Princess Arabia

Thats your opinion. I don't see what I'm doing is any different from what 90% of people are doing except I'm getting paid for it and I am not hurting anyone. What I mentioned are extreme cases but the plot is still the same. A shitty job is a relative notion. McDonald's is causing a lot of harm in our society but Noone is talking about that they condone the Millionaires who run them without seeing the harm they are causing with their shitty food and that goes for a lot of different companies.

I think what you're missing here is that the OP did state that if you CONSUME PORN etcetc and consumerism is connected to human rights.

@StarStruckYou have no idea what can happen in this industry. I will just give you 2 examples. How would you like it if someone gave you $1,000 just to smoke a cigarette while he watched you and got himself off because he has a fetish for watching women smoke cigarettes, and the session lasted 20mins. Also $1,500 just to sit there and lick your feet for half hr because he has a foot fetish. Ok I'll throw in one more. $500 for you to tell him he's a bad boy. I mean the list goes on and these men are professionals with clean asses. Don't let me start on the cops who are the cleanest of them all and the judges and teachers who are the kinkiest. I will stop here because I know someone here will come back at me with some morality bullshit and then I might have to let loose.

You were missing the point I was making. I was trying to say don't make the issue into porn watchers make it a perpetrators issue and how they are the ones responsible because if we made it a porn watchers problem then we would have to make everybody responsible for every problem there is.

Then why don't you go for the McDonald's job and work for a company where it's food is making half of America obese and creating all kinds of illnesses from it's addictive toxic ingredients and underpaying it's staff while they are getting rich. Why don't you go do that and come back and tell me about the stinky ass people you had to deal with and the smelly ass bathrooms you had to clean while slaving for 8hrs a day. Please don't tell me what I definitely get as an escort because some girl told you about her experience. It can be dangerous just sitting on your front porch.

I don't need to hear your perception or interpretation of what I said or how I made something sound, that's on you, I need to see where I was actually being dismissive not your interpretation of it.

Can you please quote me where I was being dismissive of the initial video posted. And not where Startruck made the comment about if you consume porn you're contributing to sex-trafficking where I said were all one and everything and everybody is contributing to something or another. I need to see where I was being dismissive of the young lady in the video and her story. Please do. Maybe I'm missing something, so I can apologize for it.

That's exactly what I did earlier and you opposed to it saying I wasn't making any sense. It seems as if you're not seeing your own biases and contradictions.

How can I make a relevant point without including my own direct experience if I'm trying to make a point about my own experience in the matter. I made no such claim about being triggered. I might have said I get tired of the same old misconceptions, which is a far cry from being triggered. It is also OK to veer a little bit off the purpose of the video if it's still related to the subject. It beats talking about coffee.

I see I have to explain everything to you. You state that people should understand the consequences that come with porn watching in respect to the participants being willing or not, and how, before engaging into such practices, one should think twice before doing so because of the sex-trafficking that's involved. That's a whole lotta deep thinking one has to do if they get horny in the moment and have to think about before making the decision to get off on porn.

You seem to be more personally involved with your rhetoric than I am. I'm just simply clarifying some misconceptions about the industry. There are no lions and tigers in my space at the moment I'm just typing on a computer screen. I save my flight or fights for things that are immediately relevant to my survival, other than when someone scares the shit outta me.

I was giving you a courtesy lesson, then you apologized for not being a deep thinker that's why you are being rude and I said courtesy doesn't require deep thinking and since the topic is about thinking twice before watching porn I said porn watching requires deep thinking. Understand now.

Lol..it went from sex-trafficking to drinking coffee

Thank you for delving deep into this issue. Too many people have given up their authority to the slave owners.

Courtesy doesn't require deep thinking only your decision to view porn.

Are you aware you can make your point without attacking someone's character or coming across so defensive and crude. Everyone is entitled to their opinions and so do you but attacking someone because you feel attacked doesn't make you any better, infact, you're just perpetrating the same cause you're so adamantly defending.

You don't even know that for sure. Leo doesn't give a shit (excuse the pun) and neither should we.

I don't want to get into the details here (I don't mind, because I'm open-minded and everyone in my personal life already knows what I do) but for the sake of it not being the place for that kind of talk) Ill try to answer in the order it was asked. I don't combine high consciousness with anything as it's who I am now. I consider a job a job. I don't let my job define me. It is not who I am. I don't know what you mean by honest with yourself. It's like you want me to lie that I'm being sex-trafficked or have been traumatized. I'm not saying it doesn't come with a price but it's not that way with me. The industry is very broad based. There are different ways to make money in the industry and your clientele can vary from scumbags to highly respectable people. Just so you understand the adult industry doesn't just cater to guys who can't get girls, most guys who come to the industry already have wives/gfs and are exploring. I find a lot of single guys will go to stripclubs and the ones who are already hooked go to the ones that are more private like massage parlors, or escorts or working girls. There are lots of lawyers, doctors, judges, business owners, politicians, police officers, firemen, wealthy people and also on the other end of the scale that patronize this field, not just stnky-asses who can't get girls. That's another stigma and misunderstanding. There are plenty of misunderstandings in this field. I'm not saying it's all peachy deachy, but what is in life. It's what you make it. Women and couples also patronize this field. I have not had intercourse yet this year, yet I'm a sex worker. That's a little bit of too much information but I don't care, I'm trying to make a point and I'm not ashamed of what I do. At least it's out there for the world to see, so if I decide to start a YT channel on something Spiritual or cooking no one can call me out in the comment section because it's already old news. Every worker is different and every situation is different. I'm neither proud nor ashamed of what I do, it just is.

Lmao

Sometimes I don't even bother, because I'm aware I'm a deep thinker and some people have problems seeing the bigger picture, and also I could be wrong, so rather than debate certain things I just let it be.

You just wanna know too.? but being on this forum for so long, he should have known the answer to atleast the kids part. Anyway I'm leaving this subject alone. Let Leo deal with it.

Because I'm not partial and this is why I CAN comment on the topic. I don't know what comment i made why you're saying this other than not every porn star has been trafficked and that porn watchers should not be guilted because they watch porn. There's a difference between being aware of something and doing something to deliberately contributing to something. I'm not really in the porn industry, meaning on-screen but I used to be a stripper for 5yrs and I'm an escort at the moment and I have not been trafficked or forced to do anything. I'm just tired of the stigma related to girls in this field and how we're so traumatized and/or have been trafficked.

You're right.

Well this thread is about the video, which I took the time to watch before commenting and not just throwing some random comment out there bashing people without knowing the circumstances first.

Did you watch the whole interview?