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on xt at strip Chat. Okay, so my guest today
built her career on a premise. The industry still hasn't
fully caught up to that. Being fully yourself isn't a liability,
it's the whole point. As a trans woman and digital creator.
She didn't wait for Elane to open up. She carved one,
using online platforms to connect directly with an audience that
was hungry for exactly what she was doing today. She's
an award nominated performer and a genuine voice on identity,
visibility and what it takes to actually build something real
in this business. Please welcome Eva Maxim to Holly Randall unfiltered.
Speaker 2: Hi, thank you so much, so happy to be here today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me too. I'm glad that we finally got to
get this to happen. I always see you at award
shows and you always look like so fabulous, and you
look no less fabulous today. Talking about that, all right,
So we'll start from the beginning, like we often do.
So how did you get started in the adult industry
in the first place.
Speaker 2: I get started in the adult industry because of my
horny as to be honestly, I mean, that's a that's
a good reason to get in. Yeah. I reached out
to some to a performer's d M under the pretenses
that I was interested in the industry and that he needed,
like I needed to be pointed to the right direction.
But I just really just wanted to like hit it and.
Speaker 1: Hit that hit up that performer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just like hit and quit a type of situations. Yeah,
and I did meet him. I crossed him on my
list and how was he?
Speaker 1: He was great? I mean, you know, as a performer and.
Speaker 2: The sex, it was amazing. Okay, yeah, you know, as
a person.
Speaker 1: That's okay, we don't need we don't need another personality.
Speaker 2: But but yeah, it was great. It was amazing. Yeah,
all right.
Speaker 1: And then okay, so from there, how did you take
the next step to actually building this as a.
Speaker 2: Career From there, like a couple of weeks after we
met and stuff like that, he actually said, well, I
have a saint for you is this day and this
day are you available to do it? This is what
you need to do, and this is where you need
to go to get tested. And if you're down, then
I meet you. And I thought about it. I I
told my mom actually right away, hey, I have this opportunity,
this is going on, and I thought it through. I
booked my flight to LA and I was in the studio.
Speaker 1: So how did your mom take it? I Mean, it's
so funny because so many people wait. Do either their
parents find out in like a terrible way or they
at least wait until they've done their first scene.
Speaker 2: But you that was my mom as my best friend
and my number one supporter in absolutely every decision that
I have taken in my life, and she does not
judge me for anything. So I've always been comfortable from
day one to tell anything to my mom.
Speaker 1: It's amazing.
Speaker 2: I've been extremely lucky to be honestly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's amazing to have someone.
Speaker 2: I did wait to tell my.
Speaker 1: Dad though, Okay, how did he take it?
Speaker 2: He didn't tell me anything. I just told him, Hey,
I just want to let you know that I don't
know what kind of content you watch, but if you
see someone that looks like me, it's me, you don't
click on it. You know that looks a lot like
my daughter?
Speaker 1: Oh shit?
Speaker 2: And he's just soo quiet and laughed about it, and
that was that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's kind of a good way to put it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like, if you see somebody that looks like me,
it is okay.
Speaker 1: So was I'm assuming that your dad is someone that
you figured probably watched for because a lot of people
think that their parents like would never write like, they'll
never find out because they never watched. No, they've always
went out.
Speaker 2: Of course, of course they do. Even when I used
to live in the house. I've seen they're all search
history and things like that. Absolutely, Oh my god, that's funny.
Speaker 1: So I knew it well, I mean, so obviously my
parents made pornography, so like I knew they watched it,
and like I knew my dad's search history because he'd
tell me about scenes that he saw that he thought
that maybe we should emulate for work, or performers that
we should look up or something like that. I actually
remember towards the end of you know, my father got
Parkinson's and his mentally started to degrade. But he's still
liked to watch porn, but his hearing was getting worse,
and so he'd go up to his room and he'd
watch porn and it would be so fucking loud that
you could hear it, like throughout the whole house, and
like my nanny would be there because I had a baby,
and I'd have to like go up there and be like, Dad,
can you turn the porn down just a little bit.
