Adult film star Angela White has spoken out against the idea that being a sex worker 'makes relationships difficult'.
Some OnlyFans content creators and adult film stars have previously spoken out about the difficulties they've faced when trying to date.
OnlyFans creator Amanda Sommer, for instance, once explained she found it 'difficult to hold down a boyfriend' because of their reaction to her career, resulting in her becoming 'closed-off to society'.
On Kayla Lauren and CJ Sparxx's podcast Inside OnlyFans, Australian porn actor Angela White has opened up about what it's like dating as a sex worker and why she thinks adult film stars are actually advantageous people to get into relationships with.
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On the podcast, White says relationships 'are difficult no matter what your occupation is'.
"The whole idea that being a sex worker makes relationships difficult... I mean, there's different issues that we have to deal with but if anything, we've learned to become so good at communicating what we need.
"Like in a relationship, sexually. I feel like we're better communicators in many ways."
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Co-host Lauren is quick to agree with White, noting she's 'totally picked that up from a lot of guests' they've previously had on the podcast.
She continued: "I've learned a lot about just being way more open.
"Mostly people just have an issue, let's say finding men, like who can feel comfortable and confident enough. But that's the biggest issue.
"It's never really the women that we have on who have the issue, it's finding somebody who can match that communication and everything."
While she believes adult film stars are better communicators, elsewhere in the podcast, White did reveal she prefers to perform in girl-on-girl scenes rather than starring opposite a man.
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When questioned over what she likes most about being with women as opposed to men, White said: "So many things. I just love women. I love how soft they are. I love that they take things slowly. I love making out and I feel like a lot of men rush that part and rush the foreplay.
"And women like the way they touch you it's like, I melt, because I'm like, 'Oh you want to be here and you want to stay here for a while and you want to sit in this space.'
"It's not a race. I really feel like it's a journey rather than just focusing on that destination."
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Poppy Bilderbeck