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Is "WHORE" an acceptable term to use for "talent"?
In another thread, it has been argued that, in our business, referring to talent as "whores" is not derogatory.
Is "whore" acceptable terminology? Yes? No? |
Depends if you are an asshole who has no respect for the talent or not.
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Only if they like it..
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personally it all depends on how hardcore the girl is:2 cents:
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In degrading/rough hardcore it is pretty standard.
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depends on if they fuck for money, according to dictionary.com
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I agree that "whore" is an acceptable word to use in sales text, toyurs, etc. I'm more curious about business discussions within the industry. |
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What is even more amazing is to hear male talent on sets in LA talk like that, without giving a thought to their own hypocrisy. ADG Webmaster |
whore Audio pronunciation of "whore" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (hhahaha244;r, hr)
n. 1. A prostitute. 2. A person considered sexually promiscuous. 3. A person considered as having compromised principles for personal gain. intr.v. whored, whorhahaha183;ing, whores 1. To associate or have sexual relations with prostitutes or a prostitute. 2. To accept payment in exchange for sexual relations. 3. To compromise one's principles for personal gain. pretty self explanatory |
When i first started in this industry i thought "talent" was a wierd name for them
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Well, in my opinion the male talent are "male-whores" and the women could be called "whores" since there is no such word as "female-whore", I guess people made the word "whore" to automatically describe a female, but its 2006 now, men can be whores too.
Whore is not derogatory, it just means "someone that has sex for money". A performer is someone who has sex for money. I even call my close friends "whore" , like "what are you doing whore", it's like a friendly thing. Like saying "what's up bitch". I don't find it derogatory. I call men whores too. Everyone can be a whore. People who would find it derogatory are too sensitive. I'm not content and I wouldn't be offended if someone called me whore. It would not be accurate though because I don't have sex for money. Actually I barely have sex at all. I don't see what's so offensive about it. |
No matter what definition you put, whore is a deragatory term. It is acceptable to use if you are insecure and need to talk down to females to make you feel like a bigger man.
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i dont think its acceptable to call all the girls who are talent whores.
BUT, its not acceptable to call obese people fat. that doesnt make them skinny just because its not acceptable though. |
Never call a girl a whore. Never think of a girl as a whore. none of them are and if they were it would make us pimps. And not in the GFY sense. :winkwink:
You can refer to them as a whore on a website when describing her to a surfer. You will be going for the section of the market that hates women and only happy when they are degraded and humiliated. Much better you describe her as "fun and sex loving who has decided she owns her body, not men, and has decided the time is right to have as much fun with it as possible." Why is a girl who has fucked as many 10 guys a whore and a guy who has fucked only 10 girls a loser? Are there that many guys fucking rank whores or are all the girls keeping quiet? :winkwink: |
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When I talk to close friend I tell her that her cousin is a "freakin whore" cause she banged so many guys. And when I get angry I also call my boyfriend a "whore" for being one in the past. I always call men whores. It's not a sexist thing at all I think to degrade women. Lots of men are whores. And women too. Everyone is a whore to me. I don't see why talent need special treatment. Doctors and lawyers can be whores too. |
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"Is "WHORE" an acceptable term to use for "talent"?" Nowhere there did he ask what the definition of whore was. The question is very clear here as is the answer. The bottom line is that if it wasn't for the talent, non of us would be making any money. The talent deserves more respect than to be referred to a whore unless that is part of the shoot requirements. BEFORE and AFTER the shoots, the talent should be treated better than that. Degrading those who put money ion your pocket is effectively the same as biting the hand which feeds you. A little respect goes a long way. :2 cents: |
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Your opinion does not count since you are unable to distinguish between and whore and a slut. Thank you, please drive through. |
Also "whore" is not derogatory only towards women but towards males as well. For example a lot of women might actually REFUSE to date a guy because he is a "male whore" or "male slut". I don't consider it a bonus for a guy to sleep around. I consider them male whores.
Anyone that sleeps around is "whorish", even when their not in porn!! I don't see why talent would be offended by this. When also non-talent people of both sexes can be whores! |
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in my opinion no. people tend to forget where their bread gets buttered. models play a primary roll in porn and despite all the labels that are associated with performers, at the end of the day, they are people just like you and i...
its like a webmaster calling a performer a whore and then getting mad when they are reffered to as a scumbag pornographer... :2 cents: |
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Before I would even consider getting involved in a conversation like this, I would have to ask you this question: What is your definition of "a whore". In other words, what does the word "whore" mean to you? |
I think it is wrong to call them whores and i get really annoyed when i see models called whores.
