Sabrina: Is it true that you have Italian heritage?
Julia: I do have Italian heritage. My Grandfathers side of the family is from Torino.

Sabrina: Do you feel or manifest the Italian side of you in any way?
Julia: I find that my cooking is often Italian food and yes: there is the hot blooded temper.

Sabrina: I know that before you became the adult Goddess that you are today you used to be a professional mud
wrestler: if you got the chance and the will to mud-wrestle these days, who is the female adult performer that you would like to fight against and why?
Julia: I would never pick someone out of hatred. In fact, I cant even say there’s anyone I hate. There are people I don’t want to be friends with but never hatred. I would pick Nicki Hunter to wrestle because I like her zest for life, plus she’s sexy as hell.

Sabrina: Do you have a fan that you consider to be your biggest one, apart from family, and what’s your relationship with him or her? I mean, are you guys in touch, it’s a virtual one, or what?
Julia: I’ve always felt weird about calling someone “My biggest fan”. Although, since that is the nature of this question I will say that there are some people that have made the transition from fan to friend. One person in particular has shared my birthday celebrations with my family. Over time we don’t have the contact we use to but every now and again there’s an email from him.

Sabrina: Given the stunning whole of you, call me crazy but I really love your hands. Have you ever met a man telling you something similar and if yes what was your reaction?
Julia: I know that I’ve had compliments on body parts that I would never have thought about before, but I can’t remember what. People love my feet, but that’s not a compliment that would seem different to me.

Sabrina: Are you jealous, possessive into a relationship and what do you think about jealousy and possession into
a relationship?
Julia: I like a certain amount of jealousy in my men. Obviously with my chosen profession a possessive madman won’t work, but I do like to feel a sense of protectiveness from my partner. For me it’s important that someone understands my job but isn’t good with my fucking just anyone, anytime. I like rules and boundaries.
As far as my own feelings towards someone else, I am very possessive and can get jealous. Although, I find that my jealousy stems from feeling that the other person isn’t honest and usually my intuition is dead on. If I believe in the other persons good character, then I’m far less jealous.

Sabrina: Let’s talk business, for a second: do you believe that a performers union is missed in this biz and why?
Julia: The union question has come up so many times in the past. Adult performers have tried to start groups in the past, but it seems that not enough performers ever attended. I think by our very nature we are slightly rebels and loners.

Sabrina: Do you tend to rewatch your performances and why?
Julia: I don’t watch my performances. I am definitely my harshest critic. I’m afraid that if I see myself having sex on film, I may never want to shoot again. I will think that I look and sound stupid.

Sabrina: You’re also a celebrated makeup artist: do you wish that more attention was paid to the makeup part into a production these days or do you think that on average we see enough attention to it in adult movies?
Julia: I am a makeup artist. I’ve always said that the adult industry’s appetite is so bold and often avante garde, which makes a great avenue for creative artistic expression.

Sabrina: Have you watched any adult movies lately and if yes, which one and how would you rate it?
Julia: Oh good Lord! The last adult movie I watched was Christy Canyon’s Comeback, which had to be 15 years ago.
I love Christy and she is a friends of mine so I watched her comeback movie. Oh My God, she is so funny in it. I laughed my ass off. Love that movie!

Sabrina: And what about mainstream movies?
Julia: The last movie I watched in a theatre was “The Eagle“. The story takes place in Roman-ruled Britain circa 140 AD. Entertaining it was, but the story seemed secondary to action which didn’t make the movie memorable.

Sabrina: Thanks for your time Julia. I would end this beautiful chat with a couple of questions that some fans on Twitter suggested me to ask you: would you name a book, a record and a hero of yours?
Julia: Book-The Handmaids Tale; Music-Dean Martin;
Hero-Grandmother: she rarely got upset and she always held the family together.

Sabrina: Stalker or stalked?
Julia: Both!

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Here it comes the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, a global organization providing cutting-edge medicine and advocacy to over 100,000 people in 22 countries, which raises concerns about the adult industry and calls for imposing the mandatory use of condoms in all the shootings. Although i’m not against the use of condoms at all and as an adult performer myself i aim to reach 100% of safety in my working enviroment, let me explain you why i believe that the AHC Foundation is moved by political reasons rather than by safety concerns.

Yes, the AHC Foundation battle against bareback sex in the adult industry looks to me just like a plain and straight attack against porn rather than a sincere attempt to protect the adult performers’ safety.
Let’s see why.

They want to impose (a word very much appreciated by politicians) the use of condoms because, they claim, it is the only and most effective method to prevent cases like the above one in the adult industry. Like the politicians love to do, they just tell you their side of the story, omitting a series of important facts.

When you impose something, you create room for the law breakers and, since here we are talking about health, the results of breaking the law can be much worse than those produced by the actual system. We will have unscrupulous people offering more money to desperate and silly performers to perform without a condom and at that point current tests will become an option as well in those law breaking situations.

According to several reputable studies (ie. R.A. Hatcher, Contraceptive Technology, 1998, p. 329.) condoms break on average two percent of the time during intercourse or withdrawal and the percentage of a condom slipping during intercourse is even bigger. These percentages rise significantly with anal intercourse. They rise even more when a vaginal or anal intercourse follow a fellatio.

