Some Insight Please

[fulldick1000]

So I was watching a porn clip a couple of days ago. MMF. One guy came over this girl's face; not a huge cumshot, as it happens, but it did leave a reasonable glob of cum next to her mouth going down to her chin. So she started to finish the the other guy off but this other guy insisted that she wipe the cum off her face first. The girl, reluctantly it seemed to me, wiped the cum away and asked if she needed to wash it off but the guy said, "No, that works for me".

I don't understand this at all. I can think of very few things hotter than being brought to orgasm by the mouth of a girl whose face was covered in cum. Especially, if she was wearing that cum with pride and clearly wanted to add to the trophy using my contribution. And if she wanted to use my cock to spoon some of that creamy deposit into her mouth then you would not catch me complaining one jot either.

So, can anyone explain this guy's behaviour here? It's not like he was being asked to do anything with or to the cum.


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[DexMandrake]

Hello! I completely share your sentiment! Many years ago, I did some amateur porn shoots back in the days before internet porno. Our shoots had a fairly decent distribution, but by no means was I a porn star. (sadly, ha!) I've been in MMF situations both in my personal life and also on those porno shoots. The director of the films said to us "If you guys are at all homophobic, this is not the place for you." One has to be ok with "friendly fire" ... getting another man's cum on you ... but the prime directive is to please the woman! So hell yeah, if a woman is covered in another man's cum, that would not stop me at all to adding to the sperm storm! So, maybe the guy in the clip you saw had a bit of homophobia. Too bad if that is so. Plus, by insisting that she clean her mouth before he dived in ... it interrupts the flow of the scene. Perhaps he was worried about STDs. Hopefully everyone was tested for STDs before the shoot. I don't know. I mean, everyone involved has the right to express what they are and aren't comfortable with. So yes ... he has the right to do what he did. But I agree with you ... it's just not hot! At least for me.