A tale of sex scandal

One of the former actresses who worked in the production of pornographic films revealed how to film these films, warning at the same time of their great danger, and advised not to see them permanently, and that a person does not build his own sexual culture.

"Most of the films are filmed in private places," said Rosie. "Doctors specialize in controlling the situation, while the majority of the crew is male.

Rosie asserts that porn producers commit physical violence with girls who have sex with them, such as beatings, strangulation, slapping, hair tightening, kicking, as well as stoning.

She points out that various types of alcohol and drugs are abused before I begin to imagine pornography, and she said she was dealing with cannabis, methadone, and cocaine.

Rosie says the scene is filled with waste, like feces, feces and blood. She says she saw pods of used tissues in the corner of the room.
Rosie stressed that pornography is not safe, there is not enough health awareness among sexists in pornographic films, and in most cases men do not wear condoms.

Thirty-six female pornographers died of AIDS, suicide, murder or drug overdoses between 2007 and 2010, and more than 100 ordinary and abnormal representatives died of AIDS.

Rosie added that 70 percent of the sex-related diseases in the porn industry are women, according to the Los Angeles County Health Department.

The proportion of pornographic actors infected with gonorrhea and chlamydia is 10 times higher than that of Los Angeles residents aged between 20 and 24 years.

There have been 2396 cases of chlamydia, 1389 cases of cirrhosis since 2004, between pornographic representatives, and two-thirds of pornographic representatives are infected with herpes.

The former actress "Rosie" called for a halt to the production of such acts that caused the corruption of previous and future generations.