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"I feel like taking care of my body is my only job", "I’m getting paid to travel, party and have sex!", “yeah, it’d be pretty cool to fuck and get paid for it”.
Nonsense. Work in the porn industry is very hard, it is enough to read the revelations of former porn actors to understand. With these words, he not only completely devalues his work, but also misleads young guys who want to not work and get paid.
"My relationship with sex off camera is the same as when I’m on camera. When you see me having sex on my OnlyFans, that’s exactly how I have sex if I’m not recording it".
In some of his latest videos on onlyfans, there is already hidden aggression and you can see that he is clearly already taking something, it is not normal for an erection to persist for half an hour after he has finished.
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Well maybe his experience is different. Who are you to discredit his experiences?
Yeah... Especially since he wasn't forced to open up his back door yet. Obviously he's getting his way with his job.
But I also agree with my girl @Staysi here. Drug cartel members are known universally for their unmatched quality to lie.
If you are interested just read this. I don't think that anyone in this industry is any different.
5 Male Ex-Performers Share What It's Really Like to Do Porn
A Male Porn Star Discovers Leaving Porn Is Harder Than You'd Think
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5 Male Ex-Performers Share What It's Really Like to Do Porn
A Male Porn Star Discovers Leaving Porn Is Harder Than You'd Think
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The last interview has been translated into english for you.
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That’s interesting but as I said, everyone doesn’t have the same experiences.
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There’s no maybe about it. We all have different experiences with things. Just like if we were working at the same place. One of us might like it, one may not. It’s simple really.
Yes, but it is unlikely that you are working somewhere honestly tell about how you do not like your job
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Of course you would tell people you don’t like your job. I’ve told friends and family about jobs I didn’t like.
And did you tell your employer? You're not a public person, so it didn't affect you in any way.
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That has nothing to do with it. I’m done. Apparently you lack common sense.
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This has a direct bearing on the case. It really doesn't make sense to continue the discussion.
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