Would You Marry A Porn Star?

Dan C…

I agree that discussions like this don’t change a lot of minds…espcially if someone is a judgemental and hypocritical person to start with…

But I think you can plant just a little seed of hesitation the next time they plan to “cast stones” at another person…

I’m also unclear on the point you were making when you said:

“…This stuff should be private…”

(the ULTIMATE decision, yes…but too often people make them public “spectacles” or their own personal “crusade”…)

But I was most unclear on this point:

“…and only debated where it counts…in the courts…”

I was hoping you could explain this more…

Thanks!

Mufasa

That’s cool, Mufasa.

Thanks for the feedback Mufasa. Here goes:

[quote]But I think you can plant just a little seed of hesitation the next time they plan to “cast stones” at another person…
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I have to agree. Seen this way, voicing one’s beliefs is maybe the only way we can realistically hope of changing the future. Like Wayne Gretzky said, we wiss 100% of the shots we do not try/take.

[quote]I’m also unclear on the point you were making when you said:

“…This stuff should be private…”

(the ULTIMATE decision, yes…but too often people make them public “spectacles” or their own personal “crusade”…)
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Agreed. Too often, most possibly Crowd psychology taking over, these topics get out of control, and derail very quickly. The more people I see jumping in, the more I am certain the ‘discussion’ will degenerate into a Gerry Springer-esque ‘show’, the original discussion thus never being fully discussed or given proper consideration by all parties.

Ultimately, if people kept such sensitive topics to themselves or to a very small circle of friends, the unproductive ‘shows’ would be minimized, and, maybe, real debate could take place. But, as said above, where there is a Crowd, there is no chance of that happening.

[/quote]But I was most unclear on this point:

“…and only debated where it counts…in the courts…”
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While Courts are no guarantee of anything, if any party accuses the other party of hypocrisy, each side has to present its arguments and evidence/exhibits. There is a Judge to keep both sides, and the debate, under control. After that, juries have to deliberate and reach a consensus. Ultimately, if one mentions the H word, he has to be ready to back it up all the way. Or shut up.

And, cynically, since Courts are the only place where the H word can have consequences, all the out-of-court H-word stuff is just opinion and will never go down in History, change anything, or be of consequence/importance to anybody. Except the one talking about it. But now we’re back to square one - every one has his own definition. ;0/

Ultimately, let us all learn from each other, and keep it business-like. When was the last time you saw a professional business proceed to unjustified name calling or finger pointing?

Thats fine if you want your Bedmate to nickname you “pimpledick”, or talk about how some other guy stretched their hole out.

Michelle, nice post, glad to see someone with some insight into the issues in this thread.

Not too long ago I was often visible to someone working in an escort service. She thought I was good looking and word got to me about that.

The question was put to me about whether or not I’d date her.

I had to do some soul searching, and finding an answer was much more difficult than the question of marrying an ex porn star or a stripper.

No matter the profession, people are still people with the need to form relationships and have families. Hell, people even marry lawyers and politicians! :stuck_out_tongue:

[quote]vroom wrote:
Michelle, nice post, glad to see someone with some insight into the issues in this thread.

Not too long ago I was often visible to someone working in an escort service. She thought I was good looking and word got to me about that.

The question was put to me about whether or not I’d date her.

I had to do some soul searching, and finding an answer was much more difficult than the question of marrying an ex porn star or a stripper.

No matter the profession, people are still people with the need to form relationships and have families. Hell, people even marry lawyers and politicians! :p[/quote]

   I think you are good looking..

Now, I am not an escort, nor a lawyer, nor a politician…
I am a Predator, remember…and I am following you Vroom… : )

(sharks, am I hijacking the thread again?..I need to get back to training)

Just to continue and to follow-up…

We all have what would be “deal breakers” for us in a relationship…for me, being a former Porn Star would not be one in and of itself

To be honest with you guys…a close-minded, judgmental, prejudiced Religious Fundamentalist (of any persuasion) would probably be more of a “deal breaker” for me than a Former Adult actress or stripper…

Michelle said it best when she said:

“True love is something most everyone on this planet is in search for…most do not find it. If you find someone that brings you absolute happiness and you feel peace and contentment at the mere thought of them in your life and pure joy to share all that you have with them…why wouldn’t you marry them regardless of their professional past?”

Mufasa

I am.

To be honest with you guys…a close-minded, judgmental, prejudiced Religious Fundamentalist (of any persuasion) would probably be more of a “deal breaker” for me than a Former Adult actress or stripper…

Amen brother, I feel the same way!

This is interesting…

There had not been a lot of recent replys to this tread, so I thought everyone had said what they had to say…

But for some reason, I keep getting e-mails/PM’s…

Hey…that’s cool…

I don’t know the true mix of replys…but there SEEMED to be no “middle ground”…being a Former Porn Star was either an absolute “Deal Breaker”…or people said that it really depended on all the issues involved…

I wanted to follow-up on as issue one of the ladies brought up (I’ll have to look back and see who it was…). She said that the PERSONALITY of the average MALE Porn Star was enough of a deal breaker for her…

I just wanted some sense of the type of personality those guys tends to have…(Just curious…!)

Mufasa

[quote]Mufasa wrote:
Just to continue and to follow-up…

To be honest with you guys…a close-minded, judgmental, prejudiced Religious Fundamentalist (of any persuasion) would probably be more of a “deal breaker” for me than a Former Adult actress or stripper…

Mufasa[/quote]

I personally do not see any difference between the Religious judgementalist and the sex star.

1.They are both addicted (sex/god).

2.They both worship/glorify (god/sex - sex as their god/ god as their sex).

  1. They are both blocked in their capacity for true love and true intimacy by the definition of: Sex is the deepest expression of love between two people who are commited to each other unconditionally and out of mutual respect for each other’s heart, intellect,body and spirit.

  2. They are both estranged from God and not in possession of spirituality- to be judgemental is a spiritual error - Being religious is not the same as being spiritual, and the porn star may be closer to God and spirituality than the religious bigot as they will be more likely to display a mesure of humility due to the “sinful” nature of their career, whereas the religious type adopts a “saint” image,living out a self-serving attitude of I am a “good person”; moral elitism and arrogance(no one is good except God) and wears a mask of pride in their “purity”(no one is pure,read all our thoughts on the posts throughout this website- including the political ones)

The image of the porn star may well differ from the “goody goody two shoes” image of the religious “star” and the politician “star” but their mirror within, their inner reality, may well reflect the same truth : beneath the skin we are all the same - physically and spiritually speaking.

You marry who you are.

[quote]lostinthought wrote:
have a history of some type of sexual abuse when they were younger. [/quote]

Good luck finding a gal at least in the U.S. who hasn’t had some history of sexual abuse. 3 out of every 4 have been sexually abused or molested by the age of 25 in some form or another and that is an old FBI stat from '99.

AlphaF and 911:

Great insights!

Mufasa

911 made me think of College with the stats she brought up…

A young woman who enters College young and nieve…(often far away from home…) can certainly leave College carrying a LOT of emotional garbage…

They are almost like that stereotypical runaway in many ways…

I saw it…

Mufasa