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Where have all the condoms gone?

Although there are many types, flavors and brands of condoms out there, as demonstrated by “ceweberity” amateur YouTube sexpert Kicesie in this video, the porn industry as a whole (both on the consumer side and the production side) have gone away from condoms in more recent years.

In fact, most directors/producers won’t allow the actors on set to use condoms.  They know that their fan base does not want to see condoms as it may “ruin” the fantasy.  Unfortunately for many female porn stars, infections and STD’s are not a fantasy.

Anal sex is a huge part of the porn industry today.  Such an act carries with it a large risk for infection…especially with acts like ATM, ATP, ATOGM and others.  Transferring the bacteria from the anus to the mouth and/or vagina is almost a surefire way to get an infection.
Also, even though models are required to get tested every 30 days, they have lots of sex in-between tests which means they could get an STD on Day 15 and consequently infect many other models between Days 16-29.

So the overall point is that pornography is a risky business.  While it does carry with it quick reward it also carries a great risk as well.