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The Radical Adult Performer With a Very Regular Dating Life
What's it like to date online when you're a famous porn actor? For starters, no one believes you're you, explains Janice Griffith.
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Online dating is tricky enough when you're not famous and often naked on the internet. But having potential suitors mistake your real dating profile for a catfish is just one of the many occupational hazards that the adult performer, activist, and—coincidentally—my new Brooklyn neighbor Janice Griffith is forced to navigate on the daily. “When I was on Bumble, my account got reported for being fake,” she tells me. “And I was like, ‘You deleted me!’ ”
Griffith, 25, is one of the most outspoken and in-demand porn actors on the planet—someone who cares deeply about normalizing sex work. She and I have been online acquaintances for a few years now, and when she said she was down to talk all about her dating life as someone who works in the industry, it seemed like a perfect reason to finally connect IRL. Her challenges, I'd learn, aren't so different from any other millennial's, though she does have some wisdom we can glean. “Porn years,” she explains, expedite maturity very swiftly.
When I arrive at her door on a cold afternoon in December, I can hear her pleading with her 50-pound pit bull mix, Opal, from the other side to refrain from accosting me. (One of the reasons she settled on this new multi-bedroom duplex is it has a backyard for Opal to run around in.) Griffith is wearing an elegantly flowy satin pajama set befitting a wealthy eccentric auntie, and she immediately apologizes for the state of things: There are pantry deliveries that need to be put away, as well as a few boxes still awaiting unpacking. A DVD sleeve of Lesbian Anal Virgins, starring my host, rests on top of one. As we settle onto her sofa, she fixes us tea using one of her vintage tea sets and rolls a joint. Opal hops up and melts into my lap.
“It's fun to want to be the best version of yourself after a breakup. When you get revenge hot.”
Originally from New York, Griffith flew to Los Angeles when she was 18 to shoot “just one scene” and then subsequently continued to work for nearly every adult production company under the sun. She tells me she fell in love for the first time not too long before that, at 15, and it was a “perfect intense puppy love and it taught me I can be absolutely bananas in love,” she says. The guy was “kind of stupid” and showed her how to drive (even though she still doesn't have a license), but things ended abruptly and she wound up with a broken heart. At one point Griffith pulls out her phone to look for the guy on Instagram, but nothing comes up and she shrugs it off. “Heartbreak is fun, though,” she says. “It's fun to want to be the best version of yourself after. When you get revenge hot.”
Her visibility means she gets a ton of DMs from fans—which range from extremely bad to just very bad—but they don't seem to faze her much. (“Do not use a weird, dirty joke in the first few messages,” she advises.) For Griffith, any potential partner has to be sex positive and open-minded about what she does for a living; even the faintest whiff of possessiveness is a non-starter. “I'm friends with tons of people I've had sex with,” she says.
At another point during our conversation, she scrolls through the text messages of one of her more well-known exes, the political Twitch streamer Hasan Piker. This was maybe the only one of Griffith's relationships visible online, and although they don't talk anymore, she says he's partly responsible for why she got Opal—she loved spending time with his dog so much that she wanted a canine companion of her own. For the most part she believes exes can still be in each other's lives, although it takes hard work and care. The friendship has to feel intentional. “It'd be such a shame to not have someone in your life after they were so important to you, just because you aren't romantic anymore,” she says.
Hollywood seems to love portraying sex work as some sort of cautionary tale, even when it's well intentioned. (See: The Netflix docuseries Hot Girls Wanted, which Griffith and her peers have criticized as exploitative.) Reality, however, is tamer—at least for Griffith. She's picky about her partners. And even though she can be fiery online, in person she strikes me as a romantic optimist—the kind of person who chooses to see the latent good in others. The pandemic has made dating tricky, and she's not eager to jump into a new relationship anytime soon. But she has thought a lot about what she wants in a partner. “If I fall asleep on the couch, I need you to carry me to bed and tuck me in—I think that's my love language,” she explains, laughing. “But I've taken a couple of love-language tests, and I'm almost equally split between the five of them.”
Sable Yong is a writer based in Brooklyn .
A version of this story originally appeared in the March 2021 issue with the title "The Radical Adult Performer With The Very Regular Dating Life."
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Janice Griffith is a 26-year-old American Person from New York, United States. She was born on Monday, July 3, 1995. Is Janice Griffith married or single, and who is she dating now? Let’s find out!
She began her career in the adult film industry at the youngest age possible of 18 in 2013.
Fun Fact: On the day of Janice Griffith’s birth, "Waterfalls" by TLC was the number 1 song on The Billboard Hot 100 and Bill Clinton (Democratic) was the U.S. President.
Janice Griffith is single . She is not dating anyone currently. Janice had at least 1 relationship in the past. Janice Griffith has not been previously engaged. She grew up in a very preppy town. According to our records, she has no children.
Like many celebrities and famous people, Janice keeps her personal and love life private. Check back often as we will continue to update this page with new relationship details. Let’s take a look at Janice Griffith past relationships, ex-boyfriends and previous hookups.
Janice Griffith’s birth sign is Cancer. Cancers are very sensitive and caring. A Cancer typically rushes falls in love falls quickly and with a very loud thud and is less likely to bail when the going gets rough. Cancers are very loyal and determined to work things out. The most compatible signs with Cancer are generally considered to be Taurus, Virgo, Scorpio, and Pisces. The least compatible signs with Cancer are generally considered to be Aries and Libra. Janice Griffith also has a ruling planet of Moon.
She has not been previously engaged. We are currently in process of looking up more information on the previous dates and hookups.
Janice Griffith was born on the 3rd of July in 1995 (Millennials Generation). The first generation to reach adulthood in the new millennium, Millennials are the young technology gurus who thrive on new innovations, startups, and working out of coffee shops. They were the kids of the 1990s who were born roughly between 1980 and 2000. These 20-somethings to early 30-year-olds have redefined the workplace. Time magazine called them “The Me Me Me Generation” because they want it all. They are known as confident, entitled, and depressed. Janice’s life path number is 7.
Janice Griffith is best known for being a Person . Adult film actress who first jumped into the industry after signing up on James Deen’s website. She was involved in a legal manner with Dan Bilzerian in 2014/2015. The education details are not available at this time. Please check back soon for updates.
Janice was born in the 1990s. The 1990s is remembered as a decade of peace, prosperity and the rise of the Internet. In 90s DVDs were invented, Sony PlayStation was released, Google was founded, and boy bands ruled the music charts.
According to Chinese Zodiac, Janice was born in the Year of the Pig. People born in the Year of the Pig are good-mannered. They are always forgiving of other people's mistakes, which at times can translate to naivete and gullibility.
Janice Griffith has not been previously engaged.
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