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Originally Posted by ebus_dk
I disagree. You run a pro company, therefor you only attract the pro models. They will stay for a long time for sure.
But most people start in the business by making their own site, having a BF that want to cash in on the girls slutty side, or being sucked in by a amateur photographer that promise her "I will make you famous and rich" Those people will disappear within a few years because they wont make anything above $100 a month
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Mmmm.. tell you why we get models. Word spreads and models chat with each other - and bad news spreads even faster. If we started decrying this or that girl because she did hardcore - that's not a good idea. They are all treated the same and it's not up to us to start judging anyone.
Another example... cheese
Was sitting thru a session of almost an hours worth of raw footage for a commercial to sell a brand of cheese. Among the group was a lady from a leading ad agency. At one point there were moans about cheese and having to watch this stuff and wondering how to edit it. Back came the reply - "I am not permitted to think like that - I does not matter what the product is, - my job is to promote it". She was right. The adult biz is exactly the same as cheese. If you are promoting something, (whether you like the product or not), it's not a good idea to decry or knock the product.
The adult business is just that - a business, - and no professional biz knocks the product they are selling - ie models.
On models, you get to know them and become friends. They are OK girls and it really matters little whether they do hardcore or not. They are human and each can be entirely different to the fantasy they portray on film/video. And it sure is a fantasy - often nothing like the girl in normal life
