Kimberly Brix

Kimberly is a very intelligent, reflectives strong and aware young woman. She was 21 when she got into the business, but like many, had no practical understanding of how the industry really works.

Following her Twitters and comments, it's clear she grappled with her choices on and off for these last four years. She is now coming to grips with her unorthodox career and is searching for a way forward.

This takes a lot of courage (IMHO) on her part and she needs to be commended for both her clarity and willingness to share especially with young talent just starting out.

In her recent blog she said:

"When you make the decision to take part in the adult film industry there are a few things that you have to consider. Regardless of who you are, you will be plagued with the same stigma as the top actresses. Even if you do not like the dirty names, people will assume that you do. Getting out will not be as easy as getting in, and if you're not a die hard hoe, you will be disgusted with yourself. I honestly thought that I'd be able to maintain my dignity, my strength, my self image; I was mistaken. Don't get me wrong, I am an incredibly strong person, but I have, until about a year ago, been suffering from extreme depression and isolation. I do not feel like the person I truly am belongs where I was. I thought I'd grown to understand that as long as you love yourself no one can break you. In a way I'm right, however if no one respects you. that's an entirely different issue that I was not prepared to deal with. I did not realize, that doing something as socially acceptable as having sex, would completely disregard every ounce of morality I possessed and that I'd be forced to reestablish who I am as a person or forever question what I stand for. Starting at square one has been extremely refreshing, but it was a very degrading process that at the closing of, felt like rock bottom."
I have every confidence she will not only survive, but she will thieve and be an inspiration to others. Thank you, Kimberly!

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I don't quite get what she is hoping to achieve here, airing her laundry in public, publishing the article under her real name. Just, why? She is complaining about harassment and bullying, but wouldn't such an article only draw more attention to her? Violet Starr did something similar recently via youtube, complain about porn, complain about the emotional burden, why she left, etc.

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Kimberly herself said she wanted to inspire others to learn from bad decisions they might make as she feels she is in the process of doing.

Should Harvey Weinstein's alleged victims not have come forward because of the attention they might gather from cynics claiming it's a witch hunt against Weinstein or misogynists who feel they had no right to complain?

While Kimberly may get unwanted attention, perhaps you had not considered:

1) She may offer comfort to those going through a very difficult period in their life due to feeling decisions they made were bad on reflection (porn and non-porn)?
2) Some people find catharsis in venting their difficulties and anguish?

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Thank you for the opportunity to contribute to this topic

Edited by - Canadianfan on 11/9/2024 2:39:09 PM

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