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Thanks for that Mark,

As you know I dont go after money but for the safty of the girls, and if I dont think the girls are good enough for L.A I dont send them.

Unfortuantly as you know some dont take my advice, even though I was crowned the porn queen od England once!

If they go out without my consent, I at least make sure they are well looked after well they are there.

Its great to know that after probally 4 years now you are one of the truly considerate producers and I will continue to strongly promote yourself.
I actually think a review board of companys should be put up on this site, so girls can check out producers and even agents before signing or working for them.

I know you me and some others only work professional and have nothing to hide.

Hi Jim,
Just to let you know I have given your number to several people in the usa.
This is for the following reasons, so that you have first news of anything, why? Because I trust you.

Jim South " World modelling"
Bill Margold at PAW "PROTECTING ADULT WELFAR"
Brian Sebastian " top L.A critic


I spoke to you earlier and you know I am 100% behind you and this I know will do the industry 100% benefit.

I will be and taking part at the Brighton festival, you know what I am about and what you are doing is great.
Lots of love
Me

hi there ofcourse theres alwasy a risk as talent in this industry we are all very aware about this but i think ur missing the point of reducing the risk somewhat for the time being

im not stupid enough to think that i will be 100% safe i never have been hun but when situations like this one occur u want to take more precations

for exapmle u mention a drive by shooting in the club u work well if i knew of the risk id wear a bullet proof vest to cut doewn my risk of being hit by a bul;let byut then theres alwasy the chance they get u in the head seeeee what i mean its about making it safer not 100% safe which nothing in this world ever will be kissssssss alicia

Alicia, I don't miss point's chuck (lol), I do know what you mean, and I agree with everything you are saying, I just have this nasty feeling that our performers will get to a point, after changes have been made, where they feel safe again, and will then forget how precarious a position they are in. It only takes one reckless person to fuck the whole job up, and our industry has plenty of them. You are only ever as strong as your weakest link.

I do however agree with Marcus' suggestion in another thread that enough opinions have been posted. He wasn't saying it's not important, but the more I read from people involving themselves in this matter here, the less optomistic for the future I become. Take great care, but take responsibility for that care on yourselves. Don't rely on anyone else to keep you safe. The more I read, the more the term "piss up in a brewery" springs to mind

Let the work be done that needs to be done and let's see what comes out of it. But don't let anyone persuade you the matter's been sorted. Things will no doubt improve, but will anything really have changed?

In porn movies I don't like seeing condoms.

Hi all,

Being one of the very very few US based transsexual performers who regularly performs hardcore scenes without condoms, I just had to add my 2 cents' worth.

I prefer to perform bareback as it allows me to deliver a stronger scene by being able to include such things as ATM, creampie and uncut transitions between partners, all of which cannot be done when wearing a condom.


But, at this time, I have performed more scenes with condoms than without even though it is not my preference.


The reason for this is that I consider the decision to use of condoms as being the talents' responsibility.

I always discuss the use of condoms with the Producer/Director at the casting stage and if the scene events dictate a bareback scene, I always ask for the names of the talent with whom I will be expected to perform

Unless I am able to consider my fellow performer(s) as having the integrity/professionalism to respect my personal health and who will, therefore, only walk on set when in no doubt over their clean STD status, then I will wrap up.
In return, I respect that I must tear open a condom packet if any of my fellow performers express any doubt over my integrity/professionalism, regardless of whether it comes from unfamiliarity, negative stereotypes or personal choices.


And now for some personal talent tips:
- If in any doubt, go for the sensible option and ask for condoms.
- The greater your experience, the better your intuition becomes.
- Socialise with your peers to become aware of "out of work" preferences
- Work with friends whenever possible.
- If "no condom" is sprung on you on set, walk off, piss off the Director and smile at having avoided playing blackjack with your life.
- It is better to work with a regular industry performer that has, in the past, announced unavailability due to recovery from a treatable STD than working with rookies or talent with large time gaps between shoots..


And finally,

I love to perform at the harsher edge of hardcore but this can only be done without condoms.

Whilst I am fortunate in being less subject to the "filthy dirty transsexual" stereotype than most of my peers (thanks to regular AIM tests and a slowly but surely growing reputation) and I am therefore able to achieve a greater level of trust from fellow performers than is usually offered to a shemale, I have yet, to this day, still not performed bareback with male talent.
The reason? There are only two male performers that I currently trust and until I get to New York or London with a camera person, I will continue to ask for a pause in the shoot so that my stud can slip on a condom.

I would much rather perform a weaker scene which is condom clad than receive a posthumous "Best Performer" award from AVN


Joanna Jet
xxx