I strive for the best in all I do, including cam modeling. This means being an ethical live cam model. In cam modeling, ethics include: 1. Be honest about what we do and don't do in private shows. Though many cam models are honest in this sense, some may wonder if they can increase their business just by saying they'll do something and then once the customer is in private, don't do it or try to redirect them. If the customer demands something we didn't say we'll do ahead of time, that's understandable to not do it or try to redirct them. However, saying we'll do something we won't is detrimental to our success, as well as to paying customers and other cam models. As experienced cam models know, it's important to build up a repeat clientele, which won't happen by scamming customers. Furthermore, customers can leave reviews, and negative reviews or saying that a model is dishonest or deceptive won't help their business. Such experiences c...
In the U.S., porn centered around a community of performers within what's been called the circle. That is, performers who voluntarily agree to be tested for STDs/STIs such as HIV regularly. At the time I worked, this was every 30 days and is now every 14 days. They agree to refrain from risky sex acts outside of work so they don't put their fellow performers at risk. This doesn't guarantee safety because there is no such guarantee, but is a precaution. When people who've been with folks from outside of the circle enter the porn industry such as escorts or other types of sex workers, some performers expressed concerns. I cannot speak for everybody, but to me a bigger health and safety concern was the "casting couch" from within the industry. The circle was based largely on an honor system, in which performers voluntarily agreed to abstain from certain risky behaviors. Even if performers were abiding by the agreement, they may still be with ...
When I did porn videos between 2002 and 2004, they were produced on DVDs and eventually went out of production. Oh how times have changed! Now, there are more porn tube sites than I know of, kind of like the YouTube of porn where people can watch masses of videos for free. This has been compared to Napster in the music industry. For obvious reasons, there has been much criticism against these tube sites from within the porn industry. One reason is because people can access entire scenes or entire videos for free, which affects producers and performers. Back in the day, porn producers could make money for each video sold or online in pay-per-view sites (in which some are still around). Thus, the widespread availability of free porn can adversely affect their "bottom line" and we also need to consider the expenses that go into producing videos. This can in turn minimize the amount of porn they produce, which may affect the income of performers- e...
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