Farrah Abraham is telling Gracie Abrams to put down the mic following her recent "out of date" comments that porn is "dangerous, not real, and a performance" ... telling TMZ she would never shame people for consuming adult content as they explore their sexuality.
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00:00I think it's an out of date mindset when Gracie Abrams thinks like she knows more than our
00:09systemic culture.
00:11Our systemic culture worldwide, we're looking at things to get ideas or say what I like
00:18about this or that's good for me.
00:20Like consent culture, number one, it's like discovery, figuring out what works for you,
00:25what you want for your life, and live that in the best, healthy, safe possible way.
00:31And I think that's what I've done in my life.
00:32I don't know how much lived experience Gracie Abrams has, but I will say from my own experience
00:39and my own life that's been public that I've had my own adult entertainment issues.
00:44And I have to say, I'm grateful for one, that adult entertainment has created safer online
00:52policies, protections, and laws for those who might be discovering themselves, having
01:00intimate relationships.
01:02So Gracie Abrams can have her own idea of what the world is, but the real world that
01:07we live in is a systemic culture where everyone is looking at feature films, adult entertainment.
01:13It's all media, it's all consumption.
01:16And we all look at that to get ideas, you know, like married couples, they get their
01:21ideas from looking at all these cool new movies.
01:24And I think sexual health and wellness plays such a big part in adult entertainment industry
01:29right now.
01:30So people can have healthier, better relationships with consent involved, which I love.