What sort of committed relationship and sex "rules" do people in the porn world tend to have? Obviously, whatever they are is going to be "just a little" different than the usual in America these days. Do they fall into a few camps? Is the answer really "none", usually? Does that work?

I haven't seen this "elephant" discussed here yet, head on. I can't believe there's no interest!!

It seems after all that a significant portion of porn sluts aren't in it only or primarily for the money. But rather for all the plentiful, great, edgy, boundary pushing sex with lots of people, and to be in a subculture where there's permission for all of this. Many have certainly said this. Including "our own" Tricia Devereaux (who dropped out of med school to pursue porn acting full time), Chloe, Taylor Hayes, Jewel De'Nyle, Catherine Count, Kimi Lixx (I think she said when talking about why she did it the first time) etc., etc.

So one can hardly say the on camera sex for them is just a job. So this isn't like the hooker who "never kisses" (and besides is mostly have sex with older and not so attractive or sexually hot guys). And then there is their off camera "extracurricular" sex life. How does that tend to work, when they're in relationships? Again, are there two or three or a few camps?

What tend to be porn star or starlet expectations for their guy re: other women, when he isn't a porn actor himself? (After all, there seem to be far fewer guy than girl porn actors who are really active). Or when he doesn't mostly do that, or do nearly as many scenes? Say if their guy is a director, producer, has some other off camera job in the industry -- or isn't in the industry?

With porn actors who have open but committed relationships, does absolutely anything go? I'd guess not. I mean, is it OK in this subculture when you're married or otherwise living together and committed, to jump off to Mexico or Hawaii or someplace with someone else for a week -- or a weekend? What are some common rules which people have after they enter relationships in this world?

Please don't anyone answer "everyone's different" -- and leave it at that!! I'm sure that's true to a considerable extent. But this is also a different subculture, whose starting premises are very different from those of most people in the America. So it's sure interesting.

There have got to be plenty of other people who are wondering about this. And some who know a lot about it. Spill!!!