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03-28-2014, 03:27 PM
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In Love with Danielle
Join Date: Feb 2014
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FYI: The enduring appeal of massage
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When the US Supreme Court held (circa 1958) that published images of human nudity per se cannot be legally enjoined as obscene, the "Nudie Cutie" cinema genre arose. A daring variant on this was a film called The Masseuse, an excerpt from which appears in the documentary A History Of The Blue Movie (1970) by the late AVN Hall-of-Famer Alex de Renzy. You can check it out about two-thirds of the way through the latter film, which is presently hosted online here. By the way, Danny, as a porn star, I think it is well worth your time to watch de Renzy's entire film as part of your professional education. Massage and conversation drove the plot in the 1995 R-rated mainstream film Full Body Massage by avant-garde director Nicolas Roeg, which featured the busty and barely covered Mimi Rogers. (See photo below.)  And even a mere decade ago, Jenna Jameson starred in a porn film which re-used the title The Masseuse. Beyond film, massage begs the question of just what is sexual and what isn't! Consider the following, published here: The teacher, Barbara Tuttle, begins class. "Touch one of your hands with the other," she says. "Feel the smoothness and roughness of all the various parts, the places where it's dry or moist." Some of the students close their eyes as they follow her instructions. Small smiles play on their lips. Tuttle's birdlike mouth breaks into a huge grin. "Congratulations," she says. "You all just masturbated. And in public!" When I asked myself why this should be considered masturbation, I came to realize that a lot of fellas have a five-legged "girlfriend" named Jackie! 
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