For anyone interested, we’re currently making a feature documentary on Lorelei Lee, Princess Donna, and other porn performers to be announced. Here’s the behind the scenes blog that will follow the process of making the film and reveal bits of raw footage from the upcoming movie:
http://publicsexprivatemindsthemovie.wordpress.com/

How about a film about women who have been forced into degrading jobs that don’t involve sex due to dire economic circumstances? Who thinks working in a chicken factory, slaughterhouse, or toxic chemical plant is less degrading or less dangerous than being in porn? You can get used to anything for a paycheck. The reason so many lament the lot of porn stars is because they’re the only group of workers who have had hundreds of documentaries done about them. The docs show the sad side for the moralists to have an excuse to watch while the rest of us enjoy the nudity without the lame excuse. Meanwhile, porn makes more money than religion worldwide, so try harder, god hucksters. Sex may predate your racket by eons, but you had a thirty year headstart in video.

as with everything, you can’t generalize. People working in the adult industry come from all walks of life, I’ve known girls who were sexualized at a young age, and severely mentally and emotionally abused by their mothers, she doesn’t attach emotion to sex, and in some ways she is right, I told her she should capitalize on that.  Other girls do it cos’ they love sex, and the money is good-married girls with children, who have a different outlook on sexuality.
it beats working the drive thru, then again I think of those who do, and I say
they didn’t make that choice, they couldn’t and wouldn’t, everyone can’t be a model or escort.