Dirk and I braved the Black Friday crowds at IKEA to buy some toys for our nieces and nephews for Christmas, and we spotted this. Yeah, it’s just some cheap plastic thing, but we’ve needed a ceiling lamp in our living room forever… and the geek in me just couldn’t resist. 
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In TitanMen’s brand new film Like Father, Like Son, two friends (Luke Adams and Caleb King) catch their dads (Casey Williams and David Anthony) fucking in the kitchen. The sons, still hidden, get turned on and jerk each other off…
While you’re waiting, watch part 1 in its entirety right now with your TitanMen membership. Not a member? You can get unlimited access to TitanMen’s entire catalog right now!
As you know, Titan shoots all its movies in HD, and has even recently started upconverting its entire back catalog to 1080p. But once in a while, we like to go old-school. That’s why Titan director Jasun Mark brought an instant camera called a Lomo’Instant to the set of the brand new movie Double Exposure starring TitanMen exclusive Hunter Marx and my hubby Dirk Caber. I’ve posted those photos below, along with the “official” promotional action shots.
One of the instant photos had this weird double-exposure effect, which was totally by accident because the film in the camera got stuck. But it looked so cool that it not only inspired the name of the film, it became the cover. Nice!
Scroll down to see the photos… but first, check out this free 3 minute preview of Dirk and Hunter’s scene! (You can watch the entire 42 minute scene — and the rest of Titan’s catalog — with your TitanMen membership.)
Anyway, Andre interviewed eleven couples for her article. The inspiration for her piece was a rather dubious organization that has been putting up billboards all over San Francisco that say “PORN KILLS LOVE.” These billboards have apparently been spotted in other parts of California and Nevada — where the majority of American adult films are produced — and Andre wanted us porn couples, who have found love through porn, to weigh in on the PKL campaign. Our thoughts, along with those of the other couples, 
are included in Andre’s article, as well as a little backstory about how Dirk and I met. There’s also an interesting question that Andre asked each couple: “Describe your relationship in one word.” The answers may not surprise you, but they will move you.
All of the stories were equally interesting and compelling, but unfortunately her editors singled out four couples for inclusion in the magazine, and Dirk and I weren’t one of them. (I’m not sure if this is relevant, but I couldn’t help but notice that the four couples who did make the cut are 1. legally married and 2. straight.)
Happily, though, PinkLabel.tv agreed to print the remaining seven profiles, including ours and the other out-and-proud couple that Andre interviewed (Sten and Lily Cade). I’ve reprinted our interview with Andre below, but be sure to check out the rest of Andre’s interviews at Cosmo and Pink Label!
Jesse Jackman & Dirk Caber
Status: Engaged
Name: Jesse Jackman
Age: 42
Location: Boston, MA
Occupation: porn performer & in healthcare IT
Number of years in the industry: 4Partner: Dirk Caber
Age: 44
Location: Boston, MA
Occupation: classical musician, tuba, piano, vocalist & porn
Number of years in the industry: 5
How’d you meet?
I’d just started working in the porn industry and was trying to navigate my way around the scene, so I started seeking out a community mentor who could help me. A friend of mine introduced me to Dirk Caber, who had been in the industry for about a year already, and we immediately hit it off. At the time I was dating someone who was struggling with my new career and wasn’t too keen on the idea. The very same weekend I met Dirk, my boyfriend broke up with me, saying he couldn’t date someone in porn. Dirk stepped up to support me; he held my hand and saw me through the heartbreak. After some time the relationship turned romantic, and we began seeing each other seriously. The first two years were long distance – me in Boston, Dirk in Chicago – before Dirk moved to Boston to be with me.
Describe your relationship in one word:
Honest.
What was your proposal like?
We exchanged rings on the day that the Supreme Court initially refused to hear appeals in gay marriage cases – October 6, 2014 – setting off a landslide of lower court rulings that eventually led to marriage equality nationwide. We’re having trouble setting a date for our wedding, though, because we can’t figure out where to have it. The problem is that every place that’s “meaningful” to us is like a diner or something – they’re not exactly majestic!
What does marriage mean to you?
We basically already consider ourselves married; we call each other “hubby”, and we’re sharing our life together. We’re not married in the legal sense yet, but we’re already bonded as partners, albeit with a healthy recognition and respect of each other’s autonomy. We encourage and support our lives as individuals as well as our shared life, and that’s paramount. We have one rule: Don’t bring home anything you don’t want to share. It’s applicable to everything from STIs, to sex partners, to pizza!
Are you familiar with the “Porn Kills Love” Campaign? If so, how do you feel about it?
Yes we are! It was brought to our attention several days ago. It looks like they’re not being honest about the basis of the organization [funding the campaign]. In my opinion, it’s a very thinly veiled effort of the Church of Latter Day Saints. All four founders are members of the Mormon Church, and when you look to see where the organization’s domain name is registered, it comes up as Salt Lake City, Utah. In addition, their website cites incomplete “scientific” information presented largely out of context, and the neutrality of their Wikipedia page is currently under dispute. Anyway, my main issue with the organization is that they’re selling porn consumption as an addiction, yet they’re not demonizing other addictions, such as alcohol, in even remotely the same fashion. People who suffer from addiction are genetically and neurologically predisposed to it, a fact which is pretty universally understood. Our society isn’t in the habit of outlawing everything a person could possibly be addicted to – alcohol, gambling, etc. Porn isn’t the enemy; we should be focused on helping people with addictive personalities, not demonizing an industry that provides a healthy sexual outlet for millions of people.
Dirk Caber (my ever-so-sexy hubby) and our good friend Hunter Marx (who, incidentally, was my very first scene partner) co-star in the brand new TitanMen film Double Exposure. It just came out this week, and I’m happy to be able to bring you this exclusive look! You can stream or download the entire scene in HD here, but first, check out this extended NSFW preview!
