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Originally Posted by ashok
It is precisely because people insist that they don't like to do it. Some studios like FWR do fetish work but other studios that specialize in wrestling are exactly that - wrestling studios. You can't blame them for not wanting to cater to fetishists. They're professional athletes and not porn stars or fetish models. I (and others) have managed to commission lift-intensive videos from all the wrestling producers simply because I respect what they are and only request wrestling customs with wrestling lifts. They know I'm into L&C but we don't talk about it and they get to make wrestling matches and keep their dignity as highly trained athletes. It's a little insulting to ask athletes who don't want to be in the fetish industry to do lift/carry videos. Some of the pro wrestlers have found that it's a lucrative market and they've branched out into fetish customs. But most of them simply want to engage in a sport they've trained hard for and NOT to be sex objects. Maybe you should stop insisting and stop taking their refusals personally. Not least because it makes them produce less videos with wrestling lifts.
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How would asking if they are willing to do a l&c custom make them produce fewer wrestling videos? All they have to is say no or at worst block somebody's email address. Your talk about "highly trained athletes" pertains to specific studios, but those probably aren't the studios rosebud is talking about, since he specifically said he avoids models who are too muscular. Based on my impressions, the majority of wrestling clips I see on C4S, for example, seem more playful than serious. I didn't get the impression that he took their refusal to do L&C work personally, I think he is just expression confusion that a lot of producers seem reluctant to do L&C vids even when customers are offering to pay significant money for them.