Ex-adult film star Lana Rhoades wants all her videos deleted after having a baby

tml said:

Would she return all the money she made related to her porn work if she could delete it all?

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The Oracle said:

How did they determine the hpylori?..An endoscope?

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Josephine said:

Because people who does that deserve some kind of bad karma their sin, right?

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richaceg said:

not really karma but a huge percentage of women knows the implications of going into the porn business...she also got signed to one of the biggest porn sites became one of their featured star, the hottest adult star of her era. they most likely own her videos and she still is one of the hottest chick in porn and they will keep making $$$ from those videos. I feel bad for her kid...If I recall from one of her youtube interviews, she was proud of her decision and also happy to work with a few male stars and how their really talented in fucking...the only chance her kid won't find out is if she stays away from the business...from social media and live a quiet normal life.not a guarantee though.

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Josephine said:

Feeling bad for the kids is another weird projection.

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JeanGary Diablo said:

I have a friend in the music industry in Vancouver. He was offered a decent-paying gig to record the music for porn films about 25 years ago, just as he was starting out.

When he was speaking on the phone with his contact at the production agency in LA, my friend was told, in no uncertain terms, to give some serious thought to about what he was signing up for, that even if he uses a fake name or doesn't have his name listed as a credit, doing work for the porn industry is a career killer and could seriously harm his career aspirations if anyone in the music business starts poking around. There's always a paper trail.

My friend decided not to take the job.

If this kind of heart-to-heart warning was had between a porn production guy and someone just recording music for the industry, I can guarantee that actors and actresses are given the same talking to.

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richaceg said:

not really karma but a huge percentage of women knows the implications of going into the porn business.

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• The "Brain Gap": While the brain's reward system (limbic system) is fully developed by age 12-14, the PFC matures much later. This imbalance means emotion and immediate rewards often override long-term planning.
• 
  
• Maturation Process: The PFC undergoes rapid development during adolescence, involving neural pruning, which increases efficiency but leaves it susceptible to stress, substances, and environmental influences.
• 
  
• Impact on Choices: Under 25, individuals may exhibit improved logical reasoning compared to children, but still struggle with decision-making in highly emotional or social situations.
• 
  
• Beyond 25 Myth: While 25 is often cited as the maturation point, recent research indicates significant remodeling of the brain extends into the early 30s. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

• Risk-Taking: The immature PFC results in less capability to fully calculate the long-term consequences of actions, leading to higher risk-taking, particularly in peer groups.
• 
  
• Emotional Regulation: Decisions are often guided by the emotional amygdala rather than the rational PFC.
• Individual Differences: The rate of maturation varies by individual and is shaped by experiences, stress, and relationships

Hephaestus said:

She has beautiful eyes and face
I support her but its going to be tough.

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Lana Rhoades was once the biggest name in the adult film industry, but almost a decade on, the former X-rated actress has spoken about how she regrets her decisions.

The American ex-pornstar has been speaking out against the adult industry for years since leaving, having claimed that she was 'taken advantage' of while she was pursuing that career.

Real name Amara Maple, the former adult star has been open about her short but fruitful stint in the industry.

Having worked for eight months in total across 2016 and 2017, part of two stints, she would go on to become one of the most recognisable and successful pornstars of all time.

As well as being voted Pornhub's Most Popular Female Performer in 2019, Rhoades enjoyed a long spell at the top of the website's most popular performers, years after she'd left the adult industry.

But that doesn't mean she's particularly proud of her time on screen.

28, has been very vocal about her dislike for the adult industry, having penned a long statement on Twitter back in 2020 about being over-sexualised since embarking on a new career path.

The content creator spoke about a few scenes that were particularly 'traumatic' for her on the 3 Girls 1 Kitchen podcast, which she co-hosts.

She explained: "There were three to five that were really traumatic for me - whether it's being sent to a set with someone who was way too old, or being pressured into doing something that I was scared of doing because it was too extreme, that can definitely be very traumatic."

Rhoades didn't shy away, claiming it was 'the 100 percent contributor' as to why she called it a day on her porn career.

Speaking on the scenes in particular, she said on the podcast that 'one of the worst' had her denying that she even did it in the first place.

"I tried talking to a therapist about before something that I had to do for a scene that was really rough for me," she began.

Rhoades went on: "Basically, this guy had a bowl and he, like, gagged me until I threw up into it and he, like, p***ed in the bowl, and during the scene he asked me to drink it, and I didn't know how to say no.

