Jenna Jameson (Wikipedia) renounces the tricky methods of male porn stars — after having recently retired from the porn business with flying colors. Jenna Jameson is the founder of Club Jenna and is also known as “The Queen of Porn” because of her successful career as a porn star. She has also written several bestselling autobiographies and memoirs. Additionally, her company Club Jenna recently merged with Playboy to become a more prominent force in the adult industry. Jenna shook her head when inquired about the male porn stars who use penis enlargement and performance enhancement drugs (source). “They just aren’t that good at sex without little blue pills,” Jenna says. “They really mock their own masculinity when they have to take drugs to pop an erection and have sex.” The problem in today’s industry is that 99% of the male actors use those types of drugs to have an edge against competitors. Penis enlargements pills are likened to steroids used in baseball and football. “If you don’t use them, you simply cannot compete with the other meat,” a male star told us. “I wish we could go back in time a few decades when I first entered the business — to when the sex was natural,” said Jenna with a nostalgic expression. Back then, breast implants were first being developed, experimenting women were dying from toxic poisoning and the average male penis size was four inches shorter than what we see in porn today. When asked about whether she feels the same way about female porn stars with fake breasts Jenna quoted, “No, that’s a completely separate issue. Breast implants and silicone injections… Things like are proven to exponentially increase the sale of a movie or a website. Our audience simply needs larger breasts and the adult business could not survive without them.” Not mentioning that her own breasts were made from polysynthetic materials, Jenna Jameson said, “I respect every woman out there who makes the difficult but obvious choice of enhancing their breasts with whatever methods and technology we have available.” More than 85% of women in the sex industry — that’s including strippers, escorts and prostitutes — have had breast enlargement surgery or regularly use some type of enhancing product.