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Kimi Lixx Talks Back

4/5/01

James DiGiorgio and I interviewed Kimi Lixx Tuesday.

Kimi writes: Luke, I just finished reading the chat log from the show I was on. I was really disappointed. I'm not sure what I expected to find, but whatever it was, I didn't find it. It seems that I came across racist, pitiful, stereotypical and goodness only knows what else. So, while this may do more harm than good, I thought I'd address some of the things from the chat log and try to get my view across.

shiningpath> Kimmi, please provide us with a complete list of venereal diseases you have encountered in you porn career shiningpath> I mean among your costars
shiningpath> Kimmi, do you insist on condoms in all your films?

Kimi writes: So far I don't seem to have encountered anyone with anything. That is to say, I don't have anything detectable, no HPV (warts), no herpes, no HIV, no anything else. Either I'm lucky, resistant or have only had clean partners. I don't insist on condoms, condoms are unlikely to protect against herpes or HPV (since skin to skin is all thats necessary for transmission and HPV and herpes can be shed from any infected area - not just the genitals) everyone has to present their current HIV tests (and I'm comfortable with that level of psuedo protection), everything else, except hepatitis (yes, I'm afraid of that, but you roll the dice and you take your chances) is curable.

mikesouth> ask kimi about her religious background
janedoe> is Kimmi a christian?

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Kimi writes: I was born into a Baptist christian family, I was firm in that faith until I was about 12, I didn't give up Christianity, I just lost faith in it. When I was 15 I married a Mennonite (for those who don't know, that is the christian sect the Amish split off from, very conservative folks) and as a good wife, I followed his church practices, though I had no real faith. During the time I was married I had plenty of opportunity to see the good and the bad in the church, it seemed to me that these people were no different than anyone else I had ever known. Some of them were liars, some were cheating on their spouses, some stole from their employers - none of them were perfect and many weren't even "good". After I divorced I left the church because there just was no reason for me to stay, I didn't believe and I had no obligation. I chose not to find any other religion because I just don't feel a need for it in my life. I don't need to be forgiven, I don't need mercy, I don't need a! n afterlife. I'm willing to take responsibility for my actions in this life and make my own way through it and make my own decisions on what is right and wrong for me.

shiningpath> LUKE!!!!! Ask her which family member raped her
trixy> Am I the only one who hasnt been molested in the biz?
brandyalx> No Trixy. I wasn't.
brandyalx> Don't you hate these ridiculous stereotypes?

Kimi writes: Yes, I was a sexually abused child. My step father did it. I was 6 when it started and 14 when it ended. It ended because I left home. Did I get into the adult industry because I was a molested child? I don't think so. Is there an unusually large number of women in this industry who were molested? The statistics say 1 in every 3 girls in this country are molested. Between trixy, Brandy and I it sure looks like one in three. Perhaps it just seems like an usually large number because in most businesses people aren't free to discuss their sexual lives. In this one we're supposed to be able to be open about it. Yes, I hate ridiculous stereotypes, too. I don't think I'm a stereotypical victim, and I don't think I'm a stereotypical porn chick.

shiningpath> Raped as a kid, tortured as an "adult"
brandyalx> That would round out the sob story, wouldn't it

Kimi writes: No, it wouldn't. I have never been abused as an adult. The injury discussed happened before I left home.

shiningpath> I would rather hear more about them than these mutiliated broken women

Kimi replies: I don't feel mutilated or broken. Have I been hurt? Yes. Am I a despondant disaster because of it? No. I'm a strong-willed, intelligent, moderately insecure, ordinary person. Nothing more, nothing less.

shiningpath> Kimmi, have you ever had sex with a black man?
shiningpath> would you?

Kimi replies: Yes I have, and yes I would. I mentioned that I had been told by some industry people that I shouldn't do interracial scenes as it would harm my career. I also mentioned that I have already done one interracial scene, though it was only a bj. I thought it was funny that, at the time, I didn't even notice he was black. I'm not insensitive, it just doesn't matter enough to me what color someone's skin is. I remember the jokes he told, I remember how considerate he was, and I remember his name - his skin color just didn't matter.

sinderoluminoso> Ask her what she thinks of jews as folk

Kimi replies: I think they're just regular folk, like anyone else. I don't think they're evil, I don't think they're special. I don't think they have a conspiracy to economically control the world. I think the holocaust was a horrible thing. I think people enslaving other people, of any nationality, is also a horrible thing. I do believe that once you have learned from the past its time to move on. Remember it, but don't ruminate on it.

trixy> What's her average pay per scene?

Kimi replies: I'm not sure I've had enough experience to have an "average" yet.

kb> Kimmi have you ever f---ed a loser?
kb> or paid his rent?

Kimi replies: No, at least not as far as I know.

meni> Movies taht SUCK? 99% of PORN MOVIES SUCK

Kimi replies: By "suck" I meant that the product itself was of poor quality. I'm no judge of the content, I wouldn't know a good jack-off flick if it bit me on the ass. When the video quality is so poor that you can barely view the content, when the lighting is off, the sound is spotty and the editing is so bad that you can't even follow the scenes - it sucks.

meni> Ask her to Spell, Broke Ass Whore Besides "what would she do for a Klondike Bar?"

Kimi replies: This is the last comment I felt needed addressing. (I'll get to the Klondike thing in a minute) I'm not doing porn for the money. If I was I'd be a lot more serious about it. I have a good education, I've worked "regular" jobs before, and I'm sure I will again. I own my home, I own my car, I'm not in debt and I don't have any habits that are likely to get me into debt. I don't support a boyfriend and my ex-husband co-parents faithfully and financially. Why am I doing porn? Because I thought it would be fun! Because I got a kick out of the idea that the wretched kids who teased me in school for being an ugly duckling would now be jacking-off looking at me! I think pornography is a hoot! I think sex is fun, I think people are way too uptight about it! This is my own personal, self-centered, raspberry at the world. - I don't like ice cream - I wouldn't do anything for a Klondike Bar!