Wifey's World Can't sell Her House?

[stickyvicky]

Are you kidding me? See how screwed we are? Just one more example of how the world treats us. From the banks refusing to let us have bank accounts to this...
http://www.foxnews.com/real-estate/2018 ... -past.html

[WalterB]

One comment says it: "Lol. Good luck finding a house where couples haven't "done it"" Hell, I'd LOVE to be able to afford a home where Wifey's World had "hung out." She's gorgeous and exciting. Maybe I'd get to meet them.

And, "...courtesy to the buyer?" What the Hell does that mean?

And in the process of the whole thing, Fox News doesn't hesitate to "out" their private identity.

[stickyvicky]

Yeah it's pretty crappy isn't it? Why do all reporters think that it's everyone's right to know people's real names? We use stage names for a reason - do they care if we have stalkers? Would the story not get just as many clicks, if their real names weren't in it? Why is that so important to them - they always insist on printing it.

I remember years ago, when Dave asked me to marry him and Hustler was writing an article about me at the time. They insisted on putting his real first name and last name in the article and I flipped out. I had been so nice to them giving them everything they wanted for this article and letting the photographer follow me around he even came to my house in Georgia. And then in the end he was a real dick. Claiming that it was his right to print David's real name. We finally threatened the magazine with legal action. And they pulled his last name out of the article and just used the name David. Like it would make any difference at all to anybody reading it.

[George B]

Stigma unlike any other form of entertainment, fucking unreal.

Yeah it's pretty crappy isn't it? Why do all reporters think that it's everyone's right to know people's real names?

It's reckless journalism. Absolutely unnecessary and potentially dangerous.

[CGYMike]

I tried numerous times to write a response to this thread that would sum up my feelings on this subject in a simple and concise manner, but I failed miserably.

[PeterL22]

Hey, I'd buy an ex-porn house.
You would know that the floors were laid well and it was erected properly. The cement would all be hard etc .........
But seriously, it shouldn't matter that someone shot porn there. The issues Vicky raises in her posts are different - she and rokker (sorry about the grammar) should be allowed some privacy. Sadly until the day comes when there is no stigma attached to it, they need to have chance to fit into the crowd.

[DKPaine2.0]

This line sums it up, really:

"That tidbit led her to the shocking discovery."

Shocking discovery? She didn't find a dead body in the place. She found out good-looking people used to film themselves fucking there. The fact that there are still humans walking this Earth who would call that a "shocking discovery" is why porn performers will never get an even break in society.

But I also like the line which preceded that one:

"The home’s listing agent told Fein the owners were in the 'entertainment industry.'"

How in the fuck do you go from a vague phrase like "entertainment industry" straight to porn unless 1) you watch porn yourself, or 2) someone you know does? Especially when the Wifey's World folks don't go around broadcasting their real names to their members? I can't shake the feeling that Miss Fein's husband thought something looked familiar about the house, and there was a really awkward moment when saying so came back to bite him. Once she discovered her own hubby was a secret fan of Wifey, she withdrew her offer post-haste.

[PeterL22]

This line sums it up, really:

"That tidbit led her to the shocking discovery."

Shocking discovery? She didn't find a dead body in the place. She found out good-looking people used to film themselves fucking there. The fact that there are still humans walking this Earth who would call that a "shocking discovery" is why porn performers will never get an even break in society.

But I also like the line which preceded that one:

"The home’s listing agent told Fein the owners were in the 'entertainment industry.'"

How in the fuck do you go from a vague phrase like "entertainment industry" straight to porn unless 1) you watch porn yourself, or 2) someone you know does? Especially when the Wifey's World folks don't go around broadcasting their real names to their members? I can't shake the feeling that Miss Fein's husband thought something looked familiar about the house, and there was a really awkward moment when saying so came back to bite him. Once she discovered her own hubby was a secret fan of Wifey, she withdrew her offer post-haste.

I guess the lesson to be learned is to hire professional cleaners to get rid of all the stains BEFORE you list a house for sale!!

[stickyvicky]

I'm sure there were no stains... It's just incredible to me.... we get the worst reputation. It's a man and a woman having sex in their own house. That's all. Nothing weird about it. Nothing different than your own house. Except that they film it. No worse than any other couple who have sex in their house. In fact I know lots of people who have wild swinging parties, where there are group rooms and orgies, and people fucking all over the place. But that is ok? Because it's not porn? They would be ok buying that house?

