etalian posted:

Stoya probably just plays casual games on her PS4.

Vorik posted:

there i just made the only joke goons will come up with for the next 10 pages

now this poo poo

Sintax posted:

I make a pee pee and a poo poo on this thread

rejutka posted:

My name is Tori Lux, and I’m a former adult performer. In June of 2011, while shooting at a major porn studio, I was assaulted by James Deen.

While James wasn’t performing with me that day, he was present on set, and almost immediately after I’d finished my scene James began to antagonize me. I hadn’t even had time to dress myself when he began to ask, with a smirk on his face, “Tori Lux, would you like to sniff my testicles?” “Nope,” I replied in a neutral tone. “I’ll repeat myself - Tori Lux, would you like to sniff my testicles?” he asked, more aggressively this time. I replied with a firm “No,” in order to establish my boundary, which James then disregarded by grabbing me by the throat and shoving me down onto a mattress on the floor.

He then straddled my chest, pinning down my arms with his knees and raised his hand above his head, swinging it down and hitting me in the face and head with an open palm. He did this 5 or 6 times, hard, and finally got off of me. I stood up, disoriented, my jaw sore, and before I could collect myself, he grabbed me by my hair and shoved me to my knees, forcing my face into his crotch several times before shoving me to the floor. I was completely stunned, having no idea how to react. I felt pressured to maintain a professional demeanor, this being a major porn set, with other people present and failing to intervene.

A few people who I’ve shared this story with over the years have asked me why I didn’t call the police as soon as it happened, or publicly speak up about it soon thereafter.

The reason for that is because, historically, people (including the police) tend to operate from the assumption that sex workers have put themselves in harm’s way, and therefore can’t be assaulted - which is incorrect, as being involved in sex work does not equate being harmed.

Despite porn being a legal form of sex work, and this occurring in a controlled environment such as a porn set, that mindset is still inherent in much of society, and in turn sex workers are silenced and our negative experiences are swept under the rug in simply trying to protect ourselves from judgement of others, or worse, a variety of problems ranging from further physical attacks to professional problems such as slander and blacklisting. To put it simply, I was afraid.

We are forced to smile and pretend we’re always in control and in love with our jobs, when in reality, there’s a multitude of experiences one can have on any given day, good, bad, and neutral, just like every other job. It’s not black and white, like people like to assume. My goal in writing this is not to paint the industry as a whole as oppressive or dangerous, but to shed some light on one hosed-up personal experience of mine, in which James Deen ruthlessly attacked and degraded me, leaving me with mental wounds that took years to heal.

I hope to encourage you, the reader, to open your mind to the bigger picture regarding stigma and safety within the sex industry. Being silenced is what keeps sex workers in danger, and the stigma is what keeps sex workers silent when they’re attacked. It’s a vicious cycle, and I hope we can work together toward humanizing one another and preventing instances like this from continuing to happen.

rejutka posted:

My name is Tori Lux, and I’m a former adult performer. In June of 2011, while shooting at a major porn studio, I was assaulted by James Deen.

While James wasn’t performing with me that day, he was present on set, and almost immediately after I’d finished my scene James began to antagonize me. I hadn’t even had time to dress myself when he began to ask, with a smirk on his face, “Tori Lux, would you like to sniff my testicles?” “Nope,” I replied in a neutral tone. “I’ll repeat myself - Tori Lux, would you like to sniff my testicles?” he asked, more aggressively this time. I replied with a firm “No,” in order to establish my boundary, which James then disregarded by grabbing me by the throat and shoving me down onto a mattress on the floor.

He then straddled my chest, pinning down my arms with his knees and raised his hand above his head, swinging it down and hitting me in the face and head with an open palm. He did this 5 or 6 times, hard, and finally got off of me. I stood up, disoriented, my jaw sore, and before I could collect myself, he grabbed me by my hair and shoved me to my knees, forcing my face into his crotch several times before shoving me to the floor. I was completely stunned, having no idea how to react. I felt pressured to maintain a professional demeanor, this being a major porn set, with other people present and failing to intervene.

A few people who I’ve shared this story with over the years have asked me why I didn’t call the police as soon as it happened, or publicly speak up about it soon thereafter.

The reason for that is because, historically, people (including the police) tend to operate from the assumption that sex workers have put themselves in harm’s way, and therefore can’t be assaulted - which is incorrect, as being involved in sex work does not equate being harmed.