It's literally like echoing through the house. Oh sorry, I'm like,
I know you worked porn, but like Julie doesn't need
to know that, like, it must be kind of creepy
for her, you know what I mean, She's like feeding
the baby and there's just coming from sider glorious. Oh
my god. All right, So tell me about your first scene.
Do you remember who was with what brand?
Speaker 2: Yeah, my first scene was with Ricky Rainwood. I love him.
He's one of my favorite directors to work with till
this day. Yeah. It was Transcendsual and this scene was
call my my trend step daughter, how unusual? Yeah, so
I comment and I'm seducing my uh step dad into
falling into my trap.
Speaker 1: Do you remember the male performer that you worked with,
regular King? Okay, and then how did the scene go?
Like were you nervous going into it or do you
feel confident?
Speaker 2: I was nervous, to be honest with you, I was
really really nervous, But I already been intimate with a performer,
so you know, I was like, Okay, it's going to
be the same exact thing that I did off camera,
just with our terash of people. And yeah, so I
get to be watched. So I was slow kely turned onto.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so did you like the idea of being watched?
Of course, from the beginning, okay, and so then after
the scene's done, what was your next thought?
Speaker 2: I would say, well, I did it. There is no
going back, Like you know, I used to be a
stale trends girl, Like I used to work at a
straight club back in Miami, Like nobody knew that I
was treends and you know, so I was like, okay,
after today, like the word is now there's no going back.
I knew that my life was going to change, and
you have changed for the better.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, I mean, did you realize like what
a massive life change it would be to do porn
before you did that scene? Like I think some people
don't realize how it marks you for the rest of
your life, and you know how it could potentially like.
Speaker 2: He has his spras and he has its times. You know,
I knew that my line of work was going to
be alternative and that it was probably going to affect
any other opportunities that I may wanted to have. But
like you know, I don't have a PhD on philosophy
or anything like that. I'm not trying to go work
up NASA, even though if you guys k need me
to go entertain the Martians up there, I'm.
Speaker 1: Here, even you're out of this world.
Speaker 2: I am sorry. Sorry, I couldn't help that.
Speaker 1: Just talk to that one.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and you know, I have my I have
my battle. I've had my battle with the adult industry.
Like sometimes I love it. Sometimes I have my hate periods.
Not the industry itself, It's just sometimes I burn myself
out on projects that I do, and my personal life,
you know, has spent a little bit interesting in that sense.
But I allow you to ask me any questions when
we get to that.
Speaker 1: Okay, I do, I do have these questions in here.
So you build your brand around confidence, authenticity, and connection,
but those words get thrown around a lot. What does
that actually look like for you in practice?
Speaker 2: Well, I make sure that my content is a representation
of who I am in my real life, in my
personal life. I think authenticity is the key of just
making it somewhere in this industry. So I always make
sure that I stay true what I stand for myself
and what I like to project as an adult performer.
I like to give excellency.
Speaker 1: So what would you describe like your brand or your
niche as.
Speaker 2: Hot, glamorous? At some point? You know, I think just
just glorious I have. I I have so many niches
that I that I do, from cosplaying to to being
a dom to being a sub like. I just like
to give a little bit of everything for everyone out there.
Speaker 1: Tell me a little bit about the cosplay because I
always find that to be so fascinating and people get
dressed up the most amazing outfits, and of course for me,
I look at them and I think, God, how long
did it take you to put that on? And how
expensive was that? But what are some of your favorite cousplays.
Speaker 2: I just need a feature for Expist for this past
October for Halloween, which I cost play a nobus. You
guys need to see those pictures. And the custom was
everything created about me, from the annobis mass to like
jewels in the face and everything, And I just love
to get into that headspace and just give a different
version of myself. It's sort of like my Goddess turns on.
Speaker 1: Did you say that you designed it.
Speaker 2: A little bit parts of the customs, Okay, yeah, parts
of the customs. Yes. Sometimes I have to get hands
on and sew things and glue things and hot glue
all their stuff so I can make it my own.
