all make irresponsible choices that are potentially life-threatenin g.

Wednesday 16 January 2008, 13:06

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