The sad fact is, the only reason we were able to make the film we made with you is because of the honest the internet afforded us. We could speak in unguarded language about what we did, and people who were looking for what we had to offer could find us.

In light of these revelations about Google we’re going to have to re-think things. The loss of website revenue changes the financial calculus, and the price we’re paying for speaking frankly may simply be too much to bear.

On the one hand, *anything* that depicts honest sexuality in a positive light works for us. But on the other, we didn’t feel that we had anything to “teach;” we just wanted to show folks that there is nothing shameful, dirty, or wrong about sex and sexuality, and that they are common denominators that unite far more folks than one might think, if one was to go by what is depicted as “normal and accepted” in popular media.

cheers,
Matt and Khym