Dropout gets an introduction to adult modeling

Nina doesn’t like classes or homework. She doesn’t like all the rules in school. She likes to sleep in late, watching Netflix until two or three a.m. Nina is a dropout. What she really needs, she realizes, is a job as an adult model. It’s a little sketchy, but she is willing to trade a tiny bit of self-respect to get her needs met. Besides, the manager of the adult agency says nobody needs to know she is an adult model, especially not the older guy who is letting her stay in his apartment. He is almost thirty and Nina hates that he thinks of her as his girlfriend. The agency manager is an old guy, too, but he doesn’t treat her like a girlfriend. He turns on the hot lights and points the cameras toward her. He knows what producers want to see from vulnerable, young dropouts like Nina. She is about to receive a valuable lesson on exploiting and being exploited. After her audition, Nina will see herself in a whole new light. It’s fair to say that she will leave the audition a different person entirely from the girl she was when she went in. But it’s all good. No harm, no foul. Even dropouts need an education.