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Bonnie blue risky sexual behaviour whilst pregnant

358 replies

Jellysweets13 · Today 17:22

If you’re not interested in discussing this then feel free to scroll on by.

A lot of us will know who Bonnie Blue is. The porn star who slept with 1000 men and various other stunts. Loves to rage bait especially to women.

She’s now pregnant, probably around 4-6 months.

If she’s to be believed she’s still working and filming and her latest stunt was to hold a baby shower in which she invited strangers to urinate over her and then have sex with her.

Obviously this has created a lot of outrage and disgust and there are comments everywhere online saying that she is not only sexualising her baby but that social services should be involved.

I’m not completely convinced that she actually doing these things for real. She has an X page showing clips, but it could all be fake or AI.

But let’s say for a moment that she really is having sex with strangers and letting them urinate on her. Where is the line drawn between her body her choice and saying that she’s putting the baby at risk and social services should be involved?

I’m very much usually of the opinion of women having autonomy and choice, but it seems like very risky behaviour and the child is going to have to endure a lot of negative comments and attention because of the choices the mother is making. She doesn’t need to do these things whilst pregnant she is a millionaire.

Yabu - her body her choice
Yanbu - it’s a social services case

OP posts:
EmeraldShamrock000 · Today 20:41

throwawayimplantchat · Today 20:37

She’s saying “piss all over my pregnant body then fuck me” in the promo videos. You don’t think that is a form of degradation? You don’t think the men who want to “piss all over” a pregnant woman are degrading them?

The men are worse. I would disown my DS if he queued up for sex. No joke.
Just shows how fucking low they are, no wonder men get away with drugging their wives and offering their unconscious body to other men, who turn up. Vile.

Ponoka7 · Today 20:42

Glowingup · Today 20:39

Sadly, given the high number of pervs out there, there is quite a bit of pregnancy porn, so other porn actresses are doing the same (albeit they're not as famous in their own right). Many of them will also do really gross stuff that would humiliate and embarrass any child who made that discovery about their parent. But that wouldn't warrant removal.

It would instigate safeguarding, how that would pan out depends on BB.

Rufus27 · Today 20:44

TeaPot496 · Today 18:49

An unborn baby has no legal rights so at present SS have no remit

I’m an adoptive mum. SS were heavily involved with all my children before they were born. They were removed at birth and went straight into care. For the second, we knew it was likely they’d come to us several months before they were born (we had already adopted the sibling).

Glowingup · Today 20:45

Ponoka7 · Today 20:40

@TheStepboardisfullofbitteroddos you don't understand risky sexual behaviour? The fact that she is having sex with men who also indulge in risky sexual behaviour? You honestly see no difference between being in a relationship and going into a room with dozens of men, who are happy to use a woman as a piece of meat, while heavily pregnant?

It's not unheard of for women to sleep with several different men while pregnant. Given that many men are cheats, there are also women who have sex with men who engage in risky behaviours while pregnant and they are completely unaware of it. It really wouldn't be good if that became a ground for removing a child.

throwawayimplantchat · Today 20:46

Backedoffhackedoff · Today 20:32

But OF COURSE she’s on their radar. Don’t you think thousands of people would’ve called social services about her after this stunt? Do you imagine no one thought of doing this?

Yes I know, I was just replying to someone who was trying to make out that her behaviour is the same as women simply having a sex life during pregnancy…

RoseField1 · Today 20:46

Ipsevenenabibas · Today 20:13

Pregnant women in porn appeal to a very particular person. If you can't see the link I can't help you.

Are you alleging that I consume 'pregnancy porn'?

Daygloboo · Today 20:46

YellingAway · Today 20:29

There is no baby is actually a fetus which cannot consent as fetuses have no legal rights. Are you wanting them to have?

I thought she was 6 months pregnant. You cant abort then can you ? So it must be recognised as a person.

Backedoffhackedoff · Today 20:48

Allthatwegotisthispalebluedot · Today 20:34

I didn’t say the safeguarding concern automatically triggers a lengthy process. I asked if people felt it would be grounds to trigger further investigation or involvement. (No one ruled out it just being a phone call).

Maybe the keenness to be smug is getting in the way of reading comprehension for some posters on this thread.

No, I’m not keen to be smug. I’m keen to understand why you want to be sure something- something that might be nothing- has happened and why you think that action goes any way towards solving the problem of Bonnie blue being pregnant.

Would it make you feel better if you knew that her baby shower prompted a phone call From SS to BB? Why? It’s basically a nothing action!

throwawayimplantchat · Today 20:48

EmeraldShamrock000 · Today 20:41

The men are worse. I would disown my DS if he queued up for sex. No joke.
Just shows how fucking low they are, no wonder men get away with drugging their wives and offering their unconscious body to other men, who turn up. Vile.

