Gay porn actors with hiv

Instead, both the industry and the media more broadly welcomed him, warmly. “We definitely need to be creative in how we get this message out there,” says Marc Thompson, the organisation’s health improvement lead. Understanding the devastating impact AIDS had on LGBTQ communities in the 1980s is crucial, but there is a tendency to talk about HIV as a thing of the past.

So, if we can’t trust sex education or a supposedly faithful biopic of an HIV+ icon to tackle the subject, what can we trust?

“You can listen to your doctor, but that’s really clinical advice. This wasn’t always the case: when Domino first discovered the treatment he kept quiet until a close friend contracted HIV. Then he realised the devastating consequences of silence. “I’m literally that story of the unsuccessful actor ending up in porn,” he laughs. “Someone recently asked if I was drug and disease-free, so I told him to read my bio – all the information is in there.

But in addition, performers like Jason Domino build initiatives like The Good Porn Project, which goes a step further by also tackling issues like transphobia and sexual racism. George was found guilty of ‘outraging public decency’ in Westminster Magistrates Court in January 2019, along with his boyfriend, but the cameraman and third person in the video could not be identified and he was not included in the charges.

On November 24, 2018, George posted an update on Twitter about his latest scene and included the social media hashtags #bareback, #biohazard, #poz and #toxic along with a biohazard symbol along with the description (which I have lightly edited for ease of reading) which said “6 lads wanking in a circle shoot 9 loads in a water pistol and afterwards George runs next door and bends Jay over and shoots the cum into his arse and mouth and all over a stunning guy’s 9-inch cock that he uses to fuck Jay bareback and hard”.

This scene features Jay Carrington as the bottom who gets multiple loads of cum from the water pistol shot inside his hole and Spaniard JS Toro (Jonathan is his first name) is the top who pushes the cum deep inside his hole using his impressive uncut cock.

When you listen to George talking excitedly throughout his videos, you will quickly appreciate his honesty and devotion towards bareback sex and he’s not afraid to use his real name at his porn site either. But the virus can affect anyone – a fact largely obscured by the homophobic panic of mainstream media, which used the AIDS epidemic to demonise gay men.

Since coming out he uses his platform to educate and to raise awareness of the fact that HIV+ performers pose no risk if they’re ‘undetectable’. “Education is so fear-led, and that scares people out of being tested,” he says. (“Tony thought I had been told – that’s what had always happened in the past”). Hans Berlin, who last year came out during a Grabby awards acceptance speech, puts it this way: “There are still some dumb people in the industry – and that shouldn’t be an insult.

“I still get it on dating apps,” he laments. National HIV Testing Week is currently underway, and it’s easier than ever to get home testing kits. Even if detectable, PrEP can protect: “In the porn industry you can’t really make anyone take PrEP, but if you’re negative and taking it then the HIV status of your partner shouldn’t matter any more.”

Berlin does say he was initially afraid of disclosing his status, but the hate messages he expected never came.

Breaking the stigma and educating people are very important not just in the adult industry but also in general.

But what can you say about Brian Bond‘s stance on this matter? Companies are worried about funding and respectability, they think we inherently damage that.