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I remember you saying that Mass Effect 2 was one of your favorite games, care to share who you got smoochy with/other games you enjoy?

Thane is DADDY

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Happiest movie you've seen? Saddest movie you've seen? Favorite comfort movie? Favorite discomfort movie (ie guilty pleasure or an uncomfortable watch that's good/important)?

Happiest movie: Barbie

Saddest movie: Barbie

Favorite comfort movie: Barbie

Favorite discomfort movie: Midsommar. Or Barbie.

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Long time fan. Just got done watching your Adult time scene with Wolf Hudson and Johnny Hill.

So incredibly hot. Such a lucky lady to have both of those good looking guys. You looked like you had a really good time.

Also gotta say love when ya leave the heels or boots on in the scenes that you do that in super huge turn on.

Now to the question when can we expect more scenes like the one with Wolf and Johnny?

I’m so glad you enjoyed the scene! I do have another bi threesome with Wolf and my partner @liamlorde, and it’s available now on my OnlyFans 🤗

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The first time I laid eyes on you, I think it was before you were like poppin’ like that. You were doing your amateur thing and you were so playful and open to whatever and it made me wanna do nasty things to you. Like just to see what you’d like, kind of like the actual AI just to push you to see what you’d be willing to do for me. Like would she like it if I opened her mouth, stuck my tongue inside, played around in it, spat in it, played with the outsides to see how durable it was so I could slide this big black prober inside it to see how much you’d like it. Honestly the rest is just stretch of the imagination. Like I wanted to satisfy those curves like crazy…I kinda miss the natural titties to be perfectly honest but I still like the viscosity of these ones still. I’m slowly becoming more of an ass man as I get older honestly. By the way I’m like 34…I think we’re around the same age which is sick. Anyway I’m rambling, but damn I’ve been wanting to shag that ass for a minute 💪🏽😘😘😘

just read this on a plane.

cool story bro

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well that’s one way to deal with a pick me girl

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i'm jerking off to you babe during ramadan

💓

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Do you like big natural butts?

vote for me

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POV: you’re my computer and I’m about to furiously type out my response to this anon ask while Georgia judges the anon asker

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Do you charge for dick rates?

I absolutely do. It's one of my bestselling items ;) I only offer them on private platforms such as my OnlyFans.

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Hello

I'm writing this message after having seen the documentary on netflix. I am really far from being a fan but I wanted to sincerely support you in your fight. I know how hard it must be for you. Women don't end up in porn for no reason and being deprived of income is something inhuman.I think that many women who end up in this business have been in complicated situations and not all of them chose this path for pleasure.Many people don't realize how much pain this can be for you and unfortunately, once you get in there, I am aware of the fear you may feel. Finding a job in a store or in another field can become complicated. I wanted to write you this message. I can only support you and hope that your rights will be better defended in the future. I wish you all the best and outside of porn of course. You are human and you deserve respect.

I wish you a great day.

This was an interesting Ask I received about the Netflix documentary. There's a lot of subtext to unpack here, so I'm going to answer a few of the Asker's statements individually.

I'm writing this message after having seen the documentary on netflix. I am really far from being a fan but I wanted to sincerely support you in your fight.

Thank you! I'm thrilled that so many people have seen the documentary. More than 13 million people in 65 countries have watched it, and it's been in the Top Ten on Netflix in dozens of countries since the day it came out. It's totally up to you whether you consider yourself a fan of mine. Thank you for clarifying that you're not, I guess? (lol)

I know how hard it must be for you. Women don't end up in porn for no reason and being deprived of income is something inhuman.

I did not "end up" here. I didn't slip on a banana peel. I made a conscious and informed choice to do porn. I love my work, and it can be challenging and stressful sometimes, like any other job. But I've never thought of it as "hard" in the way that you seem to imply with this comment. I genuinely love what I do, so even when it's stressful, I still enjoy it. And I agree that it's dehumanizing to have my livelihood attacked and potentially compromised by outsiders who don't understand how the industry functions, and don't value my work.

I think that many women who end up in this business have been in complicated situations and not all of them chose this path for pleasure.

There it is again. "End up." I hope you realize how patronizing that sounds. People choose to work in the adult industry for all of the same reasons that they might choose any other job. The pursuit of pleasure is a factor in many performers' choice to work in porn, of course. Money is also a big one. Because generally when you do a job, you want to be paid for it. That's how jobs work. I don't think that's problematic, or a reason to feel pity for sex workers.

