I won’t be posting any new adult content on X because it has become too easy for accounts to be falsely flagged or suspended based on allegations such as “non-consensual nudity,” even when a signed model release and documented consent exist.
I don’t necessarily blame X. Content moderation increasingly relies on automated systems, and it appears that social media platforms are becoming more restrictive toward adult-related content.
Many of the female performers I’ve worked with have relied on the traffic and exposure my accounts provided to help promote their careers. I’m currently exploring new ways to continue giving these women the recognition and exposure they deserve.
Moving forward, I’ve decided to use this platform primarily for communication and education, sharing what I’ve learned from decades of experience in adult content production.
One thing I've learned is that we don't have enough time to make every mistake ourselves. Sometimes the most valuable lessons come from the experiences and mistakes of others.
We all understand the importance of regular STI testing, but there's another aspect of performer safety and professional responsibility that deserves more attention: background checks.
Knowing who you're working with is important, particularly in an industry where trust, professionalism, and personal safety are essential. Several reputable background screening services are available online, and appropriate screening can help identify potential concerns before they become serious problems.
Looking back, I wish I had incorporated background screening into my production process years ago. It would have helped me avoid a difficult shoot experience.
I've since incorporated background screening into my process, and I'd like to extend a free background-check service to performers I've worked with over the years.
If you're interested, please email me at [email protected] for details. Any screening would be conducted with your knowledge and authorization.
Stay safe!
I want to post the update content here but I'm sure Black Betty will report it to have this account suspended. No one will work with her so she has a lot of free time on her hands.
Here are the details:
GloryholeSwallow: Luci Starr (@lucixxstarr)
Cumpsters: Latina Spinner (Breeding Bench)
SpyTug: Krista (She was on GHS 10 years ago)
CumClinic: Ronnie Violet (@ronnievioletxxx)
I won’t be posting any new adult content on X because it has become too easy for accounts to be falsely flagged or suspended based on allegations such as “non-consensual nudity,” even when a signed model release and documented consent exist.
I don’t necessarily blame X. Content moderation increasingly relies on automated systems, and it appears that social media platforms are becoming more restrictive toward adult-related content.
Many of the female performers I’ve worked with have relied on the traffic and exposure my accounts provided to help promote their careers. I’m currently exploring new ways to continue giving these women the recognition and exposure they deserve.
Moving forward, I’ve decided to use this platform primarily for communication and education, sharing what I’ve learned from decades of experience in adult content production.
One thing I've learned is that we don't have enough time to make every mistake ourselves. Sometimes the most valuable lessons come from the experiences and mistakes of others.
We all understand the importance of regular STI testing, but there's another aspect of performer safety and professional responsibility that deserves more attention: background checks.
Knowing who you're working with is important, particularly in an industry where trust, professionalism, and personal safety are essential. Several reputable background screening services are available online, and appropriate screening can help identify potential concerns before they become serious problems.
Looking back, I wish I had incorporated background screening into my production process years ago. It would have helped me avoid a difficult shoot experience.
I've since incorporated background screening into my process, and I'd like to extend a free background-check service to performers I've worked with over the years.
If you're interested, please email me at [email protected] for details. Any screening would be conducted with your knowledge and authorization.
Stay safe!
I have established platforms to sell my content. I own and operate four membership websites and have been producing content professionally since 2005, a year before Twitter even launched.
My purpose for using X has never been to sell content directly. It has been a valuable platform for showcasing my work, promoting the female performers I work with, and giving potential customers a preview of what they can expect from my websites.
Platforms like OnlyFans offer limited opportunities for publicly displaying explicit content, which makes social media an important promotional tool for producers trying to reach new audiences.
Unfortunately, I believe X is gradually moving away from being a platform that supports a diverse range of content creators. My prediction is that it will eventually become predominantly a news, politics, and commentary platform, leaving little room for the creative communities that helped build its popularity in the first place.