I was just looking at some of the outfits from the oscars on the red carpet. These hollywood starlets have their tits and pussies hanging out and it's ok because they are not pornstars. If we do that we are sluts.

I remember so often being in a restaurant or bar with porn people enjoying a nice meal, and civilians at another table are making a rucus and just being beligerent and rude to everyone. The porn people at my table are respectful and barely drink. But we are the nasty people, because we are in porn. Yeah right. Open your eyes... it's just ridiculous. And unfair. How about just judging people for who they are and what they do, not what they do for a living.

[DKPaine2.0]

There is so much self-loathing, shame, and pretentiousness behind the negative attitudes people have toward porn.

Not long ago, I saw some guy on Facebook ostensibly defending Stormy Daniels when people were questioning her motives in this whole Trump situation, but he made sure to make a wisecrack about Trump sticking his dick in her "nasty, diseased vagina". Even in the context of painting her as the relatively innocent victim in that situation, he still had to make sure everyone reading knew how vile he considered porn stars, and how gross the very idea of having sex with one was to him.

When I read that, I immediately knew that this guy was not only very familiar with Stormy & her work, but had spent plenty of time whacking off to her scenes before. I knew that in the same room or on a private chat with Daniels, without an audience for whom he felt he had to put on a front, he'd be falling all over himself kissing her ass, practically begging to get into her pants. But in public, he can't help himself but treat her like something less than human, because of the terror that someone else might judge him if he doesn't.

It's pitiful, but I think that's what it is with most people. They're so determined to put on the pretense of being morally clean and respectable that their inner asshole comes surging to the surface any time anyone in the "sex business" is even mentioned in passing. Husbands don't want their wives to know they fantasize about uninhibited women who are prettier than they are. Mothers and fathers don't want their neighbors knowing they get off to "stepdad" and "cougar" fantasies. Racists don't want anyone to know how much they like BBC scenes. Religious people don't want fellow believers to think they think about fucking at all. And because they fear such judgments, they also pass them on themselves. The dude I mentioned above has no doubt also spent plenty of time after beating off to Stormy Daniels videos hating himself for it.

It isn't limited to porn stars, or sex industry performers of any kind. Mention eating at Hooters or the Tilted Kilt in polite conversation and watch the uptight, uninitiated, and insecure look at you like you just admitted to committing statutory rape. But XXX performers get it the worst, because they are the most uninhibited in their work.

I hate it more than I can even express. Hypocrisy makes me sick, as does the idea that a grown man like myself having sexual desires is somehow immoral and/or gross. But I doubt it will ever fully go away. If anything, the more progressive we claim to be/believe we are in our mores, the more judgmental and self-righteous we become. It's neither a conservative or a liberal thing. It's humans of all ideological bents, at their very worst.

(For the record, this post isn't about my feelings about Stormy Daniels, Donald Trump, their alleged affair, or the hush money. I was just using that conversation about said topic to make my point about why people suck.)

[PeterL22]

I'm sure there were no stains... It's just incredible to me.... we get the worst reputation. It's a man and a woman having sex in their own house. That's all. Nothing weird about it. Nothing different than your own house. Except that they film it. No worse than any other couple who have sex in their house. In fact I know lots of people who have wild swinging parties, where there are group rooms and orgies, and people fucking all over the place. But that is ok? Because it's not porn? They would be ok buying that house?

I was just looking at some of the outfits from the oscars on the red carpet. These hollywood starlets have their tits and pussies hanging out and it's ok because they are not pornstars. If we do that we are sluts.

I remember so often being in a restaurant or bar with porn people enjoying a nice meal, and civilians at another table are making a rucus and just being beligerent and rude to everyone. The porn people at my table are respectful and barely drink. But we are the nasty people, because we are in porn. Yeah right. Open your eyes... it's just ridiculous. And unfair. How about just judging people for who they are and what they do, not what they do for a living.

You know I'm with you on this Vicky - sorry if the "stains jibe"was in poor taste!
As always - porn stars are no different from any other group of human beings - there are good people (present company included) and not so good people.
The only two groups that are exceptions to this rule seem to be lawyers and politicians!

[stickyvicky]

Here is another one! Emotional Distress and Trauma!
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/29/wo ... raphy.html

[mrjosh85]

This is so frivolous I can't believe they took the time to file it. Unfortunately, people win these cases somehow.
There could potentially be a clause in the renter's agreement about using the property for commercial uses. But emotional trauma?

It must've been Costanza's mother: