Why do sex workers (porn actresses) have trouble transitioning to "normal" lives? Why should they be ostracized for their previous career path? Is there any moral component to choosing to be in adult movies? Should that be relevant to what they want to do afterwards?
They are degenerate. They don't fit normal life. It's not everyone else's fault.
>>70323588
They degraded themselves sat around all day letting men penetrate any hole they could fit in they contributed nothing to society but the use of thier bodies and meager taxes and feel like society should still respect them it's autism..... that's not to say they can't earn that respect back
>>70323588
dunno
>>70323588
>Why do sex workers (porn actresses) have trouble transitioning to "normal" lives?
Do they have trouble? I know that some of them are literally sex addicts that require counseling but in general? Are there studies of this?
>Why should they be ostracized for their previous career path?
They shouldn't be ostracized but it is male nature to scorn loose women. It's an instinctive thing. Men won't get over it unless such scorn becomes stigmatized itself.
>Is there any moral component to choosing to be in adult movies?
I think it is moral in the sense that a woman should be able to do what she likes and be as sexual as she likes.
>Should that be relevant to what they want to do afterwards?
No.
because they go from a world where everyone around them is on drugs and telling them how cool they are for prolapsing their anus on camera for millions of dudes to masturbate to, to a world where people saying thats kinda gross you did that
>>70324363
>Do they have trouble? I know that some of them are literally sex addicts that require counseling but in general? Are there studies of this?
The subject came up on another board, and somebody posted a video from a former porn actress where she talked about how she is (and others like her are) effectively blacklisted from working with children or in the medical field. That many potential jobs will be denied as the background jobs turn her up as a violation of most good behavior clauses at places.
>>70323588
ask your moms, by the way I left an extra $20 on the dresser
Lack of actual technical ability, lack of self respect, lack of respect from others, poor reputation, perception of being worn out and undesirable, possibly diseased, etc.
>>70323588
actions have consequences.
>>70325831
But they shouldn't when they're not evil actions. Or something. EMPOWERMENT!
>>70325500
Not bad
>>70325045
At the end of the day, nobody wants literal whores with shitty judgment around their kids or sick loved ones.
>>70323588
Because they have to find a man after they are in porn. No decent man is going to have children with a woman who is all over the internet fucking dudes.
Because they were already drug addicts with daddy issues.
>>70328422
This, too.
The porn industry is shot through with drug abuse, rape, rampant exploitation, and other immoral activities -- and that's not even counting the sex on camera.
People are going to view those who voluntarily chose to live in that world (or as is often the case /defend/ that world) with suspicion.
>>70323588
Here's the thing. If you walk down a street and see a fat guy eating a doughnut, you think it's bad because he's being greedy, if a thin or average person is doing it, you don't care. Women can get sex all the time, so by choosing to be a slut, they are greedy. A guy has to leap through hoops. He is not greedy. Hope this clears up this so-called double-standard.
It's not good enough to be a porn star, you have to take the jobs of the actresses that were cast for the sole purpose of being hot. They didn't want the job as badly, that's why they opted not to eat out a black man's ass on camera 10 years ago.
I don't give a fuck if they aren't working in the food industry or with children. No one wants std riddled whores handling their food or children.
