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No...just joined and was curious if this had happened elsewhere and this thread came up.Were you just browsing threads from 2012 one fine Saturday morning?
No...just joined and was curious if this had happened elsewhere and this thread came up.Were you just browsing threads from 2012 one fine Saturday morning?
Highly doubt it would impact you in a legal sense, and 99% sure softer stuff wouldn't impact you at all.
I dated an adult actress in college. Mom was a bit upset when she found out. Dad was oddly quiet.
That said I would not advertise it. Soft blowback and all.
Well, I am a med student at a top ten med school and we had an incident where the husband (a med school prof) posted a ton of very NSFW pics and vids of his wife (also a med school prof) in a certain Internet forum. Needless to say, these postings migrated all over the internet and his wife (and he) were eventually identified. To date there has been no fallout for either in their respective departments. So, even in cases like this, med schools may decide to overlook such things. Just a counterpoint to the majority of postings here.
Melania Trump did softcore porn and she's the next First Lady of the United States.
Don't let the prude hold you back from achieving your dreams.
She and her husband are also the worst joke in human history.
Hi,
I'm a second year medical student at a wonderful school. However, prior to entering medical school I was involved in the adult film industry. Though it's legal to be in porn in my state, I wonder if I've permanently and irrevocably ruined my chances of ever being licensed after matriculation.
Does anyone know anything about this? Have I forever damaged (or killed) my career?
This is a very sincere and serious question, and I'd appreciate serious answers.
Thank you.
I'm gonna disagree with you on that one. To some people, sex doesn't have some magical inherent value, it's just like, a thing you do that feels good. If you can get paid to do that, well, why not I guess, if that's your thing. I mean, plenty of people have sex with relative strangers for free and they're not damaged. I would have to err on the side of "most of them probably have past issues or trauma" though, with the emotionally stable and healthy ones being the rarities that just have a personality that is the right fit. Soldiers kind of have the same thing- you've got your guys that come back traumatized, your guys that come back not fully traumatized but with regrets, your guys that "did what they had to do" but don't feel all that awful about it, and your last group of people who just loved the hell out of war because it fit well with their personality.I'm probably gonna get attacked for this but I don't think any normal person makes the choice to do porn or prostitution, usually there is something mentally/emotionally wrong with the person if they can pass their body around for money and not be affected by it.
She and her husband are also the worst joke in human history.
Professors play by different rules than students. While a past career won't prevent licensure, it may cause you trouble in school itself. As a professor though, well... You'll probs be fine, maybe, depending on the institution.Well, I am a med student at a top ten med school and we had an incident where the husband (a med school prof) posted a ton of very NSFW pics and vids of his wife (also a med school prof) in a certain Internet forum. Needless to say, these postings migrated all over the internet and his wife (and he) were eventually identified. To date there has been no fallout for either in their respective departments. So, even in cases like this, med schools may decide to overlook such things. Just a counterpoint to the majority of postings here.
I'm gonna disagree with you on that one. To some people, sex doesn't have some magical inherent value, it's just like, a thing you do that feels good. If you can get paid to do that, well, why not I guess, if that's your thing. I mean, plenty of people have sex with relative strangers for free and they're not damaged. I would have to err on the side of "most of them probably have past issues or trauma" though, with the emotionally stable and healthy ones being the rarities that just have a personality that is the right fit. Soldiers kind of have the same thing- you've got your guys that come back traumatized, your guys that come back not fully traumatized but with regrets, your guys that "did what they had to do" but don't feel all that awful about it, and your last group of people who just loved the hell out of war because it fit well with their personality.
You brought this thread back again, just to post that, with your first post ever?