Do you have any advice for me when attempting to film me and my girlfriend having sex? Like where to put the camera, or other stuff we should think about?
Wherever you put it, don’t look at it. I’ve seen a number of those amateurs filming themselves on their webcams, and it’s just annoying to see both participants looking at the camera instead of each other, trying to watch themselves fucking. Video it, and look at it afterward.
Interesting. Can you elaborate on the conversation that leads to this happening? Is it just chicks who want to experience a gang bang but dont want to be in porn?
No, shooting a lot of video, I’ve run into the problem of shooting very dark-skinned people. I’ve never shot porn, but it can be difficult just getting a decent shot of a dark-skinned person surrounded by a bunch of light-skinned people.
Interesting, especially about the part in regards to non sex porn actors. I had noticed some individuals who star in these porn movies, but NEVER play any sexual role. Mostly men, never women. The roles include cuckolds, background in a scene, the son who goes out while his “friend” and his “mom” have sex.
Overall they tend to be less attractive than the main actors who do the all the F-ing. Which is not surprising. Now this is different for women, who might play a non sex role for a particular scene but are well known porn stars.
I like where your head’s at, but I feel like you might be setting the bar just a little high. I’ve always felt like the rule of thumb should be, in order to qualify as a “MILF”, the woman needs to be old enough that she could reasonably be a mother to someone who was, themselves, old enough to reasonably be sexually active. I always felt like that was the point of the “I” in “MILF.”
Was the term “MILF” in common usage before the first American Pie film? (Original title: “Untitled Teenage Sex Comedy That Can Be Made For Under $10 Million That Most Readers Will Probably Hate But I Think You Will Love”.) In that, “Stifler’s Mom” was played by Jennifer Coolidge who was 39 at the time. I really don’t think anyone under 30 qualifies as a “MILF”.
It was in use, I don’t know how common it was. I think Boyo Jim is right, any mother will do, but the original usage was probably more aligned with the American Pie usage meaning the Mom of someone I know.
Oh baby, reach into your purse and show me the diaper receipt. Tell me about the minivan you just bought! That’s so hot! I want you to climb in my lap and whisper about the benefits of Montessori.
