^ I don't know how such a contract could be written, let alone enforced. It would essentially be forced **31**, with the power of law behind it.
Which is not to say that I doubt you, extankerman. Anyone can write a "contract" that a person might think is legally binding.
In a majority of European nations **31**/sex work isn't illegal. Not all of them fully regulate it. BUT if she signed with a porn company based in say Germany, Austria, Switzerland, or Hungary. Nations where like, the Netherlands, sex work is a fully legal industry. A contract could with a porn company could totally be enforced if the penalties for breaching it were scary enough.
What matters most to me is that you say you personally know someone who says she didn't like it.
You know that there are huge numbers of women who do porn for less than a year. It's not unique for a woman to do porn, not like it, and bail ASAP. All the stats on attrition of new porn stars is like 60% are less than a year.