Veteran porn star kills your fantasy with honest answers about the industry and whether size really matters

Former adult film star Lindsay Brooke is laying her story bare — and sharing the “fantasy-killing” truth about the porn industry.Brooke, who quit the skin business in 2024, took to Threads with an open invitation to “ask me anything.” And like her past XXX work, Brooke’s answers are shockingly revealing.“I was sitting on the couch going through my DMs on IG and just looking at the random questions and statements people feel comfortable sending me,” wrote Brooke, who spent more than a decade and a half making explicit content.“I think I have something written across my forehead that since I did porn I am open to talk about sex, your relationship, your body, my body, etc,” The avalanche of inquiries inspired her to take the conversation to the open forum of Threads.Research suggests that around 40 million Americans visit porn sites regularly, with a staggering 28,258 people tuning in every second.  “I spent 17 years inside the adult industry.

What do you actually want to know?” she asked.Predictably, questions ranged from curious to cringe.When asked what the best and worst parts of shooting a scene were, Brooke replied with the following mic drop.“The best part? Um.

Being done.Worst part: f—ing a complete stranger.”Brooke also shared that she made roughly $1,500 per scene, noting the figure is “not enough.” When asked how often she shot scenes, Brooke said it varied from year to year, starting with every day for the first decade and then filming only as necessary for the rest of her time in the industry.One inquisitor asked if the industry is truly as toxic as everyone says, or if there are actually good places to work.“There’s good and bad in every job.

There are great companies I loved working for, and others whose sets I walked off,” Brooke reported.When asked whether AI will take over the industry, Brooke said it’s probable, and added her hot take on deepfakes: “I’m not for anyone using someone’s likeness withou...

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Publisher: New York Post

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