Comments on: 5 Questions: Sinnamon Love

By: Neurello

Neurello — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:27:14 +0000

If more people married porn stars, less people would be watching porn.

By: Damario H

Damario H — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 13:03:42 +0000

Personally, I have to say that I love Sinnamon’s work, she’s an elite performer, and a true professional. It takes a strong person to raise a family, and juggle around an extremely controversial job which she has done. I would date a woman who actively was or previously worked in the Adult Entertainment Industy, you have to be very mature, and understanding more than you would if the person wasn’t in that type of business. That’s it for me; I also wanted to say yes DREFAN she does look hot for her age, keep your head up Sinnamon, and keep being you ” Strong, Smart, and Sexy “.

By: Torrey T

Torrey T — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 14:01:09 +0000

This was an intriguing interview. I came away with a new perspective on all pornstars men and women. I am sure it would be difficult for many to be pornstarts with the Judeo-Christian beliefs and self conflicts floating around. But in the end you have to do what you have to do and Sinnamon was bold enough to take a chance for a better life you can’t fault her for that. There are women out there that essentially do Adult Video for free every day for less than deserving men. Personally if I was able to date a woman in the porn industry I would be delighted. That would be like dating a doctor or a dentist no excuse for untreated medical ailments, bad teeth or bad sex. Do you know how low the divorce rate in this country would drop if more people married porn stars (Just kidding)? Anyway Sinnamon keep up your head up, stay focused and keep moving forward.

By: Drefan

Drefan — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 11:59:57 +0000

Still looks hot at 34 years old.

By: Nick B

Nick B — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 23:04:45 +0000

This interveiw was deep. I definitely walked away witha different perspective on Sinnamon and pornstars in general. This interview has definitely given me something to chew on. Thanks.

By: tweezy

tweezy — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 18:27:02 +0000

What’s up everyone? I just wanted to jump in on this one and prove that I’m still around.

I guess I should start by defining my views about pornography. I personally feel that anything you wouldn’t want your mom to know you’re doing is bad. Maybe not bad in the undeniably empirical sense that say murder is bad, but let’s just say that it’s less than good. Do I watch pornography? Yep, I do. Hell, I’ve PURCHASED it in the past. BTW, why is porn so damn expensive?!? I can’t imagine why a single DVD of porno cost more than a 4 disc Lord of the Rings boxed set! But I’m getting off subject and showing how much of a nerd I am.

Back on track, things get tricky. I believe that by watching pornography I am condoning it’s creation. By condoning it’s creation, I am (through my actions) saying that pornography is okay… but I don’t want my mother to know I’m watching it, so it’s not okay. These two views conflict, so which one is right? That is a PERSONAL decision that each of us must make.

In the Judeo-Christian definition of sin, all sins are equal. So the watcher of porn is equally sinful as the performers. To take it a step further, if you have EVER committed ANY sin, you are as sinful as the performers. From this perspective, none of us have any right to judge Sinnamon or her colleagues in the industry. That being said, I think it would be interesting to know how Sinnamon reconciles her profession with whatever her spiritual beliefs may be.

By: Charles J

Charles J — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 13:50:36 +0000

AJ,

If I was dating someone who said they were in the Industry I don’t think we could continue dating. To me, sexual history has to be upfront before I could pursue a dating/serious relationship. I probably wouldn’t stop liking her as a person, but dating would be off-limits. (Not saying that the woman has to have a flawless, untapped sexual past, but there are limits.) That’s why I was quite surprised that Sinn has maintained a long-term relationship. Some people can do that I guess, but I don’t think I could.

By: Aaron

Aaron — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 13:28:52 +0000

Charles,
How would YOU react if a woman that you were dating later told you that she was in the Industry?, I mean Sinn seems like she’s a likable female, but with her occupation and all, even though I’m all for watching her on-screen, I don’t have the type of character that would allow me to accept that, even if I liked her on a personal level.

By: Charles J

Charles J — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 13:03:14 +0000

AJ,

I can’t add to much to that at all. I’m actually kinda in your boat personally. I have watched porn in the past, and chances are I may continue–but to me at some point I think it can be spiritually damaging more often than not. Yes, I know most people who have the nerve to respond to such a topic will say it doesn’t affect them at all, but at some point I think it will, because it does distort reality–unlike movies where (fake) rape and (fake) murder occur–the acts are quite real.

I too feel “bad” sometimes as well, and I also will not grandstand in front of a female about how it should be banned or anything like that. Integrity is important. At the same time though, I have to balance that against the whole “community care” concept. It’s sometimes difficult for me to balance the whole “they are just actors/actresses” thing with the fact that the themes presented in such films: (over-sexualization of our women, orgies/multiple partners are OK, it’s all about money, etc.) It makes me wonder how we would react if our future daughters used these same arguments to justify their entry into The Industry.

But like you said, to each his own. I appreciate your well-reasoned response bruh. It’s kinda funny how I have to scroll to the bottom real quick lest Boss Man walks in and gets the wrong idea, lol!

By: Aaron

Aaron — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 12:36:14 +0000

Charles,
Essentially, pornography is nothing more than fornication on film, truly a sin as viewed by Judeo-Christian “philosophy” per se, but to what extent do we judge sinful behavior?, by definition, these people are “actors” and “actresses” in a sense, so to that degree is it any more condemned than actors and actresses who portray roles on film that include rape and murder?, also sins. Now i know the actors and actresses in the porno sense are actually going through the act, but in a movie, they are just “pretending”, i’m not making excuses at all, just making a point.
I really don’t feel anyway about porn, I mean I have seen it and probably will view it some more times in the future, but it is what it is. Do I feel bad about watching it? Sometimes. Do I feel dirty? No. Am I at least being honest instead of fronting like its the worse thing in the world trying to impress broads? Yes. So take it how you will, if you feel bad about it, don’t do it, or find some other means of releasing sexual energy, if you’re ok with it, do you, but don’t try to make excuses or ammends for it. You have to come to a point spiritually I guess where those things don’t excite you, but its a day-to-day thing.
As far as the participants, I’m pretty sure they battle their own inner demons and despite Sinn’s own personal accounts, I am sure many have sacrificed close interpersonal relationships and respect from others for the means to explore their sexual freedom financially.