Lisa Ann

If you're saving yourself for your special partner, that's great.

But I can't imagine a young person is on OF to stay a virgin.

And I don't know why the women want to be selling something that they don't love because when I got into the business in the 90s, the women actually all really loved sex.

Like we were a curious group of women that wanted to do things that we could never do at home because how are you going to organize seven people to come over at one time?

That you trust that aren't going to rob you.

You want to have a gangbang.

Okay, great.

I can do this on set.

It's a safe place and everyone's tested.

And, you know, we get in this small family of it.

But how does the virgin market to the virgin?

And why is the flex for the female creator?

Again, nothing against it if you're choosing to save yourself.

But why is the flex that I'm a virgin, but you're in the sex trade business?

Even if you're not selling sex, you're still in that space.

And why is it a flex?

There's nothing wrong with sex.

Why are we getting away from the fact that...

I, you know, growing up in the early 70s and not too far from the love of the 60s of how it was just a free thing and it was how you communicated in a sense and it was a way to party and be at a concert and meet up with somebody and it was special and it was fun.

They're missing out.