Speaker 1: So you're crafty. Yes, well that's awesome. That's something I'm
definitely terrible, terrible. You can tell me by my outfit
how exciting my fashion senses. So you started by creating
content on your own terms, right, So like after you
did this scene, did you open like you know, like
an only fans or something like that, and then started
making your own And is that like?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I even have miniseriies happening on my on my
of that I do for my fins. Whenever one of
my scenes is doing very well, I try to repeat
it and do like a six bar miniseries like I have,
for example, Maxim Hospital, which I'm a nurse and I
kept getting fire for my misconduct. I have another one
that is called Devil's Girls, where your contract is up
and then I drag you down there and I do
the most devilish stunning things to you.
Speaker 1: I love that. Yes, that's so creative.
Speaker 2: And I have another one called IV I Did It First,
which is other performers first time being with a trans
performer or trends girl.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, yeah, that's really cool. So navigating confidence and
stigma online as a trans woman and an adult, what
does that look like for you, has it gotten easier, harder,
or just different over time?
Speaker 2: It has not gotten easier, but it has built my
confidence up. I've been more confident throughout the years working
in the industry, and just like building that building, that
tough skin, so many things, people's negative opinions will slide
off me and whenever I walk into the room, you
will know I'm there. No, it's c you cannot deny me.
I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: What's the biggest stereotype about transperformers that you personally, like
find the most exhausting to deal with?
Speaker 2: That we are not more than the adult work or
what we do, or that everything that we do is
related to adult work, and that that part we wait,
we are way more than just a fantasy and we
have more to give. So people really are missing out
sometimes of not giving opportunities to trends. Individuals out there
are just because of.
Speaker 1: They're never minded, right, you know you do like you're
just defined by your adult friend?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, how do you handle mental health in this industry? Like,
I mean you already mentioned, like you know, there's can
be trolls online that can just you know, follow you
simply so they can just say terrible things to you.
Speaker 2: Well, that's just only their insecurities and their projection towards me.
It will not bother me. So I'm so sorry. You
can try call you one, but there's absolutely nothing you
can say to me that will break me down, you know,
and it's going to piss you off.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The thing that makes in the most angry is
when they like, don't get.
Speaker 2: They just want a reaction from me. You and I
refuse to let any troll. Yeah, take me out of
my comfort zone in my space. But I do take
pride on my mental health. I don't therapy. I'm still
doing therapy. I take my breaks from here now and
then whenever I feel like burn out that I can
handle the pressure, I retreat, I regroup, and then I
come back with you know, with my jewsh.
Speaker 1: What don't people see behind the scenes of your work
that they wish that they understood, Like what is for
the most amount of time doing that people may not.
Speaker 2: Expect, hiking in nature, traveling, being dirty and dirty, you know,
doing different things.
Speaker 1: I can't picture you dirty, but I love to.
Speaker 2: I love to like being in wrenches and mean in
mountains and being in springs and hot springs.
Speaker 1: So I love you like an outdoorsy kind of girl.
Speaker 2: I am an adultsy kind of girl. Yeah for sure.
Speaker 1: What are some of your favorite places to travel to?
Speaker 2: Well, I've been. Oh, I've been to like twenty five country.
Oh wow, so Iceland. I love Switzerland.
Speaker 1: DeVos, Switzerland is amazing, is so expensive, Dunning.
Speaker 2: I've been there several times to ski. So all my
dab with people. Love you guys keep inviting me. Loved Monaco,
m Yeah wow.
Speaker 1: So Eva, tell me about the moment that you almost quit.
What was happening in your life and why did you
come back?
Speaker 2: Sometimes it gets a little bit overwhelming, Like sometimes it
gets a bit overwhelming with work, and this line of
work is very demanding of yourself. So imagine working for
a studio, being super be seen studio and then being
extremely busy for collapse and then whenever you have a
partner so it can compiled. And she's sort of like, yeah,
so I I my also, my personal life have been
affected several times, like I had failed relationships to to
like my partners don't understand my work or the jealousy
or like they say it's okay and then later on
they come and and it's not. And I have I
have I stop sometimes to try to really relove my
the industry because I am so grateful for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that sounds like a lot of different things pulling
you from all different directions. Yeah, tell me about dating.
