Sex in 2003
by
James N. Horky

I really wish that we could all get back to a point where modesty is valued and virginity is sacred. I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s, so I’ve seen and experienced the evolution of sex-in-the-media. It wasn’t always like this. There was a time when people cared about what our children saw and experienced.


Poetic Reinforcement of Procreation:
Some Call it ‘Love’
by Philip Traum

“How many of the people in this room are married or in a long term relationship?” Unfortunately, the inquisitive student was not adept at managing his passions, and the question sounded vaguely threatening. It obviously contained a hidden agenda--and nobody likes those.

An Argument For Pornography:
Cum On! What’s The Big Deal?
by Anders Porter

After all, sex sells. Believe it or not, admit it or not, like it or not, it’s the truth. And in saying so, I’m in no way introducing a new concept. It always has and it always will. The pornography business has skyrocketed in the past twenty years to become a multinational, multi-billion dollar industry.

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An Argument For Pornography:
Come On! What's The Big Deal?
PART 1
by Anders Porter

When I was 25, I shared an apartment in Los Angeles with an old high school friend. We both were making fairly good money and were able to enjoy just about everything the City of Angels had to offer. Until I got laid off. Or quit. I don’t really remember. Either way, I was unemployed.

My roommate worked in the San Fernando Valley at a post-production facility, where they edited and duplicated film and video. Okay, not just film and video, but rather, ‘Adult’ film and video… “Oooooh.” When I told him I had lost my job, he just smiled and said, “We can probably use your help at my office. We’ve got so much work we can barely stay afloat.”

They’ve “got so much work they can barely stay...afloat.”

Afloat...

I suddenly picture a huge white yacht, floating aimlessly through Caribbean waters...As the camera zooms in, we begin to notice that the eight or ten passengers on board seem to be...naked. And not only are they naked, but for the most part, they are tanned, very fit, and very well manicured. A closer look reveals that--yes, yes, YES! They are having SEX! All of them! The camera tightens in on the bronzed and muscular back of a male passenger, his muscles ebbing and flowing with each calculated movement. Suddenly we see a woman’s hand enter the frame, with her flaming red nails clawing passionately at the man’s skin. The camera rotates to one side, revealing this young gorgeous couple, very much in love (of course) and very much having SEX! She fondles her breasts with her free hand, her head leaning back over the stern of the boat. As the wind blows through his shoulder length brown hair, he thrusts his manhood deeper and deeper inside her, when suddenly...

WHAM! I come to.

“Porn? Porn-o-gra-phy?” I sheepishly sound the word out as if it were the first time I had heard of such a thing...as if. “I can’t work in porn. It’s not that I don’t think it’s okay. I mean, you work in porn and that’s great, man, that’s great. But I can’t, I mean, well...you know...it’s porn.”

My roommate just laughed at me and turned to walk into the kitchen. “I’ll check with my boss tomorrow. I’m sure there’s something for you to do.” He stopped and turned around, smirking. “You know…something.”

The following Monday I drove with my roommate to the Valley. Turns out I was going to work in porn. My roommate’s boss needed an editing bay built for a new editor who would be starting there the following month. So I was going to build it. The icing on the cake? I would be paid under the table. Getting paid under the table in the porn industry? That’s not the kind of work you write home to Mom about.

But money is money and tax free money is TAX FREE MONEY, so I absolutely went for it. It’s not like I was “acting” in these films, or directing or fluffing. I was far, far behind the scenes, way out in a typical looking warehouse somewhere in the San Fernando Valley, utilizing my carpentry skills to build and install an editing bay.


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