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Anoree · 12-07-2010, 05:26 PM

"Hey cuteteacher_75

I read your questions on the question thread and your first question was: Have you ever done a threesome? If so, was it MMF, MFF or FFF? Any of the later ones, FFF, on your site?

Well, that’s a tough question there. You know what? I’ve only done girl/girl, no FFF on my website, though hopefully that will change soon. Let’s see, MMF, I’ve done that at least three times, but no more than six times. I can’t remember the exact number right now. MFF, I’ve done that a lot. I would say at least 10 times, and less than 20. – I’m not very good at this. – And FFF, I actually have never done that before. I have done four … wait, maybe I have. Oh, my. God, I really can’t remember. God, that’s a little sad. I have done MFFF, and that was fun. Oh my god, my sex life is just a blur. But it’s a great sex life.

Your other question was: What do I think of nude models who get out of the business and claim they didn’t know what they were doing was porn? Do I honestly think that some people are that clueless about what they’re doing?

First off, I think there’s a difference between nude modeling and porn. I don’t think nude modeling is porn. Unless you’re sticking your fingers or a toy inside of you, then I don’t think it’s porn at all. I think doing spreads is actually pushing kind of far, but I don’t really think that would be considered porn either. What I’m doing is definitely porn. But what I used to do when I first got into modeling industry, that wasn’t porn. That was fine art nudes. But for these people that actually do porn and then say “Oh, no! I didn’t know it was porn!” They’re full of crap. That’s the easiest excuse to give, that, or “I was taken advantage of” or whatever. People just need to take responsibility for their actions. A lot of the girls that get into this business do it because it’s easy money and it’s very quick money, but they never think about the consequences afterwards. Those are the people that end up giving this industry a bad name. I don’t know. It sucks, but there’s really nothing that you can do about it. It’s an excuse, a stupid, stupid excuse.

I hope that answered your questions.

Bye"

12-07-2010, 05:26 PM	#34
Anoree Moderator Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 2,015	D172, 03-11-10: To cuteteacher_75 "Hey cuteteacher_75 I read your questions on the question thread and your first question was: Have you ever done a threesome? If so, was it MMF, MFF or FFF? Any of the later ones, FFF, on your site? Well, that’s a tough question there. You know what? I’ve only done girl/girl, no FFF on my website, though hopefully that will change soon. Let’s see, MMF, I’ve done that at least three times, but no more than six times. I can’t remember the exact number right now. MFF, I’ve done that a lot. I would say at least 10 times, and less than 20. – I’m not very good at this. – And FFF, I actually have never done that before. I have done four … wait, maybe I have. Oh, my. God, I really can’t remember. God, that’s a little sad. I have done MFFF, and that was fun. Oh my god, my sex life is just a blur. But it’s a great sex life. Your other question was: What do I think of nude models who get out of the business and claim they didn’t know what they were doing was porn? Do I honestly think that some people are that clueless about what they’re doing? First off, I think there’s a difference between nude modeling and porn. I don’t think nude modeling is porn. Unless you’re sticking your fingers or a toy inside of you, then I don’t think it’s porn at all. I think doing spreads is actually pushing kind of far, but I don’t really think that would be considered porn either. What I’m doing is definitely porn. But what I used to do when I first got into modeling industry, that wasn’t porn. That was fine art nudes. But for these people that actually do porn and then say “Oh, no! I didn’t know it was porn!” They’re full of crap. That’s the easiest excuse to give, that, or “I was taken advantage of” or whatever. People just need to take responsibility for their actions. A lot of the girls that get into this business do it because it’s easy money and it’s very quick money, but they never think about the consequences afterwards. Those are the people that end up giving this industry a bad name. I don’t know. It sucks, but there’s really nothing that you can do about it. It’s an excuse, a stupid, stupid excuse. I hope that answered your questions. Bye"