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Topic: A special offer
MirrorMirror Joined Fri 10/26/07 Posts: 89680	Tue 07/29/08 09:08 AM
If your spouse or partner received an offer to work for an adult industry for a large amount of money, would you support it, or object to it?

No1sLove Joined Wed 04/16/08 Posts: 10342	Tue 07/29/08 09:09 AM
What would he be doin' xactly?

Kleisto Joined Tue 05/13/08 Posts: 5704	Tue 07/29/08 09:10 AM
Object for sure, her body should be for my eyes only, not for the entire world to see.

trying_to_fly Joined Thu 10/05/06 Posts: 6258	Tue 07/29/08 09:12 AM
If your spouse or partner received an offer to work for an adult industry for a large amount of money, would you support it, or object to it? Well, I had a girl one time that got that offer but with a magazine.....they wanted to photograph her and SHE turned it down because she said I probably wouldn't like it.....now....THAT is the kind of girl I'd like!! Instead of me making the choice for her, I'd want her to make the right choice.....Hey mirror....what's up brother....

Goofball73 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 33913	Tue 07/29/08 09:12 AM
How much money will she make?

jtip1977 Joined Mon 11/12/07 Posts: 10410	Tue 07/29/08 09:13 AM
Depends on how she felt about it.

SparkOfLight31 Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 105	Tue 07/29/08 09:15 AM
If it is what she wants to do she should do it irregardless of what I think of it.

TheMissile Joined Wed 07/02/08 Posts: 395	Tue 07/29/08 09:15 AM
If your spouse or partner received an offer to work for an adult industry for a large amount of money, would you support it, or object to it? Notice that Mirror didn't say 'adult film industry'... Sex toy product tester...go right ahead sweetie

msmyka Joined Sat 03/22/08 Posts: 17079	Tue 07/29/08 09:17 AM
Only if I get to be in the movie with him

SKPCG Joined Mon 03/03/08 Posts: 14708	Tue 07/29/08 09:17 AM
Been offered and declined. Not in my moral dictionary. I would not want my significant other to choose to accept as I would have to render him insignificant. Would indicate a different value system that I would not want to live with. I don't believe in supporting that oxymoronish "adult" behaviour.

ddn122 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 12855	Tue 07/29/08 09:18 AM
i would support my spouse's decision

Kleisto Joined Tue 05/13/08 Posts: 5704	Tue 07/29/08 09:20 AM Edited by Kleisto on Tue 07/29/08 09:21 AM
Been offered and declined. Not in my moral dictionary. I would not want my significant other to choose to accept as I would have to render him insignificant. Would indicate a different value system that I would not want to live with. I don't believe in supporting that oxymoronish "adult" behaviour. You know it's interesting, it's called "adult" entertainment, when really it's anything but. It's like people act like they haven't seen a pair of breasts before or something.

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