Monday, January 5, 2015

So here we are. This is my first blog entry since I decided to return to the adult industry after a few years off focusing on school and life. I am excited to take this step, but I have decided that if I am going to do this, I want to do it... not some character that producers and fans expect. I just want to be who I am... if you like it, awesome! If not, I hope you find something that makes you happy! 😊

For years, I had to keep my interests to myself, even from people I considered friends, because they were not what I believed was expected of me. I have always had insecurities, and this was just more of the same. I have tried everything from the Sub, the FemDom, the Housewife (I DON'T recommend married life unless you are 1,000% sure...), the college student, and the professional slut. (...on camera! 😜) In the end, I am still the girl who was continually picked on throughout elementary school, Jr. High, and dropped out of regular High School to graduate 2 years early with a home study program due to years of bullying. (Yes, I got my Diploma!)

I was teased because I loved horses (they called me horse-girl) and devoted my time to riding. I trained with Canadian Olympic equestrians and one of my riding instructors was a granddaughter of Albert Einstein. It was my passion. Nobody ever left me alone about it either. When I wasn't riding, I was playing The Legend of Zelda & Super Bomberman on my SNES or reading about my hero Wonder Woman. I wanted to grow up to be just like her. I wanted to look like her, I wanted to be confident like her, (she could hold her own against Superman... that is one bad ass chick!) I wanted to have friends like her, I wanted to be glamorous and tough like her. I wanted to BE Wonder Woman because she was everything that I wasn't. When I became a teenager I discovered sex, drugs, and the punk scene. I wanted SO bad to be accepted. I quickly realized that my "friends" were laughing AT me about my favorite things. I dropped out of riding, sold my horse, boxed up my games, and threw away all of my dog-eared comics.

Flash foreward a couple of years.  I had been in numerous bad relationships and had just made a huge mistake... and it cost me. I almost lost my career over him. I was always ostracized about my career and how horrible it was, even when the guy in question was basking in the attention it brought him, and was told that I was what was wrong with women in society. Other women actually agreed, saying that I was being used, didn't like my career, or was being coerced... acting like I had no choice and was plainly stupid. The last relationship really struck a nerve and I finally hit rock bottom. I didn't leave the house for weeks at a time. I got lucky though, and found someone who helped me through it all. When he would read his comics I started asking about my old favorite and started following her again. He made me realize that it was OK to actually LIKE comic books and be a girl... it doesn't mean you are less of a woman and there was plenty of room for me to enjoy them too. Then I took the reigns and went further. I started playing games again... he was so happy at first... then the console wars of 2014 began, LoL. I have since reconnected with my sexuality and no longer hide my career from anyone who asks. I have embraced the "professional slut" that I am and although my parents don't approve of what (or who, tee-hee) I do, I have and thats enough. Over the years, I have worked my butt off and gone through pain and sacrifice to look like my childhood idol... and I think I kind of do (When I don't dye my hair blonde, anyway! LoL) but I still feel like the girl everyone teased and called "horse-girl". I have realized that the insecurity will never go away. The bullying I suffered left a mark on me, and a part of me will always be desperate to "fit-in". I stopped caring and even when other girls would get snarky because I was talking to their boyfriends and husbands about Star Trek: The Next Generation (MY FAVORITE!!!) Star Wars (Original trilogy & the Prequals... don't stone me they are awesome, LoL) or ... GASP ... Video Games. (Sure they were checking out my ass or staring at my tits too, but I was enjoying talking to someone who also knows that Commander Data is fully functional and programmed in multiple techniques... (ask Tasha Yar!) or that Captain Picard was an avid amature archeologist. (I would SOOO bang BOTH of them BTW)

I started publicly acknowledging my interests, but got lumped in with these "nerd-girls" or "gamer-girls". To be honest, taking a fucking selfi with a controller does NOT make you a gamer... spending 8 hours strait grinding through Gears of War does. So, you are a "Nerd" are you? Tell me how many nights you spent crying because nobody accepted you or didn't invite you to the sleepover.... GRRR. Sorry, went on a rant...LoL. Then I found a few girls like myself who are ACTUALLY interested in these things (Hi @mercedesxxx!) and I found out about GamerGate. At first I didn't understand... and then I read a few articles and followed a few links. I started getting more and more angry about the whole thing... "Who are they to speak for ME!" I worked my ASS off to look like this. What I couldn't get in the gym or dinner table I bought. Girls that look like the comics and games DO exist. I am walking proof! It's all a matter of how much you want it and what you are willing to sacrifice. Guys are attracted to women who look amazing... NO SHIT. These women, likely the same types who picked on me, are OUTRAGED because an attractive woman turns a guy's head... I don't get it?!? These "feminists" say that the perception of women in video games is appalling and unrealistic. Hmmm. Same kind that bash Wonder Woman or Barbi for not having love handles and cellulite. They think that it is sickening how women are portrayed... well I have an argument for them. Two to be precise.


