Being a porn "star" isn't exactly the highest aspiration for a young'un.

Granted, it's not a demanding job. It requires zero talent and education. The only qualifications are fairly good looks, a big cock, and the willingness to have some scuzzy-looking "director" tell you what to do with it.

Don't plan on making a career of porn. There are no oldies in the business. As soon as it starts to take its toll on you, you're out the door on your ass, replaced by a younger cock (howzat for a morale booster?). Chances are, you'll be on the sidewalks making the rounds of the low-rent porn makers, begging for work to buy your next meal. And you could very well have a drug addiction and/or an STD as a result of your "career".

Here are some quotes found in a cursory Google search.

-- ?I was a porn star living the glamorous life. Drug overdoses, herpes, suicide attempts and abuse at the hands of the porn industry,? said Shelley Lubben, former porn actress and founder of the Pink Cross Foundation, an IRS approved 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to offering adult industry workers emotional, financial and transitional support for those who want out of the adult industry. ?In my time in the industry, I did some very hardcore movies, and only drugs and alcohol could get me through them. I played a crazy game of Russian roulette with my life. The industry did not and still does NOT enforce condom usage, so STDs and HIV were and still are a high risk among porn actors and actresses.

-- Luke Ford asks Porn Star Jenna Presley: "What percentage of people in the industry do you think have a drug or alcohol problem?"

Jenna: "Huge. I think that 90% of the business does drugs or alcohol but maybe 70% have a problem. I include pot as a drug. I know people who come on set stoned and they can't perform. A drug problem to me is when it affects your work life.

Male Porn Star states on his blog "Christian Sings the Blues" January 28, 2008:

Drugs are a major, major problem in my business. Anyone who says otherwise is lying to you. I can't tell you the number of girls who have disappeared and dropped out of the business because of their drug problems (I could list them, but that's not really important). It is unbelievably sad to think about, and seeing some of them fall into a downward spiral hurts me more than others. But I think we all can agree that a huge majority of drug users will never change unless they get professional help. I have seen all manner of drugs on set, at parties, in cars, everywhere. If I had to guess, I would put marijuana use at 90 percent of ALL people involved in the industry (performers, directors, crew, agents, drivers, owners, office workers, etc.). I have been on a set where a girl has passed out DURING a sex scene with me (she was abusing oxycontin). Just recently a girl overdosed on GHB (a party drug that is the scourge of Texas, a clear odorless drug that doesn't mix well with alcohol) on set. I have seen a girl win a prestigious (lol) AVN Award, not show up to accept the award, and then fall into the throes of drug use that caused her to lose at least 50 pounds and drop off the face of the earth."


Etcetera, etcetera. It's one thing to post your dick on SYD and a whole 'nother thing to swallow the myth about the wonders of being a porn "star". But if that seems like the kind of life you really want, then go for it.

BTW, your brief "career" as a fuck-film "star" is not going to be a resume enhancer when you're looking for an actual job.

"So, Mr. Smith, you didn't put a lot in the experience section of the application. Would you care to tell us about it?"
"Well, Ms. Jones, I ... er ... ah ... I fucked about a hundred women and shoved my dick into dozens of men's assholes."
"I ... see. Thank you for time. Next?"

And those films could very well come back to haunt you. It might be unjust, but that's the way it is out in the real world.


No, I'm not a preacher man. I'm a realist. The facts about the seamy side of the porn industry are available to anyone contemplating being a part of it. My only intention is to advise the people thinking about it to be informed before making a decision.

Head for the "Valley" in SoCal and look in the phone book for Adult Entertainment companies. I imagine there are similar places in the East and other countries. Get on the internet and find a company that makes the type of porn you would like to make. Be prepared to suck a lot of guys and be able to get an erection on demand, not to mention be able to hold off shoot your load for hours then cum on command as well. If your willing to go Gay, they pay better than straight sex performers for males so apparently many straight guys go bi for the pay check. Good luck.