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What’s really confounding about all this is the insistence, from Abraham and her camp, that this is a sex tape, and not… you know, an adult film. Made on an adult film set. With adult film production values. And adult film star James Deen. More
Arguments I have against these ridiculous comments:
1) Women don’t ruin their kids’ lives by doing porn.
2) Loads of famous people were in porn prior to having careers in other fields.
3) Stop being douchebags. More
A very odd combination of stars filmed a porn film the other day. Teen Mom‘s Farrah Abraham and film/adult film actor James Deen shot a sex scene together that multiple porn companies are attempting to release. More
For a long time, I was a big Dr. Drew fan. I watched Loveline and learned quite a bit about sexuality from his careful, openminded explanations. But the more famous Dr. Drew got, the more uneasy I felt. On Celebrity Rehab, he skirted the line of appropriateness several times, whether it was agreeing to televise therapy sessions (yes, they do have educational value, but they felt invasive), letting rehab patients get away with behavior that would have gotten them kicked out of any other facility (sneaking in guests, doing drugs, getting in fights), and barely concealing his crush on model Amber Smith. During the seasons of Celebrity Rehab and its sibling show Sex Rehab, I still managed to convince myself that Dr. Drew was still a good, well-intentioned guy despite all the ridiculousness. But it’s over. In the words of Sammi from Jersey Shore, I’m done. The final nail in the coffin? The Teen Mom season two finale special, which aired on Tuesday night. More
Plenty of people my age watch trashy reality fare like Rock of Love, but there’s one show I feel sort of ashamed to call my appointment television: MTV’s Teen Mom. Why am I so riveted by a show that’s about 18 year olds with babies? Two reasons: one, because it’s the exact opposite of my life; and two, because it’s dangerously close to what my life could have been if I’d made one or two decisions differently. More
Unlike the other teen moms on MTV’s 16 and Pregnant and Teen Mom, Farrah Abraham’s storyline had nothing to do with the father of her child. Farrah has said that he’s not involved in her life, but it’s not just … More