Yeah... I have RARELY found a man with that sort of muscle definition and density... even ON steroids. Sure, women are sexualized... but guess what? So are men! I don't see throngs of gamers or Comic fans screaming that Superman needs to have a beer belly and a receding hairline because it is more realistic... but these women are screaming for equality that THEY ALREADY HAVE. These women bully Kelly Cucoco because she believes differently than they do. I am called a whore and a harlot for my career by women who have CHOSEN to not look like I do by simply changing their lifestyle. The same women are calling gamers around the world insensitive and bullies... just how many of these feminists (Yeah, I am looking at you Anita) laughed at the guy who asked them on a date or refused to talk to their friend from elementary school because she wasn't with the "in" crowd? Fuck her, fuck these so-called "feminists" and fuck ANYONE who wants to speak for me. I have my own voice, and do you know what! Thanks to other brave women who have said, fuck it! I am who I am... Deal with it!  I am willing to bet the rest of my career on it. This is who I am. I love video games and scifi. I am a comic book junkie. I REFUSE to call myself or anyone else a "Nerd" because when I was young, I cried myself to sleep after days of hearing nothing else. I am no rocket scientist  but I am one semester away from my BS (which I will likely never finish, LoL). I am NOT stupid. I like what I like and that is ok. There should be integrity in journalism though, whether you are reporting on the War in Afghanistan or the latest installment in the Bioshock series. Nobody should get preferential treatment due to politically correct critics and media outlets. I am what I am. I am one of the professional sluts who will NOT be spoken for by a bunch of radical feminists using this "outrage" to further a personal agenda while ruining something that means so much to so many people. I guess all I really only have one thing left to say.

#GamerGate

Natalie Minx

18 comments:

  1. Powerful stuff - and thank you for sharing this publically, it's a painful read at times, (the prequel trilogy was awful!), but I'm so glad you've found a place where you can be happy being you. I've been a fan of yours since I first saw you over at Jim Weather's place - you are amazing, and, having read this, now I think I'm a little bit more in awe of you.

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    1. Thank you for your kind words! That is all we can ever hope for... kindness and acceptance. I hope you have both in your life and have many years of happiness! (But what you talking about my prequels... I liked 2 @ 3... 1 was awful though... I can accept that if I must!)

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    2. *grins*

      Well, I would've enjoyed 3 more, but had a huge soft spot for Aayla Secura and was gutted when she was killed, 2 needed less Anakin, more Padme, but Vader vs. Dracula was very cool (and Yoda bouncing around like a pinball) but at least we both agree about 1) ;-) Look forward to seeing more from you on the blog (and perhaps elsewhere) - take care

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    3. Tell me about it! When Order 66 was dropped and Aayla was shot in the back... 😱 and when Padmé died it tore my guts out! 😭 I STILL can't watch those parts! Yoda was awesome though, and my Frenchie gets called yoda-fuck all the time because he bounces around like that!

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  2. A long reply but i empathize with your story.

    I can empathize with bullying and abuse. I wrote this http://goo.gl/9qrvAq about my experience because people keep crying wolf about shit they dont understand and havent experienced.

    Sexuality is very difficult to work through. I have a 163 IQ and a retardedly high sex drive, dated 2 women the first matched my libido and was open but not my IQ, nice girl but had to dump her.

    The second girl im married to matches my IQ while missing the second part. I get what I need for the most part. I can empathize with you for that. No housewifery that bullshit is boring.

    I imagine its quite difficult to find a compatible mate that accepts your career choice. In men the issue is called paternal certainty largely irrelevant in modern times but nonetheless a driver. I cant honestly be sure i wouldnt give you shit for it, but then again i give everyone shit for everything.

    As for being a nerd welcome back to the club. Growing up there are far more pressures to conform. As an adult usually nobody gives a fuck and if their minding your business thats probably because thwir having issues with theirs.