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That's why I call them all "Cock chugging bitches." |
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I love all my CCB's.
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This includes Ice. :1orglaugh |
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In my opinion "Whores" are the fantasy we sell a surfer. It has a derogatory tone. And degradation is very often a part of fantasy. But to use it with people you work with/do business with is clearly disrepectful. If you don't mean to disrespect, then don't use the term. If you *do* mean to disrepect, then you are an asshole. :2 cents: |
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It depends on whether or not they used to date KB
LOL! :winkwink: Hope you are well Hal- we should do lunch again sometime at the chicken spot and catch up :-)) |
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So I second your point of view. After all, arenīt we all whores as long as we are selling us? Every job is done for money and so all of us are whores. Only moral differences divide the jobs into respected and disrespected jobs. |
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You can do whatever you want if I called a girl a whore and she is a whore and she got mad I would tell her to find a new line of work.
Whore 1. A prostitute. 2. A person considered sexually promiscuous. 3. A person considered as having compromised principles for personal gain. |
I don't even use the word in descriptions on my sites. I use 'slut' at times but whore I stay away from for some reason.
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For hardcore/rough sites I don't have a problem with it at all... some of the solo girls who do rough shit on their sites call them selves / the girls they are fucking with whores too..
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To me: "whore"=derogatory. And since we sometimes sell degradation fantasy, it makes to use it in marketing. But just because a woman does it for money as part of the creation of product, doesn't mean she doesn't deserve respect (especially within an industry that does a whole lot for the money.) A woman who does it for the money can be a performer, talent, porn actress, porn star, etc. But the word "whore" has a negative conotation and using it in a business setting implies disrespect (and makes us look bad, quite frankly.) Of course, You may *not* respect women who perfom in porn. Clearly many people here do not. |
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I don't use the term "whore" or any other pejorative terms on any of my tours or on any of my sites. I have more respect for the performers I work with and depend upon, for my members, and for myself to do that.
This is because I feel that if I am doing so just to make money, then in fact I could be encouraging such attitudes in others, and therefore I am putting money above people and promoting negative attitudes and behavior, which is something I try not to do. Many people in the adult industry apparently stake their livelihood on promoting misogyny and degrading people, that is not how I choose to conduct my business. I love sex and I enjoy erotic roleplaying, but when this becomes obscured (particularly when it is deliberately done in the context of mistreating another person), that is where I draw a line. I don't mind joking around, and such - that's all in good fun, but packaging entertainment that consciously caters to the worst in human attitudes and behavior is not how I want to make my living. ADG Webmaster |
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forget for a second the morality of it; the use of degrading terms for your models is simply bad business. tain't professional.
if the shooter understands the psychology of the female he understands that to get the best images of her he must make her feel like she is a princess, that she is exciting, alluring, every man's fantasy. lots of shooters treat girls like whores during the shoots, many POV shooters even. and check how the girls' respond. lots of cum dodging, not much happiness from the girl. the chick just hates being there and it shows. erotic?---let your surfer decide. there is a reason so many of these "content shooters" are having "blowout sales". surfers don't like that shit so much. most surfers like to see the girls having a good time. you don't usually get that response when you treat ANY girl like a whore. and, i must say quantity does not = quality. are they whores? of course they are. but a pro never lets the girl think that. the pro makes her think she is a goddess while she's getting boned in the ass. he does this so he can get GOOD content. you do not get the best content when you degrade the model using ANY derogatory speech. guys who think girls are whores are mostly guys that never got laid in high school. true, there is a niche for that, but it is not the biggest niche. |
too much arguing about whores in this thread.
we're all fucking whores in some shape/fashion |
Sure it's derogatory to call models/talent whores - and it's obvious the intent is to decry.
If anyone seriously considers otherwise - they need to find a job elsewhere, that attitude stinks and is highly unprofessional. No industry decries the product they offer - whether that's butter or some useless crap offered on infocommercials. Considering many webmasters promote what they define as "whores", they are pimps in the real sense. Try flippantly describing any product in derogatory terms in any leading ad agency and ass would be hitting the sidewalk in seconds. |
NO. I prefer calling them talents instead of that.
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We hired this dirty whore to shoot a scene for us the other day. Or... we hired this model the other day. What a dirty whore she is in front of the camera. |
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