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pantalone
Desde en Nov 2010 224 posts
May 8, 2020
We could debate the pre-Covid quality of the performers till we're blue in the face.
I still think that economics will drive the quality of the shows here. Pretty much all national economies are taking a battering right now, with massive unemployment, over-loaded social security safety-nets and people's net disposable income crashing. Plus, right now, people can't travel.
So nobody can get to the strip clubs or escort agencies in Eastern Europe. They'll go bust without tourism and the performers will have no work and probably no social security, since they were not full-time employees working in their home towns. Even when lockdown eases, punters can't afford to take expensive holidays in Kiev and even the normally affluent will be reluctant to fly the girls around and pay them $500 an hour or whatever.
This will be good for iStripper! Performers will compete for modelling work with surviving businesses and the Totem team, who have been prudent enough to keep their business going through the pandemic, will have the pick of the best performers around.
So maybe strippers will go down to $20-a-barrel. Or is that just too Brent Crude? Always look on the bright side of life, da dum, da dum.....
I still think that economics will drive the quality of the shows here. Pretty much all national economies are taking a battering right now, with massive unemployment, over-loaded social security safety-nets and people's net disposable income crashing. Plus, right now, people can't travel.
So nobody can get to the strip clubs or escort agencies in Eastern Europe. They'll go bust without tourism and the performers will have no work and probably no social security, since they were not full-time employees working in their home towns. Even when lockdown eases, punters can't afford to take expensive holidays in Kiev and even the normally affluent will be reluctant to fly the girls around and pay them $500 an hour or whatever.
This will be good for iStripper! Performers will compete for modelling work with surviving businesses and the Totem team, who have been prudent enough to keep their business going through the pandemic, will have the pick of the best performers around.
So maybe strippers will go down to $20-a-barrel. Or is that just too Brent Crude? Always look on the bright side of life, da dum, da dum.....
HansSachs
Desde en Mar 2016 989 posts
May 8, 2020
I still think that economics will drive the quality of the shows here.It may look a quite cynical way of thinking about the future situation, but it's probable things will really go like so.
Performers will compete for modelling work with surviving businesses and the Totem team, who have been prudent enough to keep their business going through the pandemic, will have the pick of the best performers around.
May 8, 2020
@pantalone
I also think that sites such as iStripper might be the ones to benefit from current situation.
The way I see current porn industry, I find it horribly tasteless and becoming more and more disgustingly extreme. The women in the industry are encouraged to do more and more extreme acts (anal, hardcore, *****, etc.). I absolutely ***** that trend, and loath people who get their kicks off from watching women *****, violated, *****, tormented... (real or simulated).
I really hope this crisis will either put Brazzers, Lethal and similar sites out of business or at least make them change drastically the content they produce.
The women in the industry should somehow get together, form a union if needed... to formulate some commonly accepted rules of what they agree to do and what they don't accept. This could be a right moment to do that - maybe even put up their own website or production outlet.
MetArt, MetArtX, SexArt, EternalDesire... and sites like that (concentrating heavily on solo performances) should be the winners of the current crisis.
orclover
Desde en Jun 2012 744 posts
May 9, 2020 (edited)
@pantalone
I also think that sites such as iStripper might be the ones to benefit from current situation.
The way I see current porn industry, I find it horribly tasteless and becoming more and more disgustingly extreme. The women in the industry are encouraged to do more and more extreme acts (anal, hardcore, *****, etc.). I absolutely ***** that trend, and loath people who get their kicks off from watching women *****, violated, *****, tormented... (real or simulated).
I really hope this crisis will either put Brazzers, Lethal and similar sites out of business or at least make them change drastically the content they produce.
The women in the industry should somehow get together, form a union if needed... to formulate some commonly accepted rules of what they agree to do and what they don't accept. This could be a right moment to do that - maybe even put up their own website or production outlet.
MetArt, MetArtX, SexArt, EternalDesire... and sites like that (concentrating heavily on solo performances) should be the winners of the current crisis.
Why does every society put a taboo around It? I'll tell you why. It is the one thing we'd all like to do.
Quote From the Movie "Priest".
May 9, 2020
@pantalone
I also think that sites such as iStripper might be the ones to benefit from current situation.
The way I see current porn industry, I find it horribly tasteless and becoming more and more disgustingly extreme. The women in the industry are encouraged to do more and more extreme acts (anal, hardcore, *****, etc.). I absolutely ***** that trend, and loath people who get their kicks off from watching women *****, violated, *****, tormented... (real or simulated).
I really hope this crisis will either put Brazzers, Lethal and similar sites out of business or at least make them change drastically the content they produce.
The women in the industry should somehow get together, form a union if needed... to formulate some commonly accepted rules of what they agree to do and what they don't accept. This could be a right moment to do that - maybe even put up their own website or production outlet.
MetArt, MetArtX, SexArt, EternalDesire... and sites like that (concentrating heavily on solo performances) should be the winners of the current crisis.
I couldn't agree more.
willyweekly
Desde en Jul 2015 415 posts
May 9, 2020
supply and demand
This is true of most labor.
when unemployment is low....
restaurants have to hire bad waiters becuase all the good waiter have jobs.
when umemployment is high
restuarants have a choice of people to hire and service is much better.
To a certain level, this applies to many careers.
This is true of most labor.
when unemployment is low....
restaurants have to hire bad waiters becuase all the good waiter have jobs.
when umemployment is high
restuarants have a choice of people to hire and service is much better.
To a certain level, this applies to many careers.
pantalone
Desde en Nov 2010 224 posts
May 9, 2020
The way I see current porn industry, I find it horribly tasteless and becoming more and more disgustingly extreme. The women in the industry are encouraged to do more and more extreme acts (anal, hardcore, *****, etc.). I absolutely ***** that trend, and loath people who get their kicks off from watching women *****, violated, *****, tormented... (real or simulated).
I'm with you on that one, but I think that the current crisis will only exacerbate the trend. The businesses that push the boundaries of good taste and taboos will have a wider pool of willing models to choose from. Some businesses won't survive for economic reasons, but new ones will take their place, if there's a market for it. The virus and its economic impact won't affect people's desire to see women *****. Many people would regard our taste for vids of striptease and masturbation as *****.
One thing that would affect it is widespread state intervention, primarily in the area of universal basic income. Performers would then have the freedom to choose not to work for the most extreme sites.
Another possibility is state censorship for the moral wellbeing of the populus (i.e. everybody except the patriarchs), or for the avoidance of exploitation of vulnerable women. Proponents of this sort of stuff (nannies) forget that the vulnerability is caused by iniquitous state policies and religion as a tool of repression, all to preserve the hierarchy.
Or maybe fashion will swing against extreme porn and the women will rebel as you suggest.
But I don't see any evidence of any of these ideas becoming mainstream, even during pandemic times. Vested interests like the media and banks will resist it, public opinion will follow and politicians, including the populists, will ***** the voters.
The important thing is to resist the extreme becoming the new normal. Avoid women becoming victims of exploitation, rather than being performers revered and celebrated by those of use who pay them to entertain. Avoid businesses that exploit male powerlessness and frustration. We may not be able to resist some widening of the envelope of what's available in times of economic trouble, but at least we can avoid supporting businesses that ***** and degrade people, physically or mentally.
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