porn girl wanted

[matt rudge]

Actually, that is what i was looking for. Beofre everyone came to their own conclusions, what i wanted was someone to explain to young girls what the industry had to offer that was better than just modelling, and why they chose it as a profession.

If that fits anyone, please let me know.

[bigboy]

I thought the usual cry was...... i get well fucked by this industry over the money!!!

[Cenobitez]

i can think of maybe many many hundred reasons per day why or upwards of your yearly salary every few month or so reasons a year in this country and many times that around the world

[Tequila_Woods]

Matt - Email me at tequila@tequila-woods.com with details and a contact number and ill call you tomorrow to discuss

[marcusallen]

To be serious for once (God help me)
Try looking at "Boogie nights in suberbia" by Blast Films for CH4, broadcast about 4-5 years ago and a further follow-up on ITV London(hosted by Trevor Phillips) and you MAY)hopefully) get an idea what a TRUE documentary is all about.

[Joe A]

Marcus..

Are you insinuating that "Diary" which even you made a guest appearance in was no good.. I'm proud of my role in that one... I'm nore upset that I wasn't put up for an Oscar for my part in it.... LOL.

[Cenobitez]

OUCH!

I'm glad i dont go against Rob, I'm not sure i could cope with losing the leyers of skin from those claws

[one eyed jack]

Lets go through it: "Boogie Nights In Suburbia" "Hard Core" The one with Lee Ann McQueen and most recently "Diary Of A Porn Virgin". How many programmes do we want to see on this subject? Whether its for or against (usually starts out "for" but ends up being "against") Isn't this subject boring now?

Another question: Can anyone remember who benefitted out of it all. As far as I remember every programme made has pissed some person off for what ever reason.

However if there is a girl out there who wants to partake in this my advice is you take it girl and ride the arse out of what you can get out of it. Be strong and remember this; there is no such thing as bad publicity. If you can put up with getting slagged off, recognised everywhere for being that bird on the telly who does porn and more domestic problems with family and loved ones as a result then go for it!

[Michelle]

A couple of Trisha's gems that I have heard lately on the show.

" All glamour photographers persuade impressionable young girls to take their clothes off"

" everyone who works in the adult entertainment industry have been sexually abused as a child".


I would like to see the evidence/statistics/proof to back these claims up.

I actually had a telephone call today inviting me to take part in the show as they had three girls who wanted to become glamour models..... I offered to give constructive advice to the girls.... i.e join reputable agencies, send in snapshots.... work with reputable/recognised people etc...... but they actually wanted me to go on and discuss the sleazy aspects of the industry and tell the girls the bad things that can happen.

I pointed out that in my many years in the industry myself my agency had never experienced any bad experiences and that statistically models are more at risk at home with their loved ones than they ever will be at a proper photographic modelling shoot.

Two of the girls will have their parents on the show (who are 100% behind their daughters choice of career), one of the most important things when coming into this industry is a supportive and loving family but I bet they will be portrayed as the scum of the earth.... how can you allow your daughter to do that etc etc.....

Michelle Xxx