You're not watching enough porn! But yeah, off the top of my head I can only think of 3: Sasha Grey, Jenna Jameson and Carmen Luvana unless you want to count Traci Lords and Linda Lovelace (although that's creepy to think about). I honestly don't find any of these women attractive. It doesn't mean that they're not nice people (like I've got a choice in the matter) but it'd be all left swipes.

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These Ask-a-Porn-Star things never seem to include any A- or B-list porn actresses, you know, the sort that regular people might recognize. Perhaps that's because all the better known pornstars are busy making porn?

Anyways, IZ, I don't believe you either. I'm sure you know at least a dozen porn stars, maybe are even friends with a few of them. Which ones?!

I did go to an summer art camp with the guy who played Jimmy in Bobs Boners, but I don't really look at names. I dated a webcam girl once and it was too weird for me.

I think part of the appeal of getting into porn is that it's probably the easiest path to stardom in any particular field.
You can't become a star neurosurgeon just by showing up and slashing a few brains, but if you get tit implants and take a few loads to the face then you're in the club.

It's sad to think that most of the women in this video are getting sub-thousand dollar amounts for "starring" in films.

Yeah, that really is sad; I know some dancers who make over a thousand dollars in a single night, often for what amounts to maybe an hour of dancing total. And the sex in porn movies is rarely one-take.

Sure, if you have a retard fetish.

Yeah, when one of them finally mention Rick Perry, I thought to myself, "Oh, right! Why the fuck didn't they all pick Perry?"

If I know my pornstars, they'd sleep with everyone on this list. Money and power have a strange way of making even the most homely of men seem sexy.

Also, some individuals take issues with sexual objectification, some individuals do not. Assuming that one starts from the premise that sexual objectification "is wrong", then is it OK to sexually objectify people, when the people doing the objectification are themselves professional sex-objects?

"It's okay to sexually objectify women" - EvilHomer

Laci Green made a video called "Sex Object BS", and she said something that I absolutely loved. I'm going to quote from memory here:

"In a sane society, we'd all be objects some of the time, and subjects most of the time."

in other words, objectification is not a bad thing, it's objectifying someone to the point where sex object becomes their identity that is harmful. This why the idiots who didn't actually watch Laci's video but posted countless variations of "Well, men are objectified, too!" in the comments are idiots. The difference is that for women, it literally never ends. An author of some article I read somewhere (I'm thinking maybe it was "Cracked" used as an example some guys in "Free Republic" making sexually degrading comments about Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

I think it's okay to objectify pornstars when they're having sex in porn for your masturbatory pleasure, that seems pretty straightforward . Everything else is according to the occasion. And here is where we ecounter our old enemy, nuance. The problem is that people want dumbed-down absolute truths in a world where, sometimes, nuance is the rule.

>>If I know my pornstars, they'd sleep with everyone on this list.

How many of these women have had sex with Ron Jeremy? I'd do a threesome with Chris Christy and Bobby Jindall before I'd go near Ron Jeremy, who is starting to look like Jabba the Hutt, or is it Emperor Palpatine?

I know a lady who wanted to get into porn several years ago and the thing that threw her off was seeing Ron J at a sex party fucking a prostitute/porn star/whatever in a circle of onlookers. She just had a baby!

Rick Perry, if he leaves the glasses on.

Eskochmo Brothers?