Soldato
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I do hope Tony Williams is going to be giving her the full experience as her debut - I would pay to see that 



Her parents must be so proud.
It amazes me how many girls are willing to sell themselves like that.
She’s often so heavily made up she could likely walk down her local high street without makeup and 99% of people have never even heard of her, never mind recognise her.
Depends what job it is, a teacher, I can see issues straight off of the bat...
If any parent were to find out they’d be wholly against it I guarantee it.I generally don't. I don't get why doing what she has done in her youth means that she can't be a teacher later in life providing she's qualified for the job.
If any parent were to find out they’d be wholly against it I guarantee it.
Parents kicked up a stink when a drag Queen was reading stories to children. Not teaching them anything, just reading stories. Having an ex porn star teaching their children wouldn’t be on at all for many parents, as unjustifiable as their objections would be and the school would cave eventually.Why though? It's completely irrational. Why would what someone has done in the past make any relevance to teaching my child what the capital of Thailand is?
Employers on the whole just don't like any sort of controversial associations - especially if they have a brand to maintain. You can get fired for having the wrong opinion on twitter these days so I don't think it's a push to say having done porn could cause a few issues in the workplace.Why though? It's completely irrational. Why would what someone has done in the past make any relevance to teaching my child what the capital of Thailand is?
It must be a culture thing. Or a Gen-Z thing.
I occasionally watch streamers (very occasionally) but only in moments of extreme boredom, and I would never tip/pay them for their "work"If they don't like playing the game they can find something else to do, I'm not paying to keep them playing, haha.
But *plenty* do. And not small amounts. People chucking hundreds of pounds at these guys and gals.
Now I'm sure many of these people aren't rich. So why are they throwing their money at the screen like this?
Is it just a way of saying, "I don't give a toss about priorities, I live in the moment, here, have £100, I don't really care, it's only money..."
As I say, in some roles it can be extremely disruptive. I'm pretty sure a lot of parents would say they wouldn't want someone that's done hardcore porn being a teacher and hence role model for their child.I understand that, but what I'm saying is that it shouldn't be an issue. I'm not saying the nutters don't make it an issue, but it clearly shouldn't be. I just don't think that the nutters have a legitimate argument.
Were the pictures good thoughEmployers on the whole just don't like any sort of controversial associations - especially if they have a brand to maintain. You can get fired for having the wrong opinion on twitter these days so I don't think it's a push to say having done porn could cause a few issues in the workplace.
One of the teachers at my school was discovered to have done some topless work in the past (probably as a skint student) and it was highly disruptive. Luckily, she kept her job but it never stopped being a thing though.
BOBFOC tbh.Were the pictures good though?
BOBFOC tbh.
BOBFOC tbh.