Porn star shows internet TV show how much money she makes

by Joliette 33 Replies latest social entertainment

  • Broken Promises
    Broken Promises

    If she's so rich, why is she wearing a cheap ill-fitting jumpsuit?

  • VampireDCLXV
    VampireDCLXV
    If she's so rich, why is she wearing a cheap ill-fitting jumpsuit?

    It takes a lot of money to buy all the drugs and alcohol to dull the emotional pain...

    V665V665

  • thetrueone
    thetrueone

    Kinda like politics.

    Not an exacting comparison, for there are sincere people wanting to serve the public of whom they are representing.

    Are you a stripper Misanthronpic ? a porn actor ? is that why your taking this supportive stance on this work.

  • MrFreeze
    MrFreeze

    They get paid that kind of money because thats what people want to see. Its not like they are forced into it and I'm not talking about those people sold into sex trafficing and things like that.

  • thetrueone
    thetrueone

    There is no question that woman are lured into this profession by the money and perhaps the apparent attention..

    Really quite the easy way to create some wealth but a terrible way to uphold a person's self dignity and value.

    I think over time this where the alcohol and drugs comes into effect.

    Making a person feel better about themselves when internally they really don't.

  • thetrueone
    thetrueone

    Its not like they are forced into it

    No one is implying that, as I mentioned before they are lured into it by money. $$$$$$$$$$

    Being a prostitute can make some quick cash that isn't taxed or levied with other deductions.

    A lot of girls are drawn into both trades at first by modeling for fashion, only to be asked further on if they would do some nude modeling,

    and things usually progress from there. Sometimes pimps and modeling agents persuade girls into these kinds of work

    because they'll will take a percentage off what the girl receives. Modeling is seen as quite easy, so when the opportunity arrives

    of someone saying you can make a couple thousand and more in a week by stripping or porn acting, it doesn't appear to be much more to do.

    The money is the bait that hooks many girls into this work, to be sure.

  • Finally-Free
    Finally-Free

    I'd sooner invite a stripper or porn star to my dinner table (as some did for me long ago when I was down and out) than someone who's judgemental. As long as no laws are broken I don't believe it's my place or anyone else's to police the morality of others. If I want that I'll go back to the cult.

    W

  • VampireDCLXV
    VampireDCLXV

    @thetrueone,

    For someone who seems to be at least borderline atheist, you can sure moralize like a hardcore Christian. LOL!

    How old are you, anyway?

    V665V665

  • misanthropic
    misanthropic

    Are you a stripper Misanthronpic ? a porn actor ? is that why your taking this supportive stance on this work.

    Nope, why are you a politician? I never said I took a supportive stance, I just think there's a lot of "legit careers" out there that are just as ethically wrong. Not just porn stars screw people for money. I actually agreed with your first comments on this thread:

    Quite a filthy demoralizing way to make money, being a stripper and a porn actor.

    There are reasons why porn actors eventually turn to hard drugs and many commit suicide.

    The big money is there but the human desegregation of a person's dignity is also there.

    And isn't that the reason they pay these people what they get paid. $

    But I'm sure it's few and far between the woman who set out in life with their goal to become either.

  • thetrueone
    thetrueone

    Vampire I'm 50+

    And no I'm not a borderline atheist, I'm an atheist pure to the core.

    Just because a person doesn't hold onto some religious ideology doesn't make people uncompassionate

    toward the well being of others. I've had some experience with girls getting caught up with stripping

    so I speak of some experience, this isn't shit I've seen in a movie or read in a book.

    What I'm relating is based on having an interpersonal relationship with girls who have professionally stripped for a living.

    Since these kinds of night clubs are mostly filled with low lifes, drug pushers... etc. the after parties

    are usually filled with people doing all kinds drugs, the girls who've been stripping usually have more money than they have ever had

    so buying and consuming drugs starts to be away of distancing themselves from what they do, kind of making an illusion

    of who and what they really are doing. The girls start spending this newly found wealth which perpetuates them to continue

    on striping and bringing in the big bucks that they've made themselves accustomed to, its a cycle thats from some is very difficult to get off.

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