Who has done the best job of disappearing from the 'scene'?

(16-09-2020 04:09 )xJ4Kx Wrote:  Page Tyler , Darryl Morgan & Charlie O'neal

It's probably easier to 'disappear' if you weren't using your real name in the first place.

Paige had all her content taken down from the Bs website when she left, which is unusual. But I think that was more to do with her starting up her own website at the time.
It was another three years before she closed that and finally left the scene.

(18-09-2020 05:50 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  

(16-09-2020 04:09 )xJ4Kx Wrote:  Page Tyler , Darryl Morgan & Charlie O'neal

It's probably easier to 'disappear' if you weren't using your real name in the first place.

Paige had all her content taken down from the Bs website when she left, which is unusual. But I think that was more to do with her starting up her own website at the time.
It was another three years before she closed that and finally left the scene.

Yeah & that’s why most babeshow babes don’t use their real names when they appear on the shows and any modelling etc they do away from the shows

Dionne Daniels definitely done the best disappearing act there’s literally no traces of her for years

Sammie Pennington - was one of my faves

Leigh Darby just kind of slipped away and you don't hear of her these days.

Laura laine here one moment now completely gone

(16-09-2020 18:41 )uglybob Wrote:  

(16-09-2020 12:54 )Charlemagne Wrote:  Anna Lovato, who had a boob job and then wasn't seen again.

Pippa Blonde, went into the porn industry and then also disappeared.

Both girls disappeared and then after a while made brief and confusing contact with the forum.

Pippa left because her boyfriend found out that she had sex with either a producer or a cameraman.

From Dazzler in 2018 she posted on this forum in why she left the industry and living abroad but not sure in what she upto now from Dazzler

Rebecca Roberts and also Rochelle AKA Savannah Mai both seemed to seamlessly graduate to a new life with partners and families.

Actually, Savannah Mai is an interesting example.

I don’t doubt that she’s managed to find a happy personal, family and professional life after the babeshows — frankly, I hope they all manage that.

But when you google her name, there is still quite a bit of content out there. Maybe she was unsuccessful in “erasing” her babeshow past or maybe it doesn’t affect her, she’s comfortable with it, and didn’t even try too hard?

I suppose the root of the question is this: is it possible for a girl to do a few years on the babeshows and then wipe away all traces of her participation in the industry, if and when she wants to? Has anyone ever done it? Who has done it best?

There are some good examples in this thread, so I guess I’d conclude that it’s increasingly difficult (i.e. it was easier for girls in the earlier days when there wasn’t an army of technologically well-equipped cappers feeding the insatiable appetite of proliferating sites).

That said, a girl with a bit of patience, some fortitude and a decent DMCA lawyer can probably wipe most — if not all — of her “compromising” content off the Internet.

Truth be told, the inspiration for this question was a chat with a mostly-retired girl who was heartbroken that her volunteering gig at her own kid’s school was cancelled when her babeshow past came to the attention of other parents. And she was convinced that she’d never be able to rid the Web of all her vids and images.

I think the question is aimed at high profile names in the industry, in other words women who were more well known in the industry who since finishing, have literally vanished from any sort of media/online coverage.

I'm sure there are some girls who do wish later that all of their previous content vanished with them. Vicki Thomas being one example.
But others do vanish but leave their content there, Fern Fernanda being one presumably.


The other thing to say is that how content has captured has changed.
Magazine/newspaper content has been replaced by video/digital content.
It was far easier for the likes of Sam Fox and Maria Whitaker to walk away into oblivion if they chose to, because their content was mostly confined to "hardcopy" (unless you kept the mag/paper).

These days content is stored and accessible digitally. Billions of people can access Fern Ferrari content and more of it, than they can access Linda Lucsardi content for example.

I do sometimes wonder how women in the porn industry feel. Great in their younger days they fuck on camera, but later when they want to settle down etc, how do they feel knowing that their own kids can actually access content showing their mother being serviced like a whore? It is impossible to erase fully that content because that cannot is available and accessible across a vast platform. Crazy stuff