Beautiful new adult talent Vicky Vette came to the Porn Valley looking for some good companies to work with to make some money and get her feet wet in the business. Her agent books her with Anabolic to do a DP scene. The following is alleged by Vicky: She shows up to the set and does the scene, during the scene she is in massive pain while being dp'd. One talent on the bottom holding her down while the other fucks her from the top. She tells them to stop because she is in pain, but they say "no, the scene is going great we just need another minute." They do not stop. She is ripped and bleeding. I don’t know if it is just me, but when a girl says stop, whether in private life OR on set, it means stop. No means no. Companies need to police themselves and hold themselves accountable. This girl had a promising career ahead of her, but not she cannot work or have sex for at least 10 days. She has quit the industry. Does the industry want to bring in a very sexy girl such as Vicky Vette only to force her out of the industry after just a few scenes? I really don’t think so, I think that they want to keep girls like her around, but when things like this happen expect bad press. I am urging all companies to listen when a girl says "no" or "that hurts, stop."
Would they say that if they didn’t mean it? I think not.


Robert Ferrara
President
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The Industry Source for Adult Talent
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