being the model in question...a few words.
(a)-i'm not mormon, although my father is a preacher
(b)-i am the oldest of 6 (11?!)
(c)-i've never watched TV, i hate it
(d)-there actually is a boyfriend, one of two years (though i know this in part defeats the image of innocence, i apologize, for those attempting to save face for me
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With the above conjectures having been expressed, please understand the fact that the facts, as Unseen and Aaron (for the most part) presented them, are generally correct. I am not a disillusioned, cunning, evil little bitch (as would follow from the 'blow job' analogy), nor am i a 'poor little girl' who failed to stand up for herself, and as a result suffered 'immense psychological trauma.' I rather articulated my discomfort at this job in particular to my photographer, and he mentioned that they were being paid for the additional 'spectators' present. Sue? For christ's sake, no...I'm far too logical and mild-tempered, not to mention; I was there, I made the choice to go through with the shoot, and I got paid for it. I shall now simply be more cautious, in the future, when booking photographers/etc. to work with. As to the atmosphere in which the scenes were shot...the other girl was very comfortable with a large audience, whereas I had never worked in front of more than one person before (in addition, it was my first video-much less the first time I'd done anything with a girl in my entire life). NO, I'm not complaining-just stipulating that I know for a fact, having worked with an 'established' company the next weekend, that the people being referred to as 'snakes' could certainly have conducted the shoot in a far more professional manner. Perhaps I should have committed to making this statement sooner, as so many liberties have been excercised in the definition of my [to many of you, hypothetical] situation.
~'The Model'