id: 46842 - Text: I am a porn addict, but after watching these videos of porn/sex workers they melt my heart i hope some day i can people like them who can not help themselves.
id: 46853 - Text: I felt sad watching this but I couldn’t help but smile when she smiled. She’s very bubbly. Reading the comments brought me tears- the way these videos move people or touch people is bittersweet.
id: 46964 - Text: Videos like this are a reminder to me of why I hate porn so much and what it’s done to my mind. These women are people who have been through so much. There’s real people on the other side of the screen
id: 47055 - Text: Your videos are so powerful. It's hard to believe what some people go through. Whenever you think you have it bad, remember there is always someone who has it much worse. Stay grateful, stay humble. I wish this young woman all the best for her future. Xx
id: 47096 - Text: Fuck... "but it's okay"... then she turned her around with her chair and tears came out... I don't know why... but tears came out of my eyes too... never broke down so fast in my life within the first few min of a video... oh my lord...
id: 47145 - Text: comments section on these videos seems to be the good side of youtube .... and I thought that didnt exist
id: 47150 - Text: Wait, Mark, why did you have her model in the nude for this video, especially after suggesting she think of your interview as a therapy session? Omg.
id: 47176 - Text: This is so hard to watch. This is how trauma keeps someone trapped in childhood and somehow innocence survived the abuse..One of the most heart breaking and most revealing videos I ve seen so far.
id: 47186 - Text: It was really interesting watching her, she has a lot of the same mannerisms (but instead of turning around I'm always looking around) also kind of erratic. Super big smile but making dark remarks. And then bright remarks after. Evasive and telling a glossy overview. Apologizing. Etc.
Like looking at different aspects from different ages, especially in the last 6 years or so
I've been really making it a point to start delving into my fears and wounds, noticing the different ways I've been responding out of my trauma. How many times I've traumatized people from it. How much it's distorted my perspective and outlook in all areas of life. The choices i made because of it and the experiences I had. I don't think mine were as extreme, and my family became very stable when we moved 10 years ago. Luckily i had the out from my small town and got to really discover myself freely, without all the conflict and judgement and shame.
We are all still pretty isolated from each other, but working on it. I have 2 little sisters too that make my inner child go crazy and i shut down completely. Really working to unpack that so i can break the cycle and give them an example of freedom and self expression. Give them something i didn't have.
Thank you for making these videos, and thank you to Luna for sharing her story and being as vulnerable as you could. I'm so fuckin' proud of you, man. You're such a Rockstar, keep going lady Luna 💃😎
id: 47200 - Text: What’s the link for her videos? I need to do some research