Many people don't realize how much pain this can be for you and unfortunately, once you get in there, I am aware of the fear you may feel.

I'm not in pain, nor am I afraid for my safety. Maybe you meant that in a more general sense, but I do take offense to anybody making the assumption that sex workers are inherently afraid and in pain. The only thing I'm really "afraid" of is the speed at which the United States is careening toward a religious, conservative, fascist dictatorship.

Finding a job in a store or in another field can become complicated.

Yes, it can be, but only because of the stigma against sex workers. The more recognizable you are as a porn performer, the harder it might be to find a job outside of the adult industry, should you desire to. That being said, I worked "civilian" jobs during my 5 year retirement, and fortunately for me, I never had any real issues. I was recognized a few times, and one of my former coworkers tried to report me to HR for literally just existing, but I was never fired or treated poorly by an employer.

I can only support you and hope that your rights will be better defended in the future. I wish you all the best and outside of porn of course.

If you wish me the best outside of porn but not in it, then you don't wish me the best. When you word it like that, you sound like a sex work "abolitionist."

You are human and you deserve respect.

I am, and I do. And all sex workers deserve respect, too.

HAVE A GREAT DAY!

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source

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I’m in a documentary :)

Money Shot: The Pornhub Story is coming to Netflix on March 15.

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When did you discover you can squirt?

When I was 19. I was in a long distance relationship with a woman several years older than me, and she taught me how to make myself squirt by giving me verbal directions while we had phone sex and masturbated. I still remember the moment it all "clicked" and I squirted for the first time. My mind was absolutely BLOWN. The funniest part is that I had a TINY bedroom in a bungalow house in Austin which I shared with 4 other roommates. My room was so small, I slept in a loft bed so I could put my desk underneath. But the ceilings were so low, when I was lying in bed I only had about two feet of clearance from my face to the ceiling. I couldn't even fully extend my arm upward. So of course I squirted all over the ceiling above my bed. 😏🤭

She came to visit me a few times in Austin, since I couldn't afford to fly out to her. She was also responsible for my first orgasm that wasn't self-induced.

ETA: I also just remembered another fun detail from that relationship. The first time she came to visit me, I was so excited that I spent a month designing and sewing a garter belt (or suspender belt if you're from the UK) to wear along with a lingerie set I had bought. This was in like 2007; you COULD NOT buy affordable sexy lingerie anywhere back then. I wore the garter belt our first night together in-person and she spent literally like 2 hours eating me out and making me cum about a thousand times. 🤯🥵😩

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thick enough?

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Will you ever bring your podcast back?

That's highly unlikely! But I might do another podcast, something totally different. And from the very first episode, it would be monetized - either via Patreon or ad sales.

Podcast production is time consuming. Planning, research, editing, promo – one episode is at least 10 hours of work, and I was doing all of it myself. Which wasn't an issue for me when I first started After Adult. Back then, I was still working at my last "civilian" 9-5 job. I had a lot of free time on nights and weekends. It was easy to run a podcast in my spare time. An hour of my time in 2018 wasn't "worth" that much.

Eventually, the time commitment became an issue, especially when I quit my job and returned to the adult industry in 2020. As a business owner, I had to think more critically about everything. The majority of my time needed to go toward producing content that generated income. And After Adult was never really monetized. We tried to monetize it, but that didn't work, because the podcast's audience was mostly my fans, so anybody who had $10 to spend on a Patreon tier was more likely to just spend that $10 subscribing to my OnlyFans instead. Pretty soon, it didn't make sense to do the podcast anymore.

I don't like this answer very much, but hey, that's capitalism, babyyyyyy.

If and when I do a podcast ever again, I won't be doing all of the production end stuff. And it must have some form of funding/sponsorship/monetization before the first episode is even recorded.

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What is your sexuality?

As far as how other people might refer to me, I'm queer/bisexual/pansexual, whatever you wanna call it.

In a work context, like when I'm doing a BTS interview for a scene, I usually say I'm bisexual. It's straightforward, translates well to a lot of languages, and people are less likely to have follow-up questions.

Inwardly, and in personal friend groups, I refer to myself as queer. I have enjoyed dating and having sex with people of all identities and orientations. I also like the way that "queer" as a descriptor carries with it a greater feeling of solidarity with the whole LGBTQIA+ community/family.