id: 49651 - Text: Traktor85--I love you for saying what you did. Trafficking and abuse of people in all kinds of vulnerable situations from children/adults who've been abused to those with disabilities (especially low cognition) is big. If people need to watch whatever, to go to Youporn and other places, even like sex clubs or whatever, where people aren't being paid!! If people are there because they are choosing to be there & are all adults, whatever--freak freely. My motto: freak freely but freak carefully and kindly.
id: 49655 - Text: I have a question and I’d greatly appreciate it if someone can enlighten me on this topic I’m about to bring up. Okay it seems like the majority of sex workers or porn starts, it seems like the majority of them were molested as minors right. I completely understand how that brings enormous mental and physical trauma to the woman who it happened to but that leads me to ask….why do they grow up to want to be hyper sexual? Like they’re prone to being either a pornstar, stripper, sex worker, etc etc. like I’m genuinely curious I’d think that they’d be terrified of sex, not want to make it a damn career. I’m seriously confused as hell.
id: 49657 - Text: @traktor8513 You are not wrong to feel the way you do but there is always going to be problems with any statement when you generalize. There is plenty of porn out there that is made by empowered women who are not exploited and do it under the best possible circumstances. You can search around to find out which ones they are and a lot of them are self published. Steer clear from non westerners as well because they could be victim of human trafficking like a lot of the South American and eastern cam models are.
id: 49662 - Text: I can’t believe the pain of women touched you enough to stop watching porn videos. Thank you. You touched my heart you are a real man ❤️ if every man was like you we wouldn’t have these traumatized people
id: 49666 - Text: Yep every porn star story is pretty terrible it’s the stuff that they don’t reveal that’s even worse.
id: 49679 - Text: Watch the documentary "9-5 days in porn"! I highly recommend it. Really eye-opening.
id: 49682 - Text: These also a lot of other interviews with porn stars who love it and are happy and had regular childhoods, so it’s kind of a guessing game when you are watching.
id: 49684 - Text: Yeah, boycott the source of income she's good with, that'll help... she can work a regular job with an abusive manager/boss hierarchy instead. She brightened up talking about porn.
Quotes from the vid:
"I fell in love with it because of how open everybody was with their body and how the guys made the girls feel comfortable and the girls made the guys feel comfortable and everyone's laughing." "There's a lot of protection in place for the girls."
Only drug she takes is weed. She doesn't usually drink alcohol. She's enthusiastic about making it. I think she got it good from porn considering.
"Sometimes you get weirdos" as in fans who write weird stuff to her. "There's not really too many downfalls."
I don't see where you got the idea porn is bad for her. It seems like sunshine at the end of the storm in Luna's life, along with her husband being her rock she can count on.
id: 49685 - Text: So wait. Is it still okay to watch porn? I'm confused.
id: 49687 - Text: Porn industry is heaven despite the street! It is a work, you are an actor or an actress. People are checked and usually nice, you can accept or not the work, and you get well paid. You are free!
It is not prostitution