Our existential concerns manifest in our physical forms, making it hard for us to get hard. However, in the words of Amanda Luterman, “If you’re hard on your dick, your dick won’t get hard.”
In this scene, two guys are about to say “fuck it,” and walk away – but one of them suggests that they play anyway. Instead of centralizing a hard cock, they penetrate each other with fingers and toys and they escalate into frenzied sex that allows them to express themselves without the burden of staying hard. This expands the definitions of what one considers to be “sex,” and allows a greater range of options. When the burden of a hardon is removed, we see the models generate all kinds of play that they may not often access because of ingrained sex scripts that prioritize penis-owners and their expected functions.
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