That’s right. Given the data at hand, the “damaged goods” myth is just that — a myth. It’s a rationale regurgitated by those who remain stupefied by the lifesty

That’s right. Given the data at hand, the “damaged goods” myth is just that — a myth. It’s a rationale regurgitated by those who remain stupefied by the lifestyle choices of pornstars. I think that 'myth' probably wasn't a myth 40 years ago when porn was very much on the fringe. Currently, porn is as close to the mainstream as it's going probably to get. It's easier to access than ever, there are nice, clean, well-lit stores in regular shopping areas that sell sex toys, and there are prime-time specials where women walk down a runway in lingerie.