she made far more money than I do, for far less "work".
to do that, she, as an adult, accepted and undertook certain compromises.
you know, i've made choices myself, and they have included making sure that the only people who have seen me nude, are people i've known very intimately. So, I've had to do actual manual labor and such, and I don't want to enlarge my breasts to the point of causing them serious damage, and I passed on the idea of selling sex for money... and I don't judge people who do go that route, I don't think there's anything morally wrong about it, and everyone should do what they think will best make them happy. but I'm not going to listen to them cry over their diamond jewelry about how hard it is... I mean seriously?
"exploited"?
she exploited her assets herself. then she enlarged them, and exploited them further. she exploited her own assets for a long long time. She was good at exploiting her assets. so... I'm just completely failing to see the 'victimization' here.
Nobody "accidentally" becomes a porn star. You don't slip on a banana peel, go over a balcony railing, and land in a porn movie. A fair number of people who work in the porn/sex trades had some form of sexual abuse growing up. yeah... and a fair number of people who *dont* work in the porn/sex trades also had some form of sexual abuse growing up. what's your point? People are raised in religions, in tax brackets, etc. they lose loved ones, they have accidents, shit happens to everybody, and everybody copes in their own way. But if someone says "you MADE me cope this way" I'm calling bullshit.
If she's had a change of heart, and regrets becoming a big tit porn queen... um, hey, that's life. sometimes things look different in retrospect. But claiming to be exploited? assuming she's actually saying that, it's just childish. own up to your decisions and move on. And expecting to somehow have some kind of moral right to ask people not to consume or look at or talk about etc. her videos, pictures, etc.? that's just batshit insane. That's just how it is when you make things for public consumption. it gets consumed. it's already bought and paid for, you can't just ask for it back. Show an iota of personal responsibility.
everybody makes mistakes. everybody has regrets. this choice & regret don't stand out at all compared to what some people deal with in their lifetimes. and it's been how many years now? as "mistakes" go, this one's kinda in ancient history territory. just suck it up, and get on with life.
of course, all of this is purely based on the assumption that there's any validity whatsoever to what the single post visitor above is saying. which is a stretch. I really hope it's bogus, because I'd like to think that WW is reasonably happy with her life. If her thinking really is as described, then I find it hard to feel sympathy though, mostly because I'm just really completely burnt out on "emo" attitudes, and people not taking personal responsibility.