Kagney Linn Karter

Kagney was my favourite. Since 2009, I followed her porn career, with ups and downs. She was beautiful, sensitive, entrepeneurial. Her scenes in her prime 2011-2014 and 2016-2017 were incredibles. She deserved 2014 AVN no doubt. I know she fought with her mental problems since a decade but she can always get up and carry on....until the last week 😥

Kagney, wherever you are, you gave me fun and positivity

We never forget you.

Rest in pace, sweet angel.

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We as fans need to be even more supportive to our favorite stars going forward. And especially those of you who know them in real life.

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This isn't entirely on us, now. Performers have their own on-screen personas, which are reinforced by their stage names, and for their own privacy and safety they must keep their XXX lives separate from their personal lives. So these barriers aren't going away; in the wake of Kagney's loss, they may even get stronger. But we as fans may need to consider whether our stars hear us when we say we love them, and know that we're talking about them as opposed to their tits or their asses. I wrote a little something about Kagney myself for this forum perhaps a month ago. Maybe it was for the thread about pretty girls with fake tits. What does a girl with fake tits think when someone says they love her tits? "Sure. You'd say that about the fakest thing about me. What would you say to my face, about me?"

You've all seen the frequent reminder from the mods here to refrain from speaking about stars as if they weren't here with us. I've always loved Kagney's body, and I would want her to have known that. But could I have said something more about how she comes across as a person, and not just a pair of boobs? When she read the thousands of notes of thanks and admiration for her work and her stunning body, did she see them as love? Or did her depression tell her, "Yea, but they're only liking you for your ass, not for you?"

Some veterans of this forum have long, long lists of performers they love. And I've said this before: Isn't it wonderful that we live in a time when we can appreciate the naked beauty and raw sexuality of so many beautiful women, like at no other time before? It probably isn't possible for us to say we appreciate all these women as people, unless we're imagining personas for them in our minds, or comparing them against girlfriends or wives we've loved. I've always loved watching Jada Stevens; I don't know a damn thing about her. If she were here, and I said, "Jada, we love you," how could she not think, "Yea, they're really talking about my butt?"

We could try a little harder, though. We could remember that these women are trying to project themselves for us as being at their best and their strongest, when they're truly at their most vulnerable - they're totally exposed, with their sexual organs in our faces, being penetrated and trying not to lose control. This is a difficult job, often physically, but certainly psychologically. In Kagney's memory, let's cease giving any credit to the notion that women "on their backs" aren't working. People may be prone to depression for any reason - they don't have to be porn stars or film stars, sexual or sensual performers, they don't have to be exploited by their managers or agents, they don't have to be rejected by their families. It certainly seems Kagney had friends, colleagues, and true support. Depression can happen anyway, in the abundance of all of these good things, yet we know depression can be triggered easily in the presence of one little bad thing.

Let's do what we can to eliminate what triggers we can, and not add new ones. When we write about performers here, let's heed the true meaning of the mods' admonition about treating them like they're present with us. Let's let them know that, while we love their bodies and how they make us feel, we also respect them as people, even if we don't know them. Let's acknowledge the harm that would come to them as assault, and not give harm a free pass because these girls do kinky stuff on video. Let's agree that they deserve to be liked as artists. They let us lust for them and even encourage us to jerk off while watching and thinking about them, but that should not diminish who they are as people. Their value should not go down because they appeal to our need for lust.

So maybe, just maybe, when a great performer checks her social media feed and sees that one inevitable post telling her she's ugly or that her tits sag or that she's too skinny or too fat or too something, she will know that there's far more respect for her in the world than disrespect. And that fact might just pull her out of a terrible, downward spiral.

RFB3

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Here's a weird situation her death it was on the birthday of the late Kurt Cobain who killed himself with a shotgun. I wasn't even born yet when Cobain took his own life. How shockingly that his death and Kagney death is 30 years apart at the same thing when John Belushi who overdose in 1982. 15 years later, Chris Farley did the same thing and both died at the age of 33. But I did read that on this form that she almost killed herself 10 years ago because of the Chris Brown incident she was on drugs, but finally gotten sober.

Well, let's not forget that adult performers or regular people just like you and me even though they live a sexual lifestyle but we don't know what's going on in her personal life or we don't know what goes behind the scenes. As for Kagney it's not gonna be easy for her mother because now she has to bury her own child even though that she's 36 years old well, that's still her child. You supposed to bury your own parents, but doesn't work the other way around. But let's remember if you have someone that has mental illness and your friends just check on them because it would help just like I check on my friends and my friends check on me..

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Edited by - Helmuth Richler on 2/24/2024 6:17:28 AM

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R.I.P

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I hope I can leave the police report it's quite graphic so NSFW

https://radaronline.com/p/police-report-adult-film-star-kagney-linn-karter-read-final-text/

Please let me know if I can post this here.

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RIP Kagney.

Patron Saint of Porn Stars

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I wish I got the chance to meet her in person.

Edited by - joebloe24 on 2/28/2024 8:01:58 PM

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Louis Theroux: Twilight of the Porn Stars

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https://youtu.be/UuOMhYJOCQs?si=cl_zSKOEmjQ8Fttt

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Kagney never said anything bad about the industry and never brings any drama on social media and has been sober for years before she took her life.

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People in any other industry in the world are just as capable of mentally or physically abusing their co-workers, and in those situations, it's not the industry that's responsible. It could be the company that enables this culture of abuse, but if you want to see a business where people's well-beings are ground up and spit out just like a sausage mincer, take a look at teaching. I don't know any other business anywhere whose practitioners can feel so proud to be alive one day, and like their souls have been hit by a bomb the next. Kagney was no less likely to have had her character assaulted. or been bullied either by her peers or online, had she taught 9th grade chemistry.

Of course, I can't know whether you've been diagnosed with an addiction. A professional would say someone is addicted to a thing when his behavior is altered without it, and he requires that thing to feel normal again, but the need never stops. I've known people with food addictions, and I've seen how it destroys their lives.

But need itself is not addiction. I really need music in my life. I don't think I can go five minutes without a tune in my head. In a quiet room, I'll start to sing to myself. I've never once said, "Okay, that's enough music, I feel fine now," and shut the sound off. I need music to feel good. It's the truth. Now, is that an addiction? Should I join a cult of silence to purge all things melodic from my environment? I'm dependent on music like I'm dependent on oxygen. Am I some altered being? Do I need to detox from music? Surely not. I'm a good person too, and music is a huge reason why.

I don't think there's anything wrong with asking a mental health professional if you're addicted to porn, and keeping your mind open to the answer. (Maybe you already have, and that's your business, not mine.) But you may be surprised to learn that you just have a need, not an addiction. Total chemical dependency can be detrimental, even deadly, but need is not wrong.

RFB3

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Edited by - Spoonbender on 3/15/2024 12:29:53 AM

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Edited by - KingBlacked on 3/28/2024 8:29:05 PM

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No one should be blaming Kagney since they weren't in her shoes.

The "I'm just asking a question, jeez, leave me alone" schtick makes me throw up.

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Anal Sex Is My Thing :)

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Sadly, she won't be able to see it, but some of her friends in the industry will

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Is there a video clip of her being inducted into the hall of fame. The only person whom I saw mentioned her death were Isiah and handful of others.

I can't believe it's been 1 year either.

Edited by - joebloe24 on 2/16/2025 12:31:45 AM

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Anal Sex Is My Thing

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Anal Sex Is My Thing

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Her and Kylie page were the best in industry

Edited by - joebloe24 on 2/20/2026 10:31:12 PM

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