Is dating hard in this industry?
Speaker 2: Dating is hard period, in the inside the industry, outside
the industry. I's thing. It's that kind of a weak
excuse to say that all because I'm an industry. It's
just like extremely hard to date. Like, well, you have
people that will not understand your work, but why do
you want to date those people? They're just going to
get on their way, So it's sort of like filtering
out people that you don't want on your life. But
a lot of the outsiders that come to date an
adult star thing that we're just like these horny beats,
and we are, but like not twenty four seven. Sometimes
they do it because they have a kink or like
they just want to date the porn star and not the.
Speaker 1: Person. You know, does being trans add to that? Does
that make it more difficult?
Speaker 2: It is a bet. I've been very lucky to the
people that I have dated, and my experience have been
a little bit softer per se, so to me, has
not my trends. Persona does not affect my life whatsoever.
Like I am who I am. If you like it,
you like it, if you don't, Why would I allow
that to affect me? Or say, oh my god, it's
so hard today because they don't want a data transperson.
Speaker 1: Or do you come across guys that like want to
date you and really like you, but then like you know,
there's there they're worried about their masculinity and their perception
of masculinity and then like what other people will say,
you know what I'm.
Speaker 2: Saying, Like everything, there's been the chasers that just stay
trans girl because of the Genny Telly you have or
what you are there. It's just a little bit of everything.
There are those ones that they're scared to be seen
and accept themselves of what they are and what they like.
Those need to have a process of reawakening of themselves.
I have the few of that kind and it's not fun. No,
it's not fun. No.
Speaker 1: What characteristics do you look for in a partner? Like
what's really important to you?
Speaker 2: Well, I need somebody that I'm compatible with that I
can have a good connection, can go deep into things.
Somebody that will support me and have support for each other,
and give me my space because I do require a
lot of I need to be by myself for a
bed and financially stable, you know, because I am relying,
so I'm not reliable, you know. So I love to
date people that have more money than me and that
know more than me, so I can learn from them.
It really turns me on when I can learn from
a partner. So someone into telligence, someone intelligent, sure, yeah,
not shallow, someone with debt.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Can I ask you about your transition?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Absolutely so can you let walk me through a little
bit of like when you knew that you know, you
were born in the wrong body, How you came to
terms with that, how you managed it, how your like
family did, like how you got to where you are now.
Speaker 2: I always knew, I always knew, to be honest with you,
that I was different. I remember being a little boy
and praying to wake up as a girl. You know.
I but I come from a throwwell country, like from
a communist contry. I come from Cuba, Like I didn't
even know if like that was possible. I have never
seen a trends person. I was very sheltered by my
family too, because I was a softer kid with mannerisms
and stuff like that. So I came out first as gay.
But even though my family has said up me and
I was out, I was still very sad and depressed
and I just couldn't figure out why I was just
not happy as myself. So I went into deep thought.
And when I started dressing up as girl for fun,
this and that, I sort of like I felt, right,
phil right, yeah, yeah. And then coming to America, I
did my research. I saw my first friends individual and
I was like, that's me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's me. Do you remember the first like trans
person that you spoke to that you could like talk
to about your experience, that you could relate to.
Speaker 2: I do. I'm not gonna say her name because I'm
not going to give her cloud, but she was very
horrible to me. Oh, she was horrible to me. Not
an inspiration, not an inspiration. She was one of the
prettiest girls I knew, and I see and I asked
her like I actually took her to launch and asked her, Hey,
can you point me to the right direction? I would
love to be what you are And she said, oh,
I don't see it for you.
Speaker 1: Did she think that you wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Be I don't know what was going through her head.
I don't get keeping why she will do something like that,
but that's what she told me. And then I was
very sort of sad, but I didn't give up. And
then I met the person that walked me through get
my hormones and point me where to go through the
work through my job. I was doing makeup. I start
a trans girl. I asked her the same thing and
she told me everything was still really good. Friends, that's
amazing today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when did you start transitioning?
Speaker 2: I was twenty one? Okay, I was twenty one, and
I'm extremely happy that I waited till twenty one because
I live my full cycle as a boy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Then you were like, I know you were in
the right mind I was in.
