Why Do Women Become Porn Actresses?

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Now spread your legs….” The women obey, sometimes with big smiles. They simply unzip and the willing women quickly drop to their knees. But the available evidence suggests that these four reasons don’t add up to almost one-third of the porn audience. Personally, I believe it’s the surprisingly large proportion of women who have BDSM fantasies of sexual submission. On Monday, Pornhub purged its unverified content, or nearly 75 per cent of its videos, from the platform, according to a report by Vice News.

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One video of misogynistic commentary about Girls Do Porn played over video game footage interspersed with screenshots of four women had almost two million views, and all of the women featured in photos in the video were outed with their full names in the comments. The judge in the civil trial ruled in favor of the women, ordering Girls Do Porn to pay them nearly $13 million in damages. But in October, in the middle of the trial, Pratt and his co-conspirators, including lead videographer Wolfe and actor Ruben Garcia were charged with federal counts of sex trafficking.

• The civil claim had 22 plaintiffs, but Ed Chapin, the lawyer for that claim, told Hack he has been in contact with over 100 women since the verdict.
• It’s spelled out in court documents and depositions from a three-month civil trial brought by 22 women who claim they were tricked into shooting explicit sexual content by Pratt and Wolfe and a third man, porn actor and ‘casting director’ Andre Garcia.
• Louis was granted custody of the girls—unusually for that era—and, though visitation rights were stipulated for Peggy, she never saw either of her daughters again.
• A judge awarded the women nearly $13 million at the conclusion of a trial.

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Some of this happened on a site called PornWikiLeaks, which the Girls Do Porn operators owned from November 2015 to June 2016. That site hosted models’ full names, home addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and family’s social media accounts. The San Diego court ruled that the site used fraudulent practices to recruit new models including taking “calculated steps to falsely assure prospective models that their videos will never be posted online, come to light in the United States, or be seen by anyone who might known them”. Throughout the trial, the lawyers for Girls Do Porn argued that the women were adults, and signed paperwork knowing what they were getting into. But their testimonies and extensive evidence presented throughout the 99-day trial showed this was not the case.

Days later, Garcia showed up at her boyfriend’s house and refused to leave until she threatened to call the police. The woman told her parents and her sister that she had been raped, and her parents encouraged her to tell the police. In November 2015, an anonymous woman filed a police report in Newport Beach, California, after her video was posted on Girls Do Porn. A copy of the report obtained by The Appeal shows that she told police that she was raped by Garcia after filming her video.

She had sex with Garcia, which “was frequently painful because he was aggressive and indifferent.” According to the indictment, she woman remembers being told “stop being a whiny little bitch” when she asked to take breaks due to the pain. Courthouse News reporter Bianca Bruno posted a copy of the criminal indictment in the case. It accuses Garcia, the male performer in many of the videos, of raping two of the women. The website featured young women aged 18 to 22 who had never appeared in adult videos before and promised to not do so in the future. Another woman said, “The fear of being recognized in public never goes away,” while another said the continuous messages and threats she receives from anonymous people online are “constant reminders of the worst time in my life.”

In 2017, Rob Kardashian posted revenge porn to Twitter, and the platform was criticized for letting it stay up for 30 minutes. Four months later, Twitter released new media policy guidelines to try to stop revenge porn from spreading. For Jane, the reporting process for one video has taken up to seven days for the platform to remove the content—days where the posts go even more viral, and spread out of control.