After Porn Ends

[Sevrin]

It's available on Amazon, and the first part is on Youtube (other parts too, but the sound is way out of whack for 2 & 3). No, camming isn't porn movies, and these are people who managed to gain major recognition in the business, but I'm wondering what our ACF camgirls think of what some of these stars experienced.



My main thought was that some of these folks are really neat people. Some not so neat. Like with any group of people.

 

[Anonymous]

I found it may have been a little biased to the director's feelings about porn stars.
As well as there were a couple awesome chicks that were very "take control of my life" in their attitude, I felt like the director was basically saying "porn has ruined ALL of these girls' lives dont do it!!!!!1 porn is bad!!!!1" and twisted it in a way by having more people that regretted it.
But maybe I'm wrong and more people do regret it, but then I still feel like the director should have had an even number of people that regretted it to people that didn't.

idk I guess the world has a very negative view on porn and sex and I think there needs to be a lot more positive light shone onto porn, such as some organizations are forming to promote porn positively by donating all of their profits to charity.

 

[VeronicaChaos]

I thought it was pretty fair. There ARE tons of girls in the porn industry that should have never been there in the first place. Not trying to start a religious debate, but I have very little sympathy for people who are in a bad situation who just "pray" to get out of it, instead of being proactive in their lives and choosing their own paths that they want. If anything, I thought the message was "idiot girls who can't take control of their lives and feel shame being in porn should not be in the porn industry, smart businesswomen who are alright with being in porn from the very beginning will thrive."

Also, fuck you spell-checker for trying to change businesswomen to businessmen. :naughty:

 

[SoTxBob]

It's also on Netflix if you have that. Watched it about a month ago. Didnt see it as particularly biased. Still on the fence about Randy West's bit.. kind of seemed like he had some "wish I'd have....." thoughts about it now.

 

[VeeValencia]

I saw this on Netflix awhile back as well and I thought it was pretty good. Nina Hartly was very insightful and I think any woman who thinks about entering the industry should hear what she has to say. The ones with the major regret were the ones who really shouldn't have been there to begin with.

 

[LaceyRoyce]

I felt it was biased. Negative... and not really accurate. It wasn't so biased i couldn't watch it (like fetishes on netflix..my god)

 

[GoddessAiren]

Yeah, I felt like they spent more time focusing on the negative effects the industry had on people.

It was still interesting to watch though.

 

[Brad]

I saw this on Netflix a while ago now. I enjoyed watching it but it could have been better imo. I loved seeing Nina (Sweet Cheeks to us old timers) and would have enjoyed hearing others like her speak.

And I really can go the rest of my life without needing to hear another porn star turned born again Christian story.
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