Speaker 2: The right mindset to take those hard decisions because I
knew it was something not to play with. So yeah,
I'm really happy I waited.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I mean, I don't know like how many
procedures you've had done or not, but you were like
so beautiful, like there is I would have no idea.
Speaker 2: I done quite a few. I done quite a few surgeries.
I did my face, I also did my body because
I don't want to like, you know, gay keep or
anything like that. I also did my body and that's it.
But I did not get any surgery whatsoever until I
turn until I was not in my twenties anymore. Oh really, yeah, okay,
I got my first procedure.
Speaker 1: Well, was that like a my books first?
Speaker 2: No? No, it was not financial. It's like I never
I never felt like I needed it. I was extremely possible.
I was, you know, I did not need it. But
when I turned thirty the second actron thirty, my face
sort of like mature of some sort, like I just
didn't give the baby thing, and I was like, okay,
it's time for a tune up. So I went and
got a tune up. But it was very important to
me to look like myself. I didn't want to look
like somebody else, right, So I just told my doctor
wish I did my surgery in Korea, that I wanted
the same features, but I have just like softer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how was the surgery in career? Because I know
a lot of people.
Speaker 2: Travel to well, chore is one number one on plastic
surgery procedures and it's cheaper.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Oh no, you don't want to. I didn't do it
for cheaper idea. For the natural aesthetics okay, more than anything, okay,
and for the technology that they have that some of
the things that they're is available there is not available
in America.
Speaker 1: So interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that's what I show SCOREA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've heard a lot of people going there. For
some reason, I've been stuck on like some algorithm on
my Instagram where I've been seeing people getting like facelifts.
Not that I'm looking into facelift or anything like that,
but I think like a lot of them are actually
at a turkey. But I've seen this is a really
bad ones that like are terrifying. How did you find
the right doctor?
Speaker 2: I went through this SAG that is called doc Finder Career, okay,
and there you put everything that you're looking for, and
they give you a list of like all the hospitals
that have and do all the procedures that you're interested for,
and then you can have a call and a one
on one talk to the doctors and and the whole
process it was like so so so smooth. They took
amazing care of me. So because I went by myself.
Speaker 1: Oh wow. Yeah, and then and then, so there was
like a whole aftercare as well that you had there.
Speaker 2: I went, like, I actually got a facial this second
day after my surgery. Oh wow, I was. I was
blown away.
Speaker 1: Wow yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 2: And it was fifty K for for the face. The face,
fifty fifty five K for the face.
Speaker 1: Can I ask you what you had done?
Speaker 2: I did my shin okay, so implant or no? They shave, Okay,
they shave. They shave my job right. They added fat
into my cheeks, they did my orbital bone, they lower
my hairline, they did my nose.
Speaker 1: You knows, looks great. And I was actually looking at
your profile earlier, like what a fucking fabulousness you have?
So science is crazy, man, Like what we're able to
do is like really remarkable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's it. And I probably will go for
another tune up soon. Okay. You know, I feel like
you want to do a tune up in your thirties,
before you turn forty and before you know and before
you turn seventy. I just want to age gracefully.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I feel like it's almost better to like do
it on the earlier side and do it is smaller
amounts the way.
Speaker 2: It is way better to do it in your early
side because bye bye you go by as you oh bye,
you keep losing elasticity on your skin and.
Speaker 1: You don't heal as quickly or as well as you get.
Speaker 2: Older, and you don't want to look pulled up. You
want to look just.
Speaker 1: How did your parents react to you transitioning? It sounds
to me like your mom was probably know, my.
Speaker 2: Parents are amazing and they've been supportive.
Speaker 1: That's really cool.
Speaker 2: But when I came out as strands, I already have
left my parents' house. I had my own place, you know.
I set of wat a little bit more secure, so
no one could tell me anything, and that I did
not ask for no one's opinion in that one until afterwards.
My mom actually found my hormones and she thought I
was doing drugs, and I say, no, I'm not doing drugs.