Despite porn being a legal form of sex work, and this occurring in a controlled environment such as a porn set, that mindset is still inherent in much of society, and in turn sex workers are silenced and our negative experiences are swept under the rug in simply trying to protect ourselves from judgement of others, or worse, a variety of problems ranging from further physical attacks to professional problems such as slander and blacklisting. To put it simply, I was afraid.

We are forced to smile and pretend we’re always in control and in love with our jobs, when in reality, there’s a multitude of experiences one can have on any given day, good, bad, and neutral, just like every other job. It’s not black and white, like people like to assume. My goal in writing this is not to paint the industry as a whole as oppressive or dangerous, but to shed some light on one hosed-up personal experience of mine, in which James Deen ruthlessly attacked and degraded me, leaving me with mental wounds that took years to heal.

I hope to encourage you, the reader, to open your mind to the bigger picture regarding stigma and safety within the sex industry. Being silenced is what keeps sex workers in danger, and the stigma is what keeps sex workers silent when they’re attacked. It’s a vicious cycle, and I hope we can work together toward humanizing one another and preventing instances like this from continuing to happen.

Tenzarin posted:

Sounds like a weird place to work if you can just show up on a off day and walk around buck naked and then beat a woman.

Germstore posted:

It says not performing with her. I assume he was performing with someone else. They crank out a bunch of scenes in a day.

Tenzarin posted:

Sounds like a weird place to work if you can just show up on a off day and walk around buck naked and then beat a woman.

Tenzarin posted:

Sounds like a weird place to work if you can just show up on a off day and walk around buck naked and then beat a woman.

rejutka posted:

“Tori Lux, would you like to sniff my testicles?”
“Nope,” I replied in a neutral tone.
“I’ll repeat myself - Tori Lux, would you like to sniff my testicles?” he asked, more aggressively this time.

EXTREME INSERTION posted:

rejutka posted:

“Tori Lux, would you like to sniff my testicles?” “Nope,” I replied in a neutral tone. “I’ll repeat myself - Tori Lux, would you like to sniff my testicles?” he asked, more aggressively this time. I replied with a firm “No,”

Tenzarin posted:

It says in the article, he was not working that day. He was there just buck rear end naked, just hanging out.

quote:

While James wasn’t performing with me that day, he was present on set

whoflungpoop posted:

men who let women plow their asses and DONT have erections doing it creep me out its like whats wrong with you dork if u dont enjoy it why are u here

Moridin920 posted:

Same. Wtf man.

I wanna see the hard dick bouncing with precum dripping out otherwise gently caress off.

Killed a Girl in 96 posted:

The problem here is that porn stars are frequently broken in the head, and so it's difficult to know who to trust.

spacetoaster posted:

Then she was slammed through a glass coffee table and raped by several men, multiple times, on the broken glass.

EugeneJ posted:

Who do you trust more - a porn star, a stripper, or a call girl?

EugeneJ posted:

Who do you trust more - a porn star, a stripper, or a call girl?

EugeneJ posted:

Who do you trust more - a porn star, a stripper, or a call girl?

a bag of dicks posted:

I will say, on a related topic, that this latest revelation did lead to an interesting conversation with the GF re: the creation of kink in a patriarchal society and both the conscious and subconscious expressions of desire created by it. And she had a great line of “I don’t judge individuals but let’s say I am suspicious of how many dudes have fantasies that align perfectly with existing patriarchal norms.”

a bag of dicks posted:

I will say, on a related topic, that this latest revelation did lead to an interesting conversation with the GF re: the creation of kink in a patriarchal society and both the conscious and subconscious expressions of desire created by it. And she had a great line of “I don’t judge individuals but let’s say I am suspicious of how many dudes have fantasies that align perfectly with existing patriarchal norms.”

a bag of dicks posted:

I will say, on a related topic, that this latest revelation did lead to an interesting conversation with the GF re: the creation of kink in a patriarchal society and both the conscious and subconscious expressions of desire created by it. And she had a great line of “I don’t judge individuals but let’s say I am suspicious of how many dudes have fantasies that align perfectly with existing patriarchal norms.”

a bag of dicks posted:

"But also I want to live in a world where I was never told that was something that was hot.”

EugeneJ posted:

So this is why she ended up with you