Women, especially young girls, are never properly informed to be able to make a wise choice to enter porn. Pornography is so hidden that not even movies or the media depict the dark side of porn or the consequences involved. Schools and churches do not educate young people about the porn industry. Parents don't talk to their children about the porn industry. How then are women able to make an informed choice about being in porn? The only education young women receive about the porn industry is FROM the porn industry where glamour, fame and fortune is promised when in reality the only promise the porn industry should be making to young women are sexually transmitted diseases, illegal and hazardous work conditions, drugs and alcohol addiction, threats to physically hurt them, coercion to sign contracts they aren't even educated enough to read or understand, threats for non-payment when they ruin scenes for things like crying or vomiting, and the regret of having their movies posted on the internet for a life time where family members and friends may find them.

Lara Roxx (above), a porn actress who, in March 2004, contracted HIV while making a porn movie only two months after her first scene. She was 18 years old. Roxx said previously that she relied on the industry's HIV standards to ensure her safety.