This is what is going on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what would your advice be to somebody who might
be watching this and be interested in transitioning? Like, is
there anything that you wish you had known when you
started that journey that you know now?
Speaker 2: Well, it's a very long journey. Every transition is different.
You have to make it your own. Every trends. Experience
is different and it's a little bit of a hard road,
but it gets better, Like it gets way better. And
try to look for support on people, people that loves you.
Just focus on people that loves you and do your research. Yeah,
do your research and go by what anybody's taking or
and try to do it legally if you can, because
there's like scary hormones of the market and all that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's talk a little bit. Let's go back to
the shooting scenes. What do you think is one of
the best scenes that you've shot? Like, if there's a
new potential fan who's watching, and where would you send them,
we'd be like, Okay, if you want to see the
best thing I've ever done, or me at my best
or whatever.
Speaker 2: One of one of my favorite scenes that I have
ever done is with Kira and you Are where the
Greek goddesses for Adult Time and the one that I
just did for Brassers. Okay, I gave my all at
that one. I really liked my performers and they made
me look so pretty with my look and my makeup
and everything. I feel so royal at it. So what
was can you describe the scene a little bit. The
scene happens in a private casino. I'm from Vegas, so
in a private casinos. I live in Vegas in a
private casino in Vegas, and I sort of come in
and I'm a badass player and I'm taking everybody's money
and killing it at the tape and then security things
that I am cheating my cards and then they sort
of forced me until they sent you Dad and throws
me into the table and the scene.
Speaker 1: Starts, Yeah, who did you work with on that one?
Speaker 2: Jayden? I think Jayden let me because I don't want
to say their own name. Yeah, Jaden Marcos, Jada Marcos,
Jaden Micris. I don't know who that is. I'm so
out of the loop on Jade and Marcos.
Speaker 1: It's a guy.
Speaker 2: It's a guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, Oh, I don't know who he is. He's
cute poker boner.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: So then that was for browsers dot com.
Speaker 2: Right, Yes, And I just had a new scene for
trans Angelsh just came out May fifteen with the stunning
and a Macon MROs. So you have to go and
watch that. Let's bye.
Speaker 1: I remember when browsers started to post trans scenes, like
literally when they posted their first one, and there was
quite a few people that were surprised. There was, of
course people who were angry, but I love that they
kind of like stuck to that, you know what I mean,
and like didn't one hundred percent. It does. People don't
want to admit it, but it sells so well.
Speaker 2: If you want to make a money, money move.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the thing, like Browsers isn't gonna do
anything that doesn't make the money movie. Yeah, I think
it's one of the fastest growing niches in the industry, absolutely,
especially now that like so many performers are now open
to working with trans performers, because you know, back of
the day it was they were not and now it's
like so I think people who are fans that may
not necessarily go looking for that. I remember Jessica Drake
actually put it once really well, and I really appreciated
how she said this. So she did a movie and
she put a trans scene in there, and I don't
think she like marked it as a transient like Selid
as a trans movie. It was just a feature that
she did and there was a trans scene in there,
and her whole thing was like, look, I want people
to have the opportunity to enjoy all different kinds of scenes,
And I don't want to necessarily categorize it a certain
ways so that like people would either choose to not
watch it or or just like wouldn't think to watch it,
right because they're like, oh, I'm not into that. But
if I present it in a movie that's filled with
all the I guess typical scenes that like one might watch,
then someone you know would watch it because it's there
and might be like, yeah, I might open up like
a new avenue for them, be like, oh, I actually
like this, like this is something that I'm into. But
like that person would have not necessarily got out and
like sought it themselves, you know what I'm saying. Yeah,
so I always thought that that was really I think
about that. I've always thought that was really cool. So
tell me what a perfect shoot actually looks like behind
the scenes, Like, you know, people often have really skewed
ideas on what they think, like porn scenes are, Like.
Speaker 2: A perfect shit is s when somebody shows up on time,
the crew is on speed, and you shoot that scene
in three hours, three to four hours.
Speaker 1: And when she means on speed, she means like efficient,
not on meth.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, efficiency, yes, productivity.
Speaker 1: However, if the whole crew was on bed, I'd be baby.