"It was one of the most disgusting, foul scenes."

Speaking on Harry Jowsey's Tap In podcast in 2021, she admitted that if she had the power to delete all of her videos, she would.

The 28-year-old said: "A lot of the videos I have no rights under, otherwise I probably would have deleted them all by now."

"I do," she confessed when asked if she has any regrets, adding: "I honestly tell people, if I could go back, I would give up everything to have my dignity and respect back, and for people not to be able to see me in that way."

It's one of the numerous times that the content creator has spoken about her past career choices and the effect on her mental health.

Talking about why she regrets it all, she clarified that it's nothing to do with the nudity, but 'the stigma that will follow you for the rest of your life'.

She explained: “Your neighbours will tell you that you can’t live next to them bc they have children, your bf’s will tell you that know one else will ever love you bc of your past, and it be held over you everyday of your life [sic].”

Former adult star Lana Rhoades explains why she wants all of her scenes to be deleted

Ex-adult film star Lana Rhoades spoke about her career in the adult industry and revealed why she left and how she wants all her videos deleted.

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SchlongConery said:

Here is something to keep in mind before pushing your argument too far. As well as some empathy.

It is a medical fact that the pre-frontal cortex, where decisions that have long term implications are made, is not fully developed until between age 25 and even 30 years old

This is why many young people make bad decisions with long term consequences.

Here is the AI summary:

The prefrontal cortex (PFC), responsible for planning, impulse control, and risk assessment, continues to mature until roughly age 25—and often into the 30s—meaning young adults frequently rely on the emotional amygdala for decisions. This developmental gap explains increased impulsivity, sensation-seeking, and susceptibility to peer influence under 25

Key Aspects of Brain Development and Decision-Making:

• The "Brain Gap": While the brain's reward system (limbic system) is fully developed by age 12-14, the PFC matures much later. This imbalance means emotion and immediate rewards often override long-term planning.
• 
  
• Maturation Process: The PFC undergoes rapid development during adolescence, involving neural pruning, which increases efficiency but leaves it susceptible to stress, substances, and environmental influences.
• 
  
• Impact on Choices: Under 25, individuals may exhibit improved logical reasoning compared to children, but still struggle with decision-making in highly emotional or social situations.
• 
  
• Beyond 25 Myth: While 25 is often cited as the maturation point, recent research indicates significant remodeling of the brain extends into the early 30s. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

Implications for Behavior

• Risk-Taking: The immature PFC results in less capability to fully calculate the long-term consequences of actions, leading to higher risk-taking, particularly in peer groups.
• 
  
• Emotional Regulation: Decisions are often guided by the emotional amygdala rather than the rational PFC.
• Individual Differences: The rate of maturation varies by individual and is shaped by experiences, stress, and relationships

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richaceg said:

that is a great possibility but most people who get into porn are getting thrown a huge amount of money specially if they're seen as good investments...I mean....Lana Rhodes was the hot shit that took the porn business like a tornado...she tried to cross to mainstream tried podcast etc...i mean she saw the writing on the wall somewhere while doing porn...she can't do it forever and if she was planning to have a family at some point then it's going to be difficult...the only really positive I can think of is that she quit young. which meant this wasn't the career she really wanted....more like a young woman seduced by money and fame...

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canada-man said:

another porn star named August Taylor Michele Soel left the porn business started a family and into the fitness business. she is not calling to remove her porn videos from the internet

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richaceg said:

What's weird about that? That kid might get bullied growing up and you think it's weird feeling bad for the kid?

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Plisken said:

Very pretty, come on guys be nice, people make mistakes.

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rhuarc29 said:

I'd feel worse for her if it weren't for two things.

1) Porn has never been a socially "acceptable" profession. So it's not like she hadn't been warned off it prior to deciding to do her two stints. No one just mistakenly comes across such a profession. She chose to engage with it.
2) She can complain all she wants about being taken advantage of, and I do believe there's some truth to that, in that pressure exists to do certain things. However, once again, she AGREED to do those things as an adult. She herself engaged in some advantage-taking on her OnlyFans where she scammed her customers by taking their money and not delivering on her promises. Further, she had an NFT scam a few years back where she fleeced her fans to the tune of $1.5M or something around there.

So yeah, in terms of people I particularly feel sorry for, she ain't one.

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