Wetlook World Forum

If on the other hand you want analogue, there are an unfathomably huge number of available products.

My model of the world is that of an n-dimensional parametric plot. Think of a bell curve, but extend that out with a third axis and extend it again such that there's not one but multiple focal points per axis: plot clusters located in different points in 3D space. Then extend to as many extra axes as you need to complete the parametric model.

Although there is variety, the actual number of combinations is constrained by genetics and society.

With wetlook, it's surprising how readily you find that your own tastes aren't met. I'm surprised how few black women there are in wetlook, especially in US-based productions -- where are all the African-Americans? Where I live, red hair is not uncommon (and by this I mean proper red hair, i.e. bright orange — all too often "redhead" gets used for any marginally reddish-brown) yet the number of redheads in wetlook seems distinctly under-represented by many producers.

If you want braless, you'll get your wish, but if you want models in their 30s, you're going to struggle, as producers prefer 18 to mid 20s. The thing is, I'm getting older, and as I age, the boundary line between legal and paedophilia gets blurred. Younger models (16–18) look dangerously young as my age compresses that age range into a smaller and more distant proportion of my own life (as in, I'm twice their age now).

If you want natural women and more conservative styles, you'll struggle too. How many wetlook producers use models who retain even a single body hair? The odds of any wetlook model having a full untamed bush: zero.

By wanting something different, as a consumer, you're condemned to misery.

As a producer, you can produce what you want. I find it very odd sometimes the kind of computer programs that nobody's written, so I end up writing unique programs that are simple but where nothing else exists to achieve what I feel is a fairly obvious need. However, they remain unnoticed as the years pass — if anyone else wanted such a program, it would have already existed. The lucky few get to think of something that everyone wants before they get beaten to it; for everyone else, if it doesn't exist yet, it's because nobody would want it if it did.