So apparently from the 100 screened men, some didn’t turn up so the numbers were made up last minute via grabbing willing men off the street.
What kind of men do that last minute? In any case they were not screened, no STD tested. Did they also have to pay?
Some of the men seem to have been OF subscribers, one guy had travelled from Switzerland for his 5 minutes with Lily.
The men also need to be called out for their behavior. How appropriate is it? No matter if they paid or whatever, what has the 5 minute thrill brought them? They can play it back on their phone, it takes sloppy seconds to a whole new level doesn’t it.
yeah, that concerned me too - the guys they grabbed off the street and her team encouraging some of the original men to invite their friends at the last minute - none were STD tested, it was just to make up the numbers, which was very much the priority and placed well about Lily's safety. presumably she consented to the 100 men who had applied, but given that her team didn't even check in with her throughout the day, I very much doubt they mentioned to her that they'd added a load of random guys to the queue, let alone asked if that was ok with her - they made that decision on her behalf, which theoretically she didn’t consent to.
so a bunch of men who didn't have STD tests and even the original men who applied just had to show their results via a screen - as Lily said in the documentary, they could have been done a while ago and the guys could have caught an STD since they were tested.
overall, it was just so sad to see her put herself in that position with nobody caring enough about her to worry about her safety or wellbeing. her team weren't concerned about risks - it was all about the number of men and ensuring they were happy, because the motivation was the money. she has surrounded herself with a team who i imagine she thinks are there to support her, when they really don't care. and while it is her responsibility to educate herself on the risks of STDs, it was alarming that the documentary guy had to explain to her how HIV is transmitted. she put herself in such a vulnerable situation, presumably thinking her team were looking out for her, but that wasn't the case. if anything, they objectified her more than the men - the way one of them said at the end that they had just "chucked her in the shower" was such a dehumanising comment.
