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Quick Quiz:
- Do You Give Good Blow Jobs?
- Even if you do get in front of the camera, you may have stage fright.
- What will friends and family say?
Giving Good Blow Jobs is Job1 !Practice…Practice…Practice.
Stage Fright…You Must Seem like a bitch in heat when there crew members all around with mikes and cameras.
Stage fright is a very real issue for anyone who has to get in front of the camera, regardless of whether they are a male or female performer. As Driller says, “The fear is real, because you can be judged by millions of people watching. You take a gamble on whether you’ll do well or not. It’s especially hard for the new guy.”This feeling can be even worse if it’s your first time in front of an audience and you don’t know what will happen once you start performing. Anxiety can really hold someone back from being able to show off their true talent in that kind of situation. If you have been affected by stage fright, try to remember to take some deep breaths and focus on how much fun this experience could be instead of all the potential negative outcomes that may come from it.
Buckle Up for the Ride…
If you’re willing to accept the challenge, then becoming a star is a great job. Stardom brings with it the potential of an amazing life; you have the opportunity to travel, have financial security, and be part of something larger than yourself. Some people find enjoyment in standing out and being in the spotlight. For others, it’s about creating something that will stand the test of time, something that will live on forever. You also get to meet interesting people from all walks of life and experience exclusive opportunities. But stardom comes with a lot of hard work as well – long hours, rigorous schedules, and pressure from both fans and critics can be disheartening at times. If you’re up for this challenge though, then becoming a star is one of the best jobs out there. It can bring true joy and fulfillment, not to mention the money and prestige that come along with it!
Questions to Porn Actressess:
Have you ever refused to take part in a scene or refused to do something a camming customer asked you to do?
I have been camming for a few years now, and I have definitely had to refuse customers who wanted to take things further than what I was comfortable with. For example, I have refused to take part in a scene involving double penetration or an orgy, which has not been requested by a production company. Even though it can be difficult to turn someone down in front of the camera, I never do anything that doesn’t align with my own values and that could potentially put me in an uncomfortable situation. This is why I always make sure to set boundaries before the cam show starts.
