Edited by - kataboom on 8/19/2005 3:15:29 PM

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But as far as birth control, I totally thought male porn stars wer steril!

gotcha, I use the depro vera shot it's fast, easy , it's once every three months, and it is the first to work for me, I tried a few of the pills, they were just not happenin.

Curious as to how patches work, and the norplant, though I do not think patches would look good on camera.

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There's no such thing as inexistence.

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It's not like we porn girls have to use super birth control to counteract super sperm.

Edited by - gia jordan on 8/24/2005 5:47:48 AM

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There's no such thing as inexistence.

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Edited by - noway2005 on 8/28/2005 9:31:33 AM

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Unexpected pregnancies happen to average female persons on the street. Sometimes they aren't sure who the father is. Sometimes they have abortions. Sometimes they have babies. Sometimes they get genetic testing and figure out who the father is because they have a pretty good idea which guys they had sex with in the questionable time frame. Sometimes the father wants the baby. Sometimes the father doesn't. Sometimes the parents decide to get together and try to have a relationship and raise their child together. Sometimes the female is delighted to be pregnant and have a child of her own without a man interfering in her life. Sometimes married women cheat and get pregnant. Sometimes the husband knows and doesn't care because he loves his wife and all her children. Sometimes he wants a divorce. Sometimes she cheats because she wants a divorce. Sometimes she has sex outside the marriage with her husband's knowledge and acceptance and offspring are loved by all regardless of biological parentage.

Gee, those are lots of options for that average female person. I'm pretty sure I could think of tons and tons more. I would like to add that I haven't heard of a single pregnancy resulting from a porn shoot. (just because I haven't heard of one doesn't mean it hasn't ever happened, but I haven't heard of it) I would also add that I'm pretty sure most women know about emergency contraception and that it's available on a walk-in basis at Planned Parenthood, any hospital emergency room, and any private physician can prescribe it, and that it can be used up to 72 hours after the sex without birth control to prevent pregnancy. Furthermore, it's so unlikely that an early first trimester abortion would ever be life threatening to a woman, assuming it's performed correctly by a trained person and she receives adequate aftercare, that it's ridiculous to set up a scenario based on such an assumption.

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