dap-addict wrote:This might be a controversial subject, but 2025 marks 25 years of direct contacts with porn girls for me. And it started with a girl I adored, Wanda Curtis from Hungary, than still porn capital of Europe.
Here she is:
La Contessa e l'Orfanella (FM, 2000)
I was still full of romanticism when I went into a conversation with Wanda Curtis. I confessed her how much I adored her, but you know what, she leashed out against me being no real man since I watched porn! She called me names and put me down for finding pleasure in watching her having sex.
Only a few weeks later I realized she hated her job and was compensating with putting porn fans like me down talking with them!
what do you mean when you say 'realized'?
'realized' as a consequence of discovering new information that disavowed you of an illusion, or 'realized' being a personal rationalisation based on your impressions
personally i think (beyond comments of approval, suggestions for future content and likes on social media) that fans trying to contact xxx models directly is a major *no-no*.
they already give fans so much of themselves (physical and emotional) in making the content they do, so i just think it's intrusive and bad manners to not observe a respectful (and admiring) distance and leave them alone to enjoy their personal lives and free time away from xxx production without interruption (family lives, children, partners etc)
the transaction between model and fan is the production and purchasing of the scene. they make the scene, the fan buys it. end of.
having an expections beyond that along the lines of 'i'm a fan and buy their content, so they owe me something (time and attention) is not fair. you have the scene the model worked hard to make for you
if models choose to respond to fans, that's nice but fans shouldn't see it as an invitation to start a friendship (or more). it's just good business to be courteous to customers.
fans should appreciate the gesture but should beware (head full of romantic illusions) thinking of the gesture as an open door to something more
i understand the temptation (we all have our xxx crushes), but if models change mood or even become insulting if fans persist in contacting them beyond mutual courtesies, then it's not the model to blame (or proof that they are terrible people) it's the fan who is at fault for not respecting the difference between the model's professional and private lives
my feeling about such behaviour. other's mileage my vary