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CMV: Popular adult film stars, OnlyFans posters or anyone in the adult entertainment industry who puts their content online should expect their children to be bullied, and that should be a factor they consider before jumping into parenthood

This doesn't come from a place of malice and I'm not shaming people who do adult entertainment. If you're an adult without kids who puts nude content online, go wild. I have absolutely no problem at all with that, but onto the parent point. If someone in my group of friends shared that their parent was/used to be a porn star, it would not become a point of contention in our friendship or something any of us in our group would bully and harass them over, but we're in our late 20's and early 30's. I'm worried about kids, especially teenagers. They're immature, ruthless and I can't imagine what kids these days go through with how prevalent technology is and cyber bullying. 

Kids just do that, they say and do mean shit, spread rumors, and you'll always have bullies in every school, but there's going to be real proof of the rumors and mean comments in this case. Every kid in school will be able to see it in seconds if you're the child of an adult entertainer, and a rogue bully decides to make you a target. There's no way around it, especially when we live in an instantly connected world. The mental stress and abuse these kids will have to endure will be way worse than anything I dealt with growing up. Bullying caused me and my friends a lot of misery, and it's how I met some of them, and bonding over the shared torment. I don't want anyone to go through that, and I'm struggling to reconcile the idea of current or former adult entertainers willfully having kids after putting so much of themselves online, ignoring how likely it will be that their kids will be tormented because of it.

It's in the same vain as having a celebrity parent, and the tsunami of public opinion that falls on their kids. It's unavoidable thanks to the internet, but in this case their parent is naked, and that turns up the bullying to 1,000.


Edit: Want to make an edit and clarify the point I'm focused on. If you're in the adult industry and you're popular, you should consider your fame and the impact is could have on kids **if** you have them. I'm reading a ton of good points about bullying and how it'll happen regardless, and I agree with that point already. My major point of contention is having kids and assuming your previous occupation in the industry, on OnlyFans, etc won't have any serious impact at all on your Childs life during school. If you remain completely anonymous and never show your face or ways to identify yourself, go nuts.
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Kids are really mean. They will always find some reason to bully. There is no way to create "bully immunity". It doesn't matter if you parents are porn stars or farmers or millionaires. If you are unpopular you will get bullied no matter what your background you have.