Next Door HOMEMADE: Dakota Payne and Devin Franco ‘Fist & Fuck’

Globe Trotter says:

No, you’re the one who doesn’t get it. No one wants to see some gaping, nasty prolapsed hole you could fit your head through. I’m tired of directors and studios pushing this shit on mainstream viewers, and if you object, then you’re the one being intolerant and you’re the one with the problem.

There’s a difference between being a tolerant individual and being a fool. The tolerant individual has boundaries and doesn’t feel the need to accept every unhealthy practice shoved in his face for the sake of “diversity”. That’s the fool’s job…

I’m not against people watching and enjoying fisting, but they should do so on their own sites and forums. Last time I checked, this is a forum for mainstream gay porn (though the decision as of late to include straight porn has left a lot of us scratching our heads).

Globe Trotter says:

No one gives a damn about what sexual practices you indulge in. Shove a light post up your ass for all I care, just discuss it on your own blog and website. Most people do not share your love for a lack of boundaries and most people do not want to see graphic details of someone’s bowels turned inside out. If that’s your thing, more power to you, but please do so on your own site with like-minded individuals.

Globe Trotter says:

“To say that fisting is some fringe act that nobody wants to see is pretty silly.”

It’s exactly this type of relativism that has paved the way for imbeciles in high places, for in 21st century America, everyone has their own truth and every practice is equally valid. There are no longer any boundaries, just equally valid “lifestyles”. And any attempt to point out that emperor has no clothes is met with accusations of prejudice and narrow-mindedness.

If you can’t discern the difference between spitting, rimming, bareback sex (in the age of PreP) and the abhorrent act of fisting, then you have no common sense.

Globe Trotter says:

“If you can’t discern the difference between allowing for people to choose their own risky behaviors and condemning people for choosing risky behaviors you don’t engage in, then you’re a fucking moron.”

Now when or where did I condemn anyone for the risky behavior of their choice? I distinctly said:

“Most people do not share your love for a lack of boundaries and most people do not want to see graphic details of someone’s bowels turned inside out. If that’s your thing, more power to you, but please do so on your own site with like-minded individuals.”

I did not condemn the individual, I condemned an activity which everyone with an ounce of common sense knows to be highly dangerous and harmful to the body. Your analogy to bareback sex is innovative but deeply flawed – most porn stars are either HIV positive or take an HIV-prophylaxis.

From your emotional outburst it is clear that you joined this conversation with one goal in mind: to find someone on whom to project your own deep-seated unhappiness and insecurities. Only problem is, by failing to carefully read and understand what I posted, you’ve misidentified me as the target of your discontent. May I suggest you start with the man in the mirror?

Globe Trotter says:

“Saying something is abhorrent is a condemnation.”

I think you’re missing the finer points of critical thinking. At no time have I ever condemned any individual, ever! I subscribe to the school of thought that teaches us to criticize a person’s behavior, but never the person. Since it’s impossible for me to walk a day in your shoes, I can’t very well say what motivates you, however as an intelligent person I am allowed and will continue to call out destructive behavior. Saying something is abhorrent is calling attention to the consequence of a particular behavior. It says nothing whatsoever about the person indulging in that behavior or what motivates a person to indulge in that behavior. It might do you good to reflect on this little gem of wisdom before putting self-imagined words into my mouth.

“Please excuse me. I have to get back to ignoring your bloated bullshit.”

…yet wherever I turn, you’re always there. Methinks you doth protest too hard…

Globe Trotter says:

You see, that’s one of the perks of living in a free country. If this is how you really feel, why even read or comment on my post?

“Begone.”

Maybe you should first take your own advice before dishing it out to others.

Globe Trotter says:

I think I’ve already addressed this argument above:

“…most people do not want to see graphic details of someone’s bowels turned inside out. If that’s your thing, more power to you, but please do so on your own site with like-minded individuals.”

Fisting is a very risky and dangerous activity that most people are simply not interested in seeing or discussing. I’m sure you don’t have to be explained the reason why. That’s why there exists websites that cater specifically to people who enjoy this activity. That however, does not describe the vast majority of gay men.

And I’m sorry, but this is NOT the same as some harmless fetish, or as someone above tried to argue, the same as bareback sex. It’s also not some harmless alternative lifestyle and it’s also not some moral equivalent to homosexuality or anal sex, so what’s the big deal.

We’ve been so bullied by political correctness and relativism that many people are simply no longer able to distinguish between the harmless and the harmful, because in 2020 everything is now equal and everyone has their own truth which is equal to everyone else’s truth. Woe to anyone that points out the fallacy of this logic, then YOU’re the one who’s being intolerant and YOU’re the one being judgmental.

I don’t condemn anyone for the activity they do, but certain activities are so obviously dangerous by any measure of common sense that they are found to be abhorrent and just gross. Now everyone has a right to do what makes them happy (as long as they don’t hurt another person), but not everyone wants to see the insides of another person’s bowels. So do so on a fisting site – that’s hardly an unreasonable solution.