We all know everyone loves a 3D movie. It doesn’t matter how stupid the flick might look, if it’s in 3D, people are going to be waiting in lines to see it! Sure, it is usually pretty damn expensive to produce, but when it’s all said and done, making a 3D movie is worth is, because so many people are going to pay to see it.

With that being said, you would think porn companies would have also really hopped on the 3D band wagon. Not only are 3D movies a huge trend right now, but I’m sure all of you reading this would agree that watching porn in 3D on a daily basis would be amazing!

Besides helping you shoot your load, there are also many other reasons why a greater push towards producing more 3D porn would be great for porn companies.

3D porn offers way more features than 2d does. To start off, 3D porn can make you actually feel like you are part of the sexual escapades going on in the film.

There will be the ability to use different interaction features like which sex positions the actors use, different endings, and which angle the camera is at.

Not only would people love watching 3D porn but it would really help the porn film industry take a turn for the better, since it’s really struggling.

Like I said before, sure it would cost a lot to produce a 3D porn, but then in the end, it would totally be worth it. As long as the porn companies realize that they have to make sure they are ahead of Hollywood in technology.

Let’s just hope the porn production companies are reading this and start a 3D trend. I know I’m not the only one waiting for a lot of 3D porn on Orgasm.com!

The initiative made its way onto the ballot in great part due to the work of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation which gathered over 370,000 signatures in their support. However, the debate is not yet over. The Free Speech Coalition has been speaking on behalf of many in the Los Angeles porn industry.

Some of the issues that have come up in the debate include the possibility that Los Angeles County may not even be able to afford enforcing such a law. Also, the justification for the law’s existence has caused quite a bit of contention. Some of the justification has been that the porn industry, by not using condoms, is setting a bad example for society.

However, Diane Duke, executive director of the Free Speech Coalition, has been countering this idea by asking, “When’s the last time you saw Brad Pitt stop in the middle of a love scene and put on a condom?” In fact, she theorizes that asking such measures of porn films could come to affect the Hollywood film industry which is notoriously lax on showing condom usage in its films. Porn industry supporters have also been pointing to the effectiveness of the already in-place testing requirements for porn performers at preventing sexually transmitted infections.

While this debate is definitely not yet over, it seems like the implications of enforcing such a law are farther-reaching than even its proponents currently believe.