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First of all, the article, which i'm going to go out on a limb and guess you didn't read, because being uninformed and yet droning on anyway seems to be your trademark, contained a scenario which is repellant anyway, to any fair-thinking person.  Secondly, here are some stories from actual porn stars:  http://fightthenewdrug.org/10-porn-stars-speak-openly-about-their-most-popular-scenes/
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New poster here. I have no surprise that an anti-porn organization produced an article about porn actresses claiming about sub-standard working conditions. You can probably pick any occupation, then pick the organization against their industry, and you'll find the same thing.

I have no doubt that porn, like every industry, has a few bad apples. However, I think porn producers are motivated by one thing: money. Because of that, they don't want to use underage models (it's illegal and no content provider would buy it), nor do they want to trick actresses into doing something they didn't want to. There's no incentive to do so -- why trick an actress into doing X, and hoping she'll not only do it, but do a good job at it (and not walk off) as opposed to hiring an actress where everyone is clear on expectations? Why would a porn producer spend thousands to set up a shoot, with all the equipment, location rental, and technicians, and then decide to take a risk that the actress won't agree to something not already agreed to? It just doesn't make sense business-wise.

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"Sub-standard" working conditions is one hell of a way to put the horrific abuse described within.  Abuse that even many porn defenders readily admit to.  You must have missed the scandal of James Dean raping various costars and it being something widely known and shrugged off within the industry.  How very typical to try to shrug off women's experiences and trauma, to minimize it and dismiss it.

And to answer your question- as another poster here answered- porn watchers want new, new, new.  They want young girls, they want girls who have "never done this before".  They want real surprise on their faces, real shock, real emotion.

And in fact women's degradation and deception is in fact a main appeal of many types of porn, such as the one I linked to in my OP. [/quote]

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