Does knowing you have a price really make you feel better instead of worse?
Yes, those of us in the porn industry reject any sort of social programming that would try to tell us otherwise
Why not get paid for being sexy and bringing yourself and other people to orgasm for fun?
Does knowing you have a price really make you feel better instead of worse?
Yes, those of us in the porn industry reject any sort of social programming that would try to tell us otherwise
What makes that the case for them?
Why not get paid for being sexy and bringing yourself and other people to orgasm for fun?
But what leads to that epiphany?
Does knowing you have a price really make you feel better instead of worse?
Yes, those of us in the porn industry reject any sort of social programming that would try to tell us otherwise
What makes that the case for them?
Why not get paid for being sexy and bringing yourself and other people to orgasm for fun?
But what leads to that epiphany?
I think a lot of people just naturally don't see sexiness and ability to bring someone else to orgasm as something to not be valued for?
besides with porn it's not like these masses of people are actually touching you, they are just masturbating to your image on a video screen most of the time
Prostitution is a lot more....sketch mostly just because how easily stds can be contracted
prettiestofflowers said:I think a lot of people just naturally don't see sexiness and ability to bring someone else to orgasm as something to not be valued for?
It makes other forms of work harder to get from people associating you as "The Whore" or whatever else they were imagining while thinking naughty thoughts about you. People remember how people look with sex-faces, and the lusty mindset generally involves increased confidence and reduced intelligence. As a result, they tend to unfairly associate all aspects of their behavior with what's imprinted in their own minds as a pre-expectation.
You either end up dealing with prudes who won't get it, or gross people who only see you as an object. Your best bet until Pornhub becomes even more mainstream is over them having not seen it at all. There's still many men who complain that working with a woman employee is "distracting", picking a less qualified man to not have to worry about the added complication.
It's basically Madonna-Whore Complex factors on a Sociological scale.
Prostitution is a lot more....sketch mostly just because how easily stds can be contracted
Legalizing it offers the means of significantly reducing that risk.
prettiestofflowers said:I think a lot of people just naturally don't see sexiness and ability to bring someone else to orgasm as something to not be valued for?It makes other forms of work harder to get from people associating you as "The Whore" or whatever else they were imagining while thinking naughty thoughts about you. People remember how people look with sex-faces, and the lusty mindset generally involves increased confidence and reduced intelligence. As a result, they tend to unfairly associate all aspects of their behavior with what's imprinted in their own minds as a pre-expectation.
You either end up dealing with prudes who won't get it, or gross people who only see you as an object. Your best bet until Pornhub becomes even more mainstream is over them having not seen it at all. There's still many men who complain that working with a woman employee is "distracting", picking a less qualified man to not have to worry about the added complication.
It's basically Madonna-Whore Complex factors on a Sociological scale.Prostitution is a lot more....sketch mostly just because how easily stds can be contractedLegalizing it offers the means of significantly reducing that risk.
Nah we are more advanced in feminism than this, you've got it all backwards sweetie and Pornhub is mainstream as fuck
It depends on the type of job that you want but it is not hard to find normal jobs to comfortably work part-time along with your porn career
I've been talking with various people in the porn industry lately and this is one of the topics that has come up in conversation coincidentally, so I know it to be true
There are many sexual harassment laws now so it is definitely not an issue anymore to be hired at normal jobs even while currently working in the porn industry, but even more so if you have retired from the porn industry it's definitely nott a problem
prettiestofflowers said:I think a lot of people just naturally don't see sexiness and ability to bring someone else to orgasm as something to not be valued for?It makes other forms of work harder to get from people associating you as "The Whore" or whatever else they were imagining while thinking naughty thoughts about you. People remember how people look with sex-faces, and the lusty mindset generally involves increased confidence and reduced intelligence. As a result, they tend to unfairly associate all aspects of their behavior with what's imprinted in their own minds as a pre-expectation.
You either end up dealing with prudes who won't get it, or gross people who only see you as an object. Your best bet until Pornhub becomes even more mainstream is over them having not seen it at all. There's still many men who complain that working with a woman employee is "distracting", picking a less qualified man to not have to worry about the added complication.
It's basically Madonna-Whore Complex factors on a Sociological scale.Prostitution is a lot more....sketch mostly just because how easily stds can be contractedLegalizing it offers the means of significantly reducing that risk.
Nah we are more advanced in feminism than this
We're getting closer to progressive views, but we aren't there yet. It's still old money that controls a lot of what's going on, and you can see these kinds of backwards outdated values persisting even in government.
Old money needs to truly fall into young hands for the values to mill it towards completion, so even with the aim of forward thinking it's still a matter of time.
You also neglect how much of the US (and the world) don't respect these new ideas, favoring tradition in it's stead.
you've got it all backwards sweetie
How is it backwards? Are you saying men are the ones who are dealing with these problems?
and Pornhub is mainstream as fuck
This is why I said "even more", with italics even.
As is there's still a seperation between "Porn" and "Real Life", and bridging it still short circuits most people.
This is my final stance on Jim- just because I still give my nudes and sexy videos for free to some people even tho I get paid for it by others doesnt mean I dont expect payment for it from someone as gross as Jim
I expect to be paid for jim orgasming because of pictures or videos I send him just like he pays the whores to let him touch them sexually in order to orgasm
if he's not going to pay me then he can fuck off, and stop sperging at me too
