Hayley Vernon

I thought, oh, well, you know, I've been on a TV show.

Everyone knows what I do.

So I'll be able to step back into the normal workplace and no one will care.

Well, they do care.

Society does care.

What was I going to write on a resume that I've been doing?

And then everyone knows.

And most employers these days will jump on Google and do a search.

Everything is up there.

It's taken me 19 months.

to just get my videos off Pornhub.

Now, OnlyFans, the video content is not copyrighted purely to OnlyFans.

So my pornography is all over the world.

Now, this isn't something that I went into naive and thought, oh, I knew this was going to happen.

But to the extent that it was going to happen and it was going to damage me, I totally underestimated it.

And, you know, this is someone like myself who is known and in some regard has a little bit more leeway when going into industry because it is so public.

But your average Joe, your average person, that is just so detrimental.

You know, unless you do crack that top tier, which most people don't, but even then, like myself, I struggled.

I left.

had to get a job, you know, and there's nothing against the job that I'm about to say, but I had to work in a call center at $29 an hour when I first left, just because I would rather flip burgers and do a job like that, as opposed to putting so much of myself out there for every single other person.