James Deen Stars In Safe Sex PSA!

by Lola Byrd on August 17, 2012

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“Lindsay Lohan’s pornstar co-star…” that’s how every media story about James Deen starts these days. It’s no wonder, especially since the pair are starring in Bret Easton Ellis’ new controversial flick: The Canyons. Still, I think that sentence should be the other way around; Lindsay Lohan’s star is shinning brighter because of her association with James Deen.

He’s only the most popular and beloved male pornstar of all time!

I won’t try to hide it; I like the guy. He’s just sooo cute, funny, non-threatening, and just the right amount of cocky (pun intended). He’s that guy you would totally take home from the bar. Sure, he’s ravage you, but with his pants on his presentable enough to meet the parents, or at least be your date to your third cousins wedding, you know, to avoid questions about your single status and relieve some of the boredom and tension family gatherings always create.

James Deen is also  pro safe-sex, which is hella cool in my book. I mean STIs are bad enough, but at least you can get rid of chlamydia with a good dose of antibiotics, while kids last a life time. What a pain in the ass? Unless you have an abortion, which let’s face it, is also one hell of a pain in the ass uterus.

Condoms; to be or not to be? It’s your choice, but as Deen shows you so well in this PSA produced by Brazzers the direction your life takes hangs in the balance. It’s all so clear, use a condom and end-up happily engaged or don’t use one and end-up at the morgue. It’s so much easier when life doesn’t offer any gray areas. *cough* *sarcasm* *cough*

Check out the video:

I follow James Deen on Twitter, but he doesn’t follow me @misslolabyrd.

Via eonline.com

Tagged as: Brazzers, Condoms, James Deen, Lindsay Lohan co-star, psa, rubbers, safe sex, The Canyons

  • Mmthered

    So, no condom leads to AIDS and death. Condom leads to marriage and child? I don’t get why they show the couple who used a condom having a baby, isn’t a big selling point? Anyway, hopefully it gets the message across.

    • https://twitter.com/#!/misslolabyrd Lola Byrd

      Yeah, the way they tried to get the message across was a little messed up, but they had their hearts in the right place.. Meaning, safe sex = good thing.

  • aznAtlas

    Great vid and I’m glad they’re trying to promote condom use but does anyone else think it’s a bit odd to see porn stars promoting condoms while so many of them are against the law that would require condoms in scenes?

    • https://twitter.com/#!/misslolabyrd Lola Byrd

      Pornstar screening for STIs and STDs is extremely strict. You don’t get the same kind of assurances when fucking people who’s sexual history you barely know.

      • aznAtlas

        True but most people aren’t smart enough to think beyond what is presented explicity before them. Even beyond the realm of porn, many of us just go with what we see and don’t research beyond that. If a celebrity endorses a certain product saying it helped them lose x-amount of weight, people flock to the stores to get it forgetting that there’s a bunch of other things involved besides the product alone. Most people watching porn aren’t thinking that the performers get tested regularly. They just see attractive bodies having sex and get off on that.

        I applaud the effort and the idea behind the video but I think if they really wanted to stress safe sex to the masses, they could either promote testing more OR use condoms because I’m willing to bet that more people will use the argument that “pornstars don’t use condoms so why do I” as opposed to “pornstars get tested so thoroughly and frequently that they don’t need to.”

        • https://twitter.com/#!/misslolabyrd Lola Byrd

          “Even beyond the realm of porn, many of us just go with what we see and
          don’t research beyond that. If a celebrity endorses a certain product
          saying it helped them lose x-amount of weight, people flock to the
          stores to get it forgetting that there’s a bunch of other things
          involved besides the product alone. Most people watching porn aren’t
          thinking that the performers get tested regularly.”

          Most people are stupid, but at least there are people (sex educators, sex positive blogs, etc) who are there to inform the masses about their misconceptions, etc.

          Personally though, I’m all for the use of condoms in porn. I don’t think they detract from the performance in the least. If it were up to me, I don’t know if I would make it mandatory, but I do wish that if a pornstar wanted to use condoms or wanted their screen partners to use condoms they were free to do so without it affecting their career… i.e pressure and repercussions from studios and fans.

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