WILD & REFINED

Jada Fire, a porn star, is a sensation in this realm of sensuality. Often photographed by Bang Brothers she  is an interesting combination of conflicting stories. It seems she has to be viewed fairly by what she does to discern small pieces of what she is telling her fans. She has been photographed in every conceivable way as a model. Her body is dark and muscular, and for some who are color-struck being dark is either a plus or a minus. She has been photographed in dominant and submissive postures. She has allowed her vagina to be penetrated by machines, fingers, white men, black men, and the worse, by white men who professed to despise her beyond contempt.

Two white men expressed the deepest hate, and contempt for her, her pussy, and her esteem she carried. They swore they'd reduce her to nothing, to shit, and they did. She allowed it. I saw pictures. I didn't see the footage. I read some of the script. In my research for my series, The Sacred Whore Series, Jada Fire has held my interest because of the story in her eyes.

After the brutal sex with those two crackers the camera looked right into her eyes, and the profound lack of light, and dignity, and the foulness of the deed done to her could not be hidden. As a father, and a man it shook the foundations of belief, and sobriety. But, she allowed it, and permitted it to be filmed. Was her degradation an act of violence towards a story living within her? I don't know, but her eyes capture and tell the stories of a multitude of women helpless in the trading of sex for money. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.4.13

Sophia Loren, the world's favorite Italian actress, profoundly changed the scope of sensuality in the 1960's onward. Her ability and the fact of her depth of character study, interests in life, and her commitment to art, and marriage deepened and broaden her powers, her mystique securing her a place in the memories and history of a crude people, and an evolving group of people. Perceived in worlds poles apart Sophia Loren reached across those invisible lines of demarcation and embraced with her presence, and sense of being in style, or alignment with who she was at any given moment as a celebrity, a woman, a wife, and icon, and understood people where they were in their lives! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.4.13