Consider the source and all, but if a porn star says you're a bad mom, you may want to take parenting classes. If the porn star says you're bad at porn, well, practice makes perfect.
Porn actress Amber Peach, whose work has included “The Sphincter Chronicles” and “Your Wife My Bitch,” has weighed in on Octomom Nadya Suleman's mommy skills, telling the Huffington Post:
“This is a woman who had children she knew she couldn't take care of, not by accidentally getting pregnant, but on purpose, and people's issue is that she did a porn. There are many porn people who are also great parents. People are acting like her doing porn is what makes her a bad parent, saying things like, 'What are your kids going to think of you when they get older and find out?' My question is, 'What are those kids going to think of her when they get old enough to realize she had them with no way to take care of them either because she hoped to get a reality show or because she's…crazy, or both?'”
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Octomom recently entered the porn industry with a masturbation film produced by Wicked Pictures. Peach thinks even less of Octomom's porn skills than she does her parenting talent.
“The whole video from a porn standpoint just looks awkward and uncomfortable,” Peach said. “And don't get me started on the part where she's lying naked in a pile of baby clothes, that's just disturbing.”
We won't.
Porn star Paige Little told the Huffington Post that once you start in porn, you live with the stigma for the rest of your life.
“Eventually the job offers and money will not be there,” she said. “You will be left with needing to justify to yourself why you chose that path and be able to live with it. The porn industry is littered with the shattered lives of those who could not.”
Yeah, we think a person should have one stigma only during a lifetime. Not three, four, or, 14.
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