Youre idea... not so much.
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| Draxxx Senior Member 3831 Posts 2/07 |  Posted - Dec 12 2010 : 12:14PMEven though I know it would never catch on I've always thought there should be different names/rank for girls in the porn biz based on what kind of performer they are. In my mind it seems totally unfair that a performer like Bobbie Starr for example who does pretty much everything shares the same name (pornstar) as a contract girl who has a long list of things/guys they won't do. Performers like Bobbie Starr, Flower Tucci, Ava Devine, Kelly Divine, Kelly Wells, etc....who do anal, IR, DPs and multiple guys should have a different name than the girls like Jenna Jameson, Jesse Jane, and most other contract and girls who only do straight boy/girl sex. It's not a putdown for the girls who only don't do all those things but I think different names would make things easier describing/talking about a certain type of performer and preferences. "Pornstar" jut seems to general. Do you agree or do you think it doesn't matter? [Link] |
| TrueStory Member 29 Posts 12/10 | Posted - Dec 12 2010 : 12:41PM Youre idea... not so much. [Link] |
| pat362 Senior Member 10078 Posts 3/10 | Posted - Dec 12 2010 : 12:53PM [Link] |
Hardware  All-Star Member Your other left 14594 Posts 3/02 | Posted - Dec 12 2010 : 1:48PM There are plenty of people who would not consider having Anal or DP on your dance card to make you a superior performer to someone who can carry off a speaking role as well as fuck like a minx. [Link] |
| Derek117 Senior Member 1605 Posts 1/06 | Posted - Dec 12 2010 : 4:06PM So, those are the "ranking" systems. What you seem to be asking is that girls be classified according to the type/level of their "hardcore" scenes--from extreme gonzo to so-called "couples" scenes. IMO it's not the Performers who should be ranked this way, but the companies. Jules Jordan, Evil Angel, and the gonzo companies are clearly into the harder and rougher sex category, whereas Digital Playground, Adam & Eve, and Vivid & Wicked are "softer" in their scenes. So, if you buy products from any of these companies you know what you'll get--and what the Performer is likely to do. Bottom line: I don't like setting up "categories" of performers--because it seems to always lead to "pressure" on the performer who do the "softer" scenes to "do more," or "expand" what she's willing to do on video. And criticism if she chooses NOT to increasingly ramp up what she does on video. [Link] |
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