“I don’t think people realize just how many videos contain people being trafficked.”

“The grooming and locking. If you’ve never heard of locking it’s basically when a group of girls doing porn are living together (typically) and they are pressured to spend their money by producers who claim to be their friends. The goal here is to diminish any sort of ‘saving money’ thought process and they make it out like the money will never stop coming. this keeps them broke and making doing more shoots.”

“The porn industry is very toxic and the actors are treated very badly.”

“Not sure if it’s been said yet but the outdoor or “public scenes” require permits to shoot. 80% of the time the crew shows up with a police scanner and cheeses it before the cops show up.”

“The whole “tons of viagra” thing is absolutely true and so is the bit about casting directors playing fast and loose with STDs. I have a friend that once turned down a shoot for a gay porn at a campground because none of the actors were required to be tested beforehand. A few of them ended up contracting HIV from that shoot.”

“Oh I also used to drive some exotic dancers 2 or 3 cities to do regular doctor appointments. They never felt safe going local because they always get recognized and people get creepy. Not sure if that counts as porn industry but I’d imagine the same rules apply.”

“Many of the 18-yo porn stars were recruited when they were 16 or 17.”

“The dressing room trash cans are full of empty disposable enemas and it smells like farts and sadness in there.”

“Most men in gay porn are straight, they just get paid more for taking it up the bum.”

“A lot of actors take a lot of drugs. Like, a lot a lot. Plus basically every male actor gets erectile dysfunction after being in the business for so long as they are pumped up on viagra.”

“That some companies like GirlsDoPorn systematically trick/coerce young women into porn.”

“They recruit young women and teens from troubled homes or rebelling against their parents. They lure them in with money and the ability to live free and do what they want, all they have to do is some amateur porn.”

“Special effects people sometimes get side work making fake dicks. The really ridiculously huge dongs are likely prosthetic. It’s easy to tell if it’s one of those scenes where the guy leaves his pants on, just slightly pulled down, or something like that.”

“This is a “well duh” thing. They’re almost all prostitutes. Most people don’t put two and two together, but yes, it is easier to persuade a prostitute to do a porn than it is to persuade actors and actresses to do it. I grew up in the San Fernando Valley. The industry was very tight knit and closed off. But everyone knew people in the industry in some capacity.”

“Some girls are tricked into filming the video. They’re promised to do some “modeling” and when they arrive they find out that it’s more than just a few pictures. Porn is a big human trafficking industry. Nowhere near as rampant and dangerous as child trafficking but it’s still very active.”

“Multiple actresses have come out and said that they have to do exactly as the producer tells them, even if it involves something they didn’t consent to, or they don’t get paid. In other words, they either get assaulted or they don‘t get paid.”

“That if you had sex with a guy and it was uploaded to PH then you literally have no rights to remove that video.”

“Turns out that most of those girls are coked/methed/heroined out of their f**king minds while they take that dick.”

“It’s effecting your mental health the more you watch it in ways you probably can’t imagine.”

Porn is sold almost everywhere in Japan.

“Johnny Sins is not an astronaut…or firefighter…or police officer.”