The Wayback Machine belonged to Mr. Peabody, not Tennessee Tuxedo.

It’s funny because, becoming a porn actor…isn’t so different a process from booking work as a mainstream actor, or model. What’s also interesting is that it seems like the competition to get work in porn is becoming almost as intense as it is in other markets.

Like Comic-Con…porn is becoming ever more mainstream. Which is interesting.

Boring !!!!!

boring,boring,boring,the voice tone is so fake……

I’m not so much interested in finding out how to become a
porn start as I am in the question “Why would you want to be a porn star”

q      
So you love sex, that’s perfectly understandable but
you can enjoy a lot of great sex without a camera recording everything you do
for the world to see.

q      
You like people watching you have sex, that can be
easily arranged without becoming embroiled in the porn industry

q      
You like a big variety of men, again: you don’t have to
be a porn star to enjoy multiple partners

q      
You want to easily make a lot of money; ± $1,000. – Per
scene does not constitute “a lot of money” nor do I believe that filming a sex
scene is all that easily or quickly done.

Questions:

1. Why
would you choose to enter a business where someone else [the Movie
director, Casting director or Producer] decides who you should have sex
with and what activities you and your partner of the day should undertake?
2. Is
their life after porn?
3. What
professions are open to those who are known to have a past in porn?

I would love to talk with a ex porn star who would be
willing to honestly talk about the business [good and bad] and the possible
obstacles and prejudices he had to overcome in order to move on and built a
life for himself away from porn, without going all politically correct or
religious when discussing this subject.

A couple of years ago a friend of mine was a participant in
the Big brother house and when he left the house he had positive and negative
responses based on people’s perceptions of what type of person he probably was.
I therefore find it rather unbelievable when ex-porn stars try to tell me that they
only get positive reactions from everybody around them. I think that telling
people how to become a porn star should go hand-in-hand with honest disclosure
of what it is like to be an ex-porn star. Especially when you think of people
10 or 11 years my junior entering the business.  

Also, it is boring, fake and nothing new to learn. Too much porn out there anyway.

RIGHT ON! I agree…I know many ex porn stars, all angry, sick, and frustrated and BITTTTTTER! I know of no happy ex-porn stars…..and I know quite a few. They mostly are sick too. The others I have know are as dead as dead can be,…I agree with all you have said. Porn actors are naricissists who are exploited by the mankers of porn, its them who make the real money…..