RedMagic1
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ORIGINAL: displeased Does anyone have any kind of experience with this? Does anyone do any kind of adult entertainment and if so, how did it affect you, your family or those close to you? How has it affected you with future jobs or other life choices? Does anyone have family members in the adult entertainment? Would you be willing to tell me about it? Yeah. For whatever reason, women tell me things. There are a lot of women with advanced degrees who helped put themselves through grad school by stripping, prodomming, etc. Also, if you live in the United States, there are far fewer decent paying jobs than there were even 5 years ago, especially for people age 18-25. Some women use it as a ticket out. A friend of mine used online porn to move herself and her brother out of a gang-ridden area, to another state. Realistically, you can't say "Don't do that" unless you have an actual alternative available. Meaning, a job that pays approximately the same amount of money. Do you want to get her out of the industry completely, or do you want to engage in harm reduction? If it's harm reduction you're after, she might be safer stripping, because then she'd be less likely to be recorded. Also, stripping in a high-end city, like New York, pays better than porn. Stripping someplace like Moline, IL, though, does not. If you want her to stop completely, you can't just talk to her, as Lookie was saying. You need to have something concrete available, like "Here, do this instead, I'll help you." Also, more important than anything else I've said here, I would suggest you start the conversation like, "Could you tell me why you're doing this please?" And then SHUT UP and really listen to what she says, without going apeshit. Then you'll know what you're dealing with.
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