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I can't say that i knew her but feel saddened by the loss of yet another young life.

terrible news

Sad news soon gets around it's even made the New York Post

Oh Jesus. That's terrible. I looked at shooting with her but our schedules kept conflicting. I offer my condolences to her friends and family.

RIP Carla Mai.



P.S. I wonder why the media feels the need to point out that when a sex worker dies, they were a porn actor/actress, adult model, prostitute, cam girl, etc. Is it to dehumanise them or make their death seem less significant/tragic?

While not a girl I have followed this is really sad and I add my condolences to her family and friends.

Having read the other thread that if she lived her long term outlook was very poor ultimately maybe this is the better outcome for everybody.

Millzy82 wrote:


> P.S. I wonder why the media feels the need to point out that
> when a sex worker dies, they were a porn actor/actress, adult
> model, prostitute, cam girl, etc.

Is it to dehumanise them or
> make their death seem less significant/tragic?

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Actually, it is the opposite. About 1 in a 1000 women work in the sex industry, whether it be as a model, porn-model, escort or domme. The media are merely highlighting their uniqueness to their readers. I don't understand how you could read it any other way?

A sad end for a talented young woman.

dynamatiques wrote:

"The media are merely highlighting their uniqueness to their readers."

I disagree. The media always look for the most prurient facts they can find out about an individual because anything salacious is likely to attract more readers. Pointing out a person's connection to the sex industry is nothing more than a commercial decision aimed at selling more newspapers. It's just the dead tree press' equivalent of clickbaiting.

Awful news. RIP.