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Contrary to the typical victim narrative, performers like Lily Phillips and Bonnie Blue are unequivocally portrayed as willing participants who knowingly engage in these stunts. While Phillips reportedly became emotionally distressed afterward, it doesn't negate the fact she actively chose to participate. Both women are accused of capitalizing on their online personas for publicity, further fueling their notoriety.

Phillips even announced plans for a “backdoor challenge”—an even more extreme stunt involving as many as 2,000 acts of anal sex—raising concerns about her health and well-being. Critics argue that these choices are reckless and could cause lasting health consequences, effectively turning what should be personal decisions into public spectacles.