Yesterday I told everyone the secret behind why AV actresses often squirt on the sofa. Hopefully, that cleared up some people's misconceptions, right?
Actually, it's not just AV actresses who squirt; masochists also do it! Not only are people curious about how AV actresses squirt so much, but some are also curious about the explosive squirting of male AV actors. Although everyone thinks it's just urine, let's be honest, I'm a man too. Even if I held my pee to the limit, I couldn't squirt as hard as those masochists, not to mention that those male AV actors aren't young anymore. Such strong recoil is really unreasonable…
So, what's going on?
The answer is on the Twitter of "AV Director Samoari"!
Did everyone see that? This director posted behind-the-scenes photos of Eimi Fukada during filming, revealing the truth: First, those M men weren't being hit with their own guns, but with fake penises. Since the thing was fake, what sprayed out wasn't urine. And judging from the amount of clothing the M men were wearing, there must have been a water pipe connected somewhere out of sight.
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And it's not just Fukada Eimi who does this; on Samoari's Twitter, you can see Aoi Ibuki doing the same thing. And this director has openly stated that he's filming a "male orgasm" performance, so there's no doubt about it. It's not that we're incapable or the male actors are exceptionally talented; it's all fake dicks paired with fake orgasms. The AV industry is using special effects again!
I'm just quite curious, is it okay for Samoari to post these photos?
My initial guess was that Samoari was getting carried away, but yesterday an industry insider reminded me that if the production company felt the director's post was inappropriate, they would definitely ask him to delete it, or worse, cut off all future collaborations—but not Samoari. He's recently received many opportunities to collaborate with major production companies, and everyone wants to leverage his ability to plan M-male projects, so…
So I think the AV industry seems to be no longer shying away from letting everyone know the secrets of filming!
While some people will definitely think that production companies "faking" things like this is wrong, I think it's a kind of progress. At least it reminds everyone not to take the actors' "performances" too seriously—but then again, the allure of AV lies in that mysterious, ambiguous feeling; if many things are explained too explicitly, it loses its appeal, don't you think?
