A lot of dads might be angry if their daughter went into porn -- and so is the father of top adult actress Stoya.
But not for the reason you think.
"My dad is purely just angry that I ruined porn for him," she told HuffPost Live recently. "[He's mad] because I couldn't, like, just do a few scenes, I had to sign with a big company."
As a result, pops is often confronted with her lifestyle choices head on. When he goes to a porn site for some instant gratification, there is inevitably an ad for her Fleshlight, a sex toy modeled after her private parts.
Stoya is quick to stress: "This isn't normal dinner conversation. Just once in a while." (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/17/stoya-porn-star-dad-ruined-porn-for-him-video_n_3454408.html?giggity)
…the thing that makes me angry is the insidious suggestion that all women want children and the subtle shaming of people who exercise their reproductive rights. This is part of the reason women feel the need to say things like “I only had one abortion” or “a baby at that point would have ruined my college prospects.” I resent the way this sneaky societal pressure has wormed itself into my brain enough that I feel the need to explain my mild latex allergies and issues with hormonal birth control or follow the number of pregnancies I’ve terminated with a reminder of how many sexual acts I’ve engaged in when talking about my own abortions. I’m uncomfortable about the way that I’ve allowed these messages to undermine my belief in my rights enough to feel defensive about exercising them. Every time that a woman like Molly Crabapple or Chelsea G. Summers vocally stands behind their decision to abort, it’s a drop in the bucket that maintains balance against people like Todd Akin and Jack Dalrymple. It reminds me that the freedoms we do have are precarious and that a sizable chunk of America sees women, homosexuals, and anyone who is different than they are as lesser beings… and that sucks.
Ummm TIM... What is the point of your post?
You start off by saying that porn stars are people too but after your first link you immediately make jokes that seem to imply that the father should in some way be ashamed of his daughter because of her career? Did you mess up the quotes or are you in fact claiming that being a porn star is a shameful career choice?
And what does that broken youtube video and the quote about necrophilia have to do with the original story?
Do you really think that you made a coherent post?
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ARE YOU ON DRUGS?
After all, the last thing that comes to mind on the subject of pornography is literacy.I think every romance novel ever begs to differ. Especially the Victorian ones.
And the huge amounts of erotic literacy (including erotic fan-fiction) that is still being produced.After all, the last thing that comes to mind on the subject of pornography is literacy.I think every romance novel ever begs to differ. Especially the Victorian ones.
with regards to erotic fanfiction, Sturgeon's Law was never more apparent then with erotic fanfiction and erotic webfiction in general. Erotic fiction is really really easy to do horribly wrong.
with regards to erotic fanfiction, Sturgeon's Law was never more apparent then with erotic fanfiction and erotic webfiction in general. Erotic fiction is really really easy to do horribly wrong.
with regards to erotic fanfiction, Sturgeon's Law was never more apparent then with erotic fanfiction and erotic webfiction in general. Erotic fiction is really really easy to do horribly wrong.
I dunno...didn't "Fifty Shades of Grey" start off as "Twilight" fanfiction? I mean, I haven't read it myself, but if that many grown adults (not giggling teenagers) like it, I can't help thinking they have to be doing SOMETHING right. Granted, that "something" might just be appealing to the lowest common denominator...
with regards to erotic fanfiction, Sturgeon's Law was never more apparent then with erotic fanfiction and erotic webfiction in general. Erotic fiction is really really easy to do horribly wrong.
I dunno...didn't "Fifty Shades of Grey" start off as "Twilight" fanfiction? I mean, I haven't read it myself, but if that many grown adults (not giggling teenagers) like it, I can't help thinking they have to be doing SOMETHING right. Granted, that "something" might just be appealing to the lowest common denominator...
Might as well say that Twilight is doing something right because it's popular as fuck among the teenage girls and middle-aged mothers demographics.
with regards to erotic fanfiction, Sturgeon's Law was never more apparent then with erotic fanfiction and erotic webfiction in general. Erotic fiction is really really easy to do horribly wrong.
And somehow the worst ends up the most popular...
with regards to erotic fanfiction, Sturgeon's Law was never more apparent then with erotic fanfiction and erotic webfiction in general. Erotic fiction is really really easy to do horribly wrong.
And somehow the worst ends up the most popular...
That's because they are read (and written) by teenagers that don't have a clue about sex, or adult life in general.
this actually reminds me of the time Sasha Grey dared try to promote literacy (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bethany-st-james/sasha-grey-reading_b_1098522.html) to a group of grade schoolers. The kids loved it and had a wonderful time but the parents about had a stroke.
with regards to erotic fanfiction, Sturgeon's Law was never more apparent then with erotic fanfiction and erotic webfiction in general. Erotic fiction is really really easy to do horribly wrong.True. I prefer my erotic fanfic with a side of romance, myself. As for the rest, meh. I don't like professional porn stars. Too much makeup, too much "exactly like everyone else" and too little uniqueness. Only professional porn I like is (and I'm sure everyone will be really surprised by this /sarcasm) Suicide Girls. Other than that, amateur stuff is so much better. Actual people, who aren't made of plastic. I'd say that's much more fantastic.