Fred emails:
Dear Moral Leader:
If STDs are such a worry for Belladonna that she herself can no longer cope with them, why would it be ethical for her to make a film in which other women are exposed to those worries? I, of course, have never met Belladonna, nor have I contemplated the deep philosophical ethical issues presented here. If you would be so kind as to enlighten me I would be forever in your debt.
BTW, do you suppose the herpes infection rate in porn is 100%?
Belladonna posts on MySpace: "I cannot thank all of you enough for the unconditional support you’ve given me with my decision. I feel so lucky to have such wonderful fans backing me all the way. I couldn’t reply to all of you, but I made sure to answer all the questions. I did this video blog to thank you all and clarify some things that people were confused about. I will keep you posted on the results of my culture and let you know all the details."
Hey,
Are Peoples Reading Comprehension skills that atrified in the eWorld.(I’m giving Luke’s site the benefit of the doubt) BellaDonna’s dilemma isn’t the fear of contracting
STD’s but the fear of passing them on to OTHERS. I think she has convinced herself that this is her “reason”. I say she is dancing around the REAL issue. She has known she has had Herpes for a while. She must have been ok with having Herpes and she must have been ok with passing it on or contracting something else on that level. I arrive at this conclusion because she has worked for years after contracting the disease. Not only that she was worked for a Company who has been the Primary company of no less than 4 people who are known to have Contracted AIDS. Further more after seeing her fantasy fuck was clean.
(“I got the test results back from Aim Healthcare and his test was negative for everything”)
She proceeded with her fantasy knowing she was putting him at risk. (“Well, I went to meet up with him and we shared some of the most incredible sex I‚Äôve ever had. We began to talk about how responsible we felt for doing it this way and that people should do it like this more often. Get tested, get permission and totally enjoy yourselves.”)
I think incident of her own making has opened her eyes to the Elephant in the room. The inevitable NEXT outbreak of Aids in the Porn Industry.
With the advent of Fagboys who have turned themselves into Porn Studs it’s just a matter of time before it happens again.
Kurt Lockwood and Christian are only the most obvious potential “patient Zero’s.
For years after the knowledge of the World Aids Pandemic came to light in the Eighties any semblance of a Porn stud being gay was enough to black ball him from “mainstream” Porn. Yet after the Advent of Mrs Mitchell’s Industry standard one of the few “gay for pay” studs was the one who started the FIRST post AIM outbreak. The Bisexuality of many of todays most prominent Studs is going to be the next catalyst for an outbreak.
Evil Angel with is high risk names are likely to be the company from which said fag boy will come. Let us not forget it’s owner,John Stagliano, contracted the desease not from some on screen dalliance but with and encounter in his own private life. His two top studs are known for either gay or trany porn movies. Most of the hired studs who do work for him love THINGS IN THEIR ARSE.(Insert Christian and Kurt Lockwood…ect)
Hey, and unskilled porn whore like bella has got to eat so she will gladly direct high risk behavior among high risk performers.
I guess my knowledge about herpes need an update…always thought that you can infect somebody only when you have an active outbreaks?
One of the most difficult things to hear about herpes is that there is a chance that the virus can be transmitted when there are no apparent lesions. Women can have virus on their cervix with no sores on the outside of their body. Men can have the virus present inside of the urethra with no external sores. The virus can be given off from the genital skin of both men and women with no sores, through microscopic breaks in the skin. This is called asymptomatic shedding; giving off the virus from the body when there are no apparent symptoms. The more sensitive our virus detection methods become, the more viral shedding we can identify. Shedding rates vary, based on location of virus and type of virus. The chart below is a guideline about how often shedding happens in healthy adults.
HSV 2 genital 15-20% of days evaluated
HSV 1 genital 3-5% of days evaluated
HSV 1 oral 18% of days evaluated
HSV 2 oral 1% of days evaluated
We know that up to 70% of new cases of herpes are transmitted from someone showing no apparent symptoms at the time they infect their partner. Research has shown that asymptomatic shedding occurs more frequently during the first year of having herpes than it does subsequently.
From
http://www.westoverheights.com/genital_herpes/handbook/view_the_chapters/transmission.html