You might object that a mandatory test AND a mandatory condom used together would lower the risk significantly and it is a good objection except for the fact that if you seriously impose the two things together, then you must also impose a ban, among others, to the following:

- fingering (or only with condoms? With gloves?)
- cunnilinguus (please don’t even think about a solution…)
- cumshots
- tits sucking

making shooting porn practically impossible, except if we are all dressed in latex.
And that’s exactly my point: do you want to protect the performers’ safety or do you want to shut the adult industry down?

Because if it’s the health of performers that you have in mind, there are other ways than imposing the use of condoms and they even don’t exclude a progressive increment in the self-induced use of condoms by adult performers.

The AHC foundation itself knows the way so well that it even suggests it in his polemic and political statements of these days, but the problem is that with this solution the adult industry could continue to exist and then someone’s dream to shut it down would remain just a dream and therefore AHC prefer to scream against the lack of use of condoms.

So what is the most obvious, the most democratic, the most attemptive to the interests of an industry which moves billions of dollars of TAXED revenue solution? Don’t laugh: It’s an HIV test!

Two rapid tests take 40 minutes and they are sufficient to determine if someone is positive as claimed by AHC Foundation here.

So, why the AHC Foundation does not propose an additional HIV test on the set, performed and checked by professional and trained paramedics, rather than aiming at imposing the use of condoms? Rapid tests exist, they are cheap, they are affective and reliable and special arrangements and deals could be set with the adult industry to adopt such a system.

A test on site, together with the existing test system would keep bogus tests and criminal performers away from the sets, it would lower the risk of contagion significantly and it would allow the adult industry to survive.
Of course without excluding a sensibilization campaign towards a not imposed use of condoms which alone is simply a false solution to the problem.

The problem is there, it exists and nobody denies it. We work in this industry and we care for our safety equally and more than AHC does, but instrumental campaigns against our industry will not fix the problem, ever. And dear people at the AHC Foundation: these days campaign against our industry smells instrumental and political to me; your call to impose condoms is superficial and it is not backed by anything but a mere personal view. You clearly didn’t do your homework about our industry, you didn’t interview their workers, you didn’t analyze the stats, you didn’t try to understand the problem and yet you want to impose a solution to something you don’t know anything about.

I want to conclude with a couple of numbers: since 2004 about 120,000 adult movies have been shot in the porn valley, without counting the hundreds of thousands of Internet scenes shot; well, since 2004 there have been 4 overt hiv cases in the industry.

According to the Department of Health of the Government of United States, the state of New York has the bigger number of diagnosed-with-HIV cases: California is 2nd and Florida 3rd and they are followed very close by prude Texas (where if you shoot porn they shoot you) in 4th position; consider that California counts 50% more inhabitants than Texas and 60% more than New York.

Clearly the claim that the adult industry is responsible for AIDS outbreaks is false. I would warmly invite the people at the AHC Foundation to invest some money in sensibilizing prude parents and anti-porn campaigners to educate their kids about the risk of contracting AIDS when after a night out binge-drinking they screw the first stranger who propose to them at 3 in the morning.

Can you try for once to forget the immense amount of money that you get from influential lobbies and stop being political and rather sit down with us and have a propositive and constructive discussion, people at AHC Foundation? Are you free enough to stick to your mission of AIDING and leave the mission of judging and destroying to politicians and lobbies?

Sabrina Deep

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Divya, from Buffalo, is a fan of porn and fanstalker  Sabrina Deep interviews her on different matters.  Click here to Follow Divya on Twitter.

Sabrina: Lesbian, bi or straight?
Divya: Lesbian.

Sabrina: Do you watch porn?
Divya:  Yes a lot .

Sabrina: Do you pay to watch porn?
Divya: It depends. Some i watch for free, some i buy.

Sabrina: Have you ever performed in porn?
Divya: No.

Sabrina: Would you perform in porn?
Divya: No. I rather enjoy watching.

Sabrina: Name 3 fav porn actors/actresses of yours
Divya: Sunny Leone, Kay Parker, Sea J Raw and in recent time i’ve got a crush on some twitter porn stars.

Sabrina: 3D porn, high-definition porn, a pornstar in your bed: what’s best to get off?
Divya: High-definition porn and a pornstar in my bed.

Sabrina: What’s your marital status?
Divya: Single, in a relationship with a woman.

Sabrina: Does she knows that you watch porn?
Divya: Yup we do it together.

Sabrina: Would you betray her with an adult performer?
Divya: We can share one, we are open.

Sabrina: Would you have a threesome with her and an adult performer?
Divya:  Yes, we would love to.

Sabrina: Do you consider yourself a feminist?
Divya: Yes, i am.

Sabrina: What do you think about feminists?
Divya: They give u more pleasure and erotism.

Sabrina: Charlie Sheen or any of his Goddesses?
Divya:  Not sure.

Sabrina: Would you meet me in person?
Divya:  I would love to do that.

Sabrina: Why?
Divya: You are smart and sexy and i find u interesting.

Sabrina: Do you see yourself as beautiful?
Divya: On a scale of 1 to 10 i say 8.

Sabrina: I think you are really beautiful, do you mind?
Divya: Beauty to me is physical appeal + attitude and self respect.

Sabrina: Do you think beauty is not important in a girl because there’s more than legs and boobs in a girl?
Divya: I think it important for a woman, but added to that she should also have a kind heart and a nice attitude.