Porn star Christiana Cinn says Domino's Pizza delivery driver offered her $200 for sex

A porn star alleges a Domino’s driver delivered her a proposition for sex following her pizza delivery, but the pizza chain says the adult fim star has her facts wrong. A few hours after her pizza was delivered, Cinn received a text message from a number she did not recognize. The person identified himself as Chris and said he delivered to her that day. Cinn asked him why he was contacting her when she did not give her number out to him. “Chris” replied, “Sorry if it’s a problem I won’t I text you at that time to ask you [a] question.”

He followed up the text with, “Was offering you $200 but never mind you must be one of those bad and boujee.” Urban Dictionary defines "bad and boujee" as “when you wear expensive clothing and are always on fashion trends” or a woman who is “savage.”

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So here is an interesting story. A woman who is paid money for sexual acts on film, is now offended for guess what....being offered money for sexual acts off film. Does this woman who openly gets paid money for sex have a right to be part of the #Metoo movement? Does she even have a moral leg to stand on to be outraged for this man basically doing what her agents do every day? Negotiate a price for her sexual acts.

I have to admit I am all for women being treated as equals and there is a real #metoo movement involving women who are being preyed upon by powerful men. However does a porn star who choose herself to be in that business and get paid fro sex now have the same issues as say a corporate woman who isn't being paid for sex??

Maybe his offer was just too low....Do you think this would be an issues if say he offered 10 grand for sex?

Discuss.....

a reply to: GuidedKill

Depends, who's morals are we using? Mine? Yours? Hers?

originally posted by: AScrubWhoDied
a reply to: GuidedKill

Depends, who's morals are we using? Mine? Yours? Hers?

Hers....

so? Does she have a leg to stand on??

a reply to: GuidedKill


Someone's profession doesn't mean they can't be sexually harassed. I'm not sure if this is a case of sexual harassment, but if it was, her profession shouldn't matter.

a reply to: GuidedKill

Is the man in question a film maker?

originally posted by: PsychoEmperor
a reply to: GuidedKill


Someone's profession doesn't mean they can't be sexually harassed. I'm not sure if this is a case of sexual harassment, but if it was, her profession shouldn't matter.

Was it sexual harassment or a real justifiable contract offer? How does one know the difference when they sell sex for a living? Does price dictate real offers? And once again if he offered say her going rate would this be an issue?

originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: GuidedKill

Is the man in question a film maker?

Maybe.....I really don't know.

Maybe he is an amateur just starting out and was hoping to land a E list porn celeb for 200 bucks...Would that all of a sudden make it right?

a reply to: GuidedKill

I believe so. Accepting money for sex off camera is a crime in most states. Is it retarded? Yes, but that's the way it is.

It's silly to believe you're entitled to solicit sex from a woman because of her chosen profession.

So what - someone offers you a couple a hundred for sex. In her case? She was probably offended it was such a low ball offer.

Also - she can block his number and get pizza from another service.

Considering the kid contacted her when he was off duty - that's a bit sketchy on the rules there - but probably a no no.

Anyway, I'm sure this isn't the first time it's happened to her, and will not be the last, at least until she wears out.

Just wants a little camera time with her clothes on as far as I'm concerned.

This is outrageous! I would have only offered $100.

She gets paid to have sex.
Why is this an issue?
He just wanted her to do contract labor in her field of work.

originally posted by: AScrubWhoDied
a reply to: GuidedKill

I believe so. Accepting money for sex off camera is a crime in most states. Is it retarded? Yes, but that's the way it is.

It's silly to believe you're entitled to solicit sex from a woman because of her chosen profession.

So if he has a camera it's ok to ask? Would a cell phone camera suffice? Maybe he is shooting blair witch style, you know gorilla porn. Does that make all the difference in the world?

originally posted by: Bluntone22
She gets paid to have sex.
Why is this an issue?
He just wanted her to do contract labor in her field of work.

Exaclty! I have 10-99 employees all the time. Maybe he was attempting to recruit a sub contractor...I mean that is her business.

You never hear a pharmacist getting offended by people wanting to buy drugs cause that's what they sell. She sells sex and is offended by someone wanting to buy some?? It's confusing!!!

originally posted by: GuidedKill

originally posted by: AScrubWhoDied

a reply to: GuidedKill



I believe so. Accepting money for sex off camera is a crime in most states. Is it retarded? Yes, but that's the way it is.



It's silly to believe you're entitled to solicit sex from a woman because of her chosen profession.

So if he has a camera it's ok to ask? Would a cell phone camera suffice? Maybe he is shooting blair witch style, you know gorilla porn. Does that make all the difference in the world?

I think you're being a bit silly on purpose. If this is a "Porn should be illegal" thing then say that. I just read from your link, it doesn't sound like it was the pizza guy but if it was, he wouldn't know she is a porn star so he's just asking a random woman he delivered to. But to go further, I'm not even sure the offer was for sex, the text read "was going to offer 200" 200 what? This is a silly nothing happened story. I don't understand your point though.

Should we all be free to sexually harass porn stars?

a reply to: GuidedKill

If he proposed to use a camera then I believe that satisfies the legal requirements , however I'm no expert.

I don't think it's ok to ask. If she has an agent ( I don't even know if that's a thing) then the proper course of action would be to contact that person with an offer.

If she ordered pizza that's probably what she was after, not some random sending her a message later. Actually that's quite creepy.

That seems like a bad dream.

a reply to: PsychoEmperor

How is asking someone a question harassment?
Never know till you ask. Not a stretch to think that someone who bangs for money might bang for money.

originally posted by: GuidedKill

originally posted by: Bluntone22
She gets paid to have sex.
Why is this an issue?
He just wanted her to do contract labor in her field of work.

Exaclty! I have 10-99 employees all the time. Maybe he was attempting to recruit a sub contractor...I mean that is her business.

You never hear a pharmacist getting offended by people wanting to buy drugs cause that's what they sell. She sells sex and is offended by someone wanting to buy some?? It's confusing!!!

I'm pretty sure if someone came up to my pharmacist friend attempting to buy drugs when he was out in public, he WOULD be offended... and probably call the cops.

a reply to: AScrubWhoDied

It is creepy as #. Creepy does not mean harassment though

a reply to: GuidedKill

I'm pretty sure if I showed up to a pharmacist's place of residence looking to acquire drugs that would be problematic.