    I raz mercedes frequently because shes an engineer, but the porn porn, porn porn porn, is dull to me. If your bored and looking for interesting debate or convo hit me up on twitter. I go as @ratman720

    Welcome to #gamergate. Stand tall, stand proud, punch back.

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    1. Thank you so much for your support! Wow! I am NO genius (Looking at both you and Mercedes) but I can hold my own! (I think at least, LoL)

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  3. Can we all agree that jar jar needed a barret 50 cal. to the face

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  4. Welcome aboard!

    If you have time, and you would like to help out check out the GamerGate wiki if you haven't done so already:

    wiki.gamergate.me/index.php?title=Main_Page

    It contains a wealth of information, if you want to join the various OPs, like Operation Disrespectful Nod, Operation Baby Seal etc.

    This place is a great place for discussion/staying up to date as well:

    www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/

    Thank you for your support!

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    1. Absolutely! Thank you for the wiki... I have ALLOT of reading to catch up on!

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  5. There are thousands of us in GG that know where you're coming from. As one of them, I want to chime in and say I'm so happy you learned to stop worrying and embrace your nerdom. About your stance on the prequels though... :p

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    1. Come on! 2 & 3 were not THAT bad!!!

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    2. I really appreciate it though... feels nice to be myself and not get ostracized for it.

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  6. I call my friends nerds, I call myself nerd, I would call you nerd if you weren't opposed to it. Back when nerd was primarily an insult my friend group made it into a positive.

    I am a nerd, a geek, a dork, and that will never change.
    Nerd Powah!

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    1. Yeah, it was just a sore spot for a long time. SO glad you were able to make it a positive! If I had friends like you growing up I wouldn't have left school! (Still would do porn though... my career is just TOO MUCH DAMN FUN!! LoL)

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  7. Sad you had nasty experiences.
    I think that the people that have made themselves our enemies MIGHT have more in common with you than not.
    The problem is they see "nerds" as the problem, rather than the bullies that made being a nerd a problem.
    You at least have the personal integrity and intellectual honesty to embrace your nerd passions without vilifying people that never hurt you. (personally, I know that even my bullies were largely doing it through fear/peer pressure. I will never forgive it, but I understand and empathise)

    My mate's daughter is horse mad.
    I call her my "favourite shit shoveler" :D
    She's got a nerd dad who hosts an annual part for dozens of nerds, so she is entirely fearless when it comes to speaking her mind and getting involved. She's seen what we do to each other, seen us drunk, passed out, hung over and doing ridiculously "mean" things to each other for lulz.
    I can only hope her generation do better.

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    1. I just want people to know that not everyone started out looking awesome and feeling great about themselves... I was kinda the ugly duckling... sure I grew up to look great, but all of the abuse when I was young took it's toll... Bullying is wrong and the reason I decided to say anything at all was because I see @FemFreq as being just that... a bully. She and the SJW think they can speak for all women everywhere and beat up on "Nerds" and "Geeks"... well, some "Nerds" and "Geeks" grew up to have the ability to reach out to an international audience... and will.

      As for your mate's daughter, tell her to keep at it. I wish I did... don't let boys get in the way of something that she loves. There is plenty of time for boys... trust me, I wish I knew when I was young!

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  8. I just wanted to say thank you for posting this. It's actually a breath of fresh air to read something like this today. I don't usually post on this kind of subject because I find that on the internet agenda pushing is completely rampant these days and it's saddening to see how far some people will go to push their own opinions on others.

    I can say that I totally relate to the scarring you grew up with. I grew up around a lot of step brothers and was a massive tomboy when I was young. I was ridiculed most of my young life because I didn't fit in with the other girls. All I wanted to do was play video games, eat licorice and read comics. A lot of my hobbies were considered boyish and yes I enjoy comics, video games, sci-fi, and have a free choice to do so and have been doing so ever since I was a small child. These are the things I love and no one has a right to dictate it or change it because it doesn't fit their personal need of imposing views on others.

    I definitely agree with the way that men are depicted in comics and media the exact same way that women get depicted. The expectations that both sexes are taught to meet have existed across the world in many cultures and in many different ways. If you ask me, true equality will never exist unless we as humans can finally accept that everyone is human and has a choice. No more bullying, no more screaming about who has better rights or privileges, and just appreciating humanity for what it is. We are all humans! :)

    Thanks Natalie Minx, nice to know I'm not alone in these thoughts. Stay strong!

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  9. 我很开心在这里见到你

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