Ex-porn star Lisa Ann sick of being 'sexualised' so shares tips for men not to be creepy

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mind blown by a friend’s creepy offer to shoot a sex film together for charity.Now, fed up with the constant approaches from men online, the 49 year-old has offered clear guidance about how her 4.2 million followers should interact with her.She described: “No forcing yourself on me… If I book a trip and I’m advertising that I’m going there, the only thing that you need to know about is the event that I’m doing.

That’s it.”Lisa explained that this means she doesn’t want to be met by fans in public or offered to be taken out to drinks by fans while in different cities.“Don’t force yourself to make me have to say no, because I say no a couple of hundred times a day easily,” she added.“Don’t be creepy and assume that because I’m going somewhere that when I’m not at the event I want to be with you.

Because if I wanted to be with you, I would have told you outright.”Despite her career in the adult industry, Lisa warned fans not to “sexualise everything”, arguing that she doesn’t need to see sexual comments on her photos where she is fully clothed.“When I post a photo with a fun quote and I’m fully clothed, I don’t need to hear your sexual comments.If I had posted a photo in lingerie, then I would say I’m somewhat putting that out there and what you put out there you get in return.“But I’m wearing jeans, sneakers, socks, underwear, bra, T-shirt, sweater, scarf, glasses, all of it.

Don’t sexualise those photos.“The last and most important thing is don't be demanding on my time,” she continued.Perhaps controversially, the adult performer suggested that this means she doesn’t want to be approached to sign autographs for fans in her own time.“The one-on-one time in my life is for a very select group of people that I’ve really built.