I agree the men are worse. It doesn’t make what she is doing any more morally acceptable to me personally.

RoseField1 · Today 20:49

Backedoffhackedoff · Today 20:32

But OF COURSE she’s on their radar. Don’t you think thousands of people would’ve called social services about her after this stunt? Do you imagine no one thought of doing this?

Oh the radar doesn't mean anything. It's something people say when they don't understand how social services work. A child can have a thousand referrals but if they don't meet threshold for intervention nothing will happen.

Glowingup · Today 20:51

Daygloboo · Today 20:46

I thought she was 6 months pregnant. You cant abort then can you ? So it must be recognised as a person.

It's not.

Daygloboo · Today 20:51

throwawayimplantchat · Today 20:48

I agree the men are worse. It doesn’t make what she is doing any more morally acceptable to me personally.

It would be interesting to know their reasons.it is quite odd behaviour.

Backedoffhackedoff · Today 20:51

RoseField1 · Today 20:49

Oh the radar doesn't mean anything. It's something people say when they don't understand how social services work. A child can have a thousand referrals but if they don't meet threshold for intervention nothing will happen.

Yes I know, I was quoting back the language of the poster I quoted

SouthLondonMum22 · Today 20:53

I think it's unlikely that SS will be involved before the birth. I honestly doubt it will be the case after either unless something major happens.

What she is doing is obviously questionable from a moral point of view but having lots of casual sex when pregnant isn't child abuse, especially when a foetus doesn't have the same rights as a child until birth and having lots of casual sex when you have a small child isn't child abuse unless she actively involves the child and obviously that would be very, very different.

She isn't the only influencer type that will have her baby all over social media. Again, not child abuse.

Glowingup · Today 20:54

Rufus27 · Today 20:44

I’m an adoptive mum. SS were heavily involved with all my children before they were born. They were removed at birth and went straight into care. For the second, we knew it was likely they’d come to us several months before they were born (we had already adopted the sibling).

Yes but they will not have had any powers over the birth mum until she actually gave birth. They would have been involved with her and tried to support etc but they couldn't do anything until the child was born. With many birth parents who have had kids removed before, they know it's inevitable that the next one will be removed too so a plan is made early on as to what will happen.

PhaedraTwo · Today 20:54

RoseField1 · Today 17:31

The baby is not at risk until it's born. But afterwards - I don't know if social services would get involved. It's icky, being a parent who is also a porn star but does it directly harm the child? At least while they are a baby? Unclear.

The baby is at risk of her catching an STD. Herpes can be devastating to a baby.

Daygloboo · Today 20:54

Glowingup · Today 20:51

It's not.

But in cases where a woman has been killed while pregnant i think the homicide of a child is also recognised isnt it. The " unborn child" is the term i think. Im sure ive seen that before now.

YellingAway · Today 20:54

Daygloboo · Today 20:46

I thought she was 6 months pregnant. You cant abort then can you ? So it must be recognised as a person.

The fetus has no legal rights until born. Do you want the state to control pregnant women as that is what you and many posters are implying.

RoseField1 · Today 20:55

PhaedraTwo · Today 20:54

The baby is at risk of her catching an STD. Herpes can be devastating to a baby.

Yes I'm sorry but that's just not enough for social services to get involved during a pregnancy.

Glowingup · Today 20:55

PhaedraTwo · Today 20:54

The baby is at risk of her catching an STD. Herpes can be devastating to a baby.

Anyone having unprotected sex is at potential risk of herpes. Including married women whose husbands might have cheated on them.

NameChangeMay2026 · Today 20:56

She's not pregnant.

Glowingup · Today 20:56

Daygloboo · Today 20:54

But in cases where a woman has been killed while pregnant i think the homicide of a child is also recognised isnt it. The " unborn child" is the term i think. Im sure ive seen that before now.

Not in this country. Maybe in America.

EvangelicalAboutButteredToast · Today 20:56

ohgollyme · Today 20:13

I think you make a good point OP. To me it’s morally illogical to, on one hand to state it’s ’a fetus’ and ‘your body, your choice’ but on the other, be outraged at what she’s doing. Surely if you have the moral right to abort at any point, then you have the moral right to also do this?

God that analogy has just made my head hurt.

NameChangeMay2026 · Today 20:56

Glowingup · Today 20:55

Anyone having unprotected sex is at potential risk of herpes. Including married women whose husbands might have cheated on them.

Of course, but it's not devastating to an adult like it is to a foetus.

Daygloboo · Today 20:58

YellingAway · Today 20:54

The fetus has no legal rights until born. Do you want the state to control pregnant women as that is what you and many posters are implying.

So the child has no rights at all. But I'm sure there are precedents in law that contradict that.