Stephanie Swift had with deft and surefooted pluck had made the transition from amateur porn to become a starlet with a contract. Ten thousand other models would suck off a sweaty fat man in dirty underwear to be in her shoes. But, her success, her art, being a top starlet, all that meant she had to find a way to be unique and set herself apart from the nameless, un-contracted hordes of girls wanting prove themselves more artfully slutty than the last girl at the gate. This was a time when directors would enema a starlet’s asshole with various paints and require her to spray it out her ass, inadvertently creating pornographic tributes to Jackson Pollack. How does a girl not get lost in a game where trying to always top the last bit of outrageousness becomes required faire?

Certainly, doing the gang bang where she had to lick out each guys asshole, including the hairy butt orifice of Ron Jeremy, was one way, but Stephanie was smart enough to know that would only get her so far. She would have to set herself apart, not just by being sexually outrageous, but developing talents and her God given assets to keep fans and producers happy.

Walking the AVN trade show floor, one would instantly be struck by a few things. First, considering the number of booths offering everything from mushroom headed glass phalluses, to polished silver nipple clamps, flavored condoms, and models hawking every kind of porn, big boobs, black dicks, fat chicks, and midget orgies, transgender, transsexual, hetero, gay, and bisexual play. Standing out in the vast mass of it would not be easy, but Stephanie clued in quickly and figured out her niche. She wasn’t going to go any further down the gross out gag factor dark and dirty fecal path of perversity. She would celebrate her natural and beautiful assets. At a time when every starlet was determined to get a boob job she would stay organic. Saline and silicone free. Instead of buying a new rack of tits that would fit like a pair of bolt on boobs, she would keep her breasts natural, no matter that they were small by industry standards.