A bit of advice for anyone considering following in her footsteps:
1) The pay for this sort of thing is typically high. But how would your parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, extended family, and employers feel about it? Video footage doesn't go away, and once you make it you don't own it. The company can use the images and videos in magazines and commercials, and people you know might see it. If that doesn't bother you then maybe you're not being considerate to their feelings, or worried about your employment.
2) Think about why you're willing to do this. Being paid to appear nude and participating in sexual acts on film may be legal, but it's still a form of prostitution. You are selling your body, and people will look at it, lust after it, and never even know your name.
3) Exploitation. The founder of girls gone wild was sued for sexually exploiting children. And if you think the under-18 crowd is the only crowd getting exploited in the videos, you're wrong.
4) If you're in any position to become a role model, think about that. Teenage girls are highly influenced by celebrities, and even if you're only an up and coming or aspiring actress, what message are you giving those who look up to you? That the only way you want to be known is by having a great body, and that you're willing to do anything in front of a camera? With the antics of Paris Hilton, Lindsey Lohan, and other starlets, I think teenage girls are getting plenty of that already.
5) If you're doing this for the money there are other ways. There are programs that help women get on their feet when they're having financial difficulties. Many colleges offer great scholarship packages to young women. If you have too much pride to ask for assistance, then you should wonder where that pride went when you agreed to participate in one of these videos.
There are consequences to every action, and ones that are as bad as these could be should be cause for a woman to stop and think about what she's doing.
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Post a CommentExcellent points here. Money talks, but eventually it goes away.
Great points here!!!!!!