You would get done with the scene a lot.
Speaker 2: Faster because whenever you're in said you're between among friends,
you know, everyone you talk, you'd snack, you twirl, and
sometimes it's thinking it's a really fun day, but it
can take a little bit a bit longer. So perfect
day on set when everyone is like on their game
and finished quickly.
Speaker 1: What does like a terrible day on set look like
for you? And have you had any really bad ones?
Speaker 2: I have not had many negative experiences on set, to
be honest with you. Yeah, there's been dreadful days where
it's been like ten hours and this scene goes not.
Speaker 1: Ten I'm like ten hours. Yeah, that's it because my
days were like minimum ten hours. Like if I got
out in eight hours, I was.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, I'm lucky. Sometimes there's like scene that it's.
Speaker 1: Just like I guess for me. For me, it's ten
hours beginning to finish, like call time, I get there
before the model I'm setting up and then break down
and everything. So it's not ten hours of shooting a sex.
Speaker 2: You know, I leave in Vegas. Sometimes I have to
take a fly or drive here and then go on set.
And then I spend the whole entire day on set
and then drive back or fly back, so it can
get like really long. Yes, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: What do you like about living in Vegas?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: What keeps you there?
Speaker 2: Well, my dad, okay, he family lives in Vegas. But
a lot of performers are in Vegas. Yeah, I'm a
I don't want to say majority, but a lot of
performers live in Vegas. You're only four hours from La.
I'm not an LA fan. I used to live here before.
Speaker 1: And what about La?
Speaker 2: Do not like the traffic? The traffic I find it
a little bit like congested and like there's like trash
everywhere and like everything spreads out and people won't go
over the hill or over the you know. I don't
normal La.
Speaker 1: I have, like some of my best friends live like
not that far away, but I never see them because
it'll take me forty minutes fifty minutes to get to
their house. Yeah, so I just I just don't see.
Speaker 2: Them, so it's just no. And then my family is
by home. Yeah, so I'd like to have it as
my base, but I'm here very often every majority of
my chooes happen here.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I don't know. A lot of people are
talking about moving more and more production to Vegas because
California is such an unfriendly state to do business.
Speaker 2: And yeah, now I have gotten horrible and taxation.
Speaker 1: Is yeah, and it's like getting worse. It's just like, yeah,
there's a.
Speaker 2: Lot and Vegas is way cheaper.
Speaker 1: Yes, so yes. What are some of your favorite performers
to work with?
Speaker 2: Kiera Noir love Her Chase, My Sweety piem My Rose,
my stunning Girls. So yah, Aura, those are some of
the performance that I enjoy.
Speaker 1: What about guys?
Speaker 2: I don't work with many guys, not by choice. It's
just I am in a mixing tough.
Speaker 1: Okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: I can want lay it down too, I can ejaculate,
so yeah, majority of my work is with with girls.
Speaker 1: So do do some transperformers have a hard time ejaculating
because of the hormones?
Speaker 2: Well? I don't think a majority of the girls don't
are nuddingto girls?
Speaker 1: Mmmm? That makes sense?
Speaker 2: You know? Yeah, like some do it as a performative.
I don't you know. I'm bye.
Speaker 1: I was gonna ask you prefer men or women?
Speaker 2: I am open, if you're if I like you, I
like you, if I like your vibe. You can be
an unicorn and you know. But yeah, I have dated
the whole entire spectrum, transman, trans girls, girls, guy, you
know everything all at the same time.
Speaker 1: I guess you would be what they would call a
pan sexual. You're just like attracted to like other people does.
Speaker 2: Don't try to put too much label into it. If
I like you and you're sexy and we vibe, then
it's a girl.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Why make it so difficult? Sex is meant to enjoy, it,
doesn't There's so many things that you can feel and
an experience with a girl and with a trens girl
and with a man and with a trans man. I
don't like to lock on experiences.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about with men? What about penis?
Speaker 2: Size?
Speaker 1: Is that important to you?
Speaker 2: I have my days, okay, I have my days where
I'm a size queen okay, and other days that if
you know how to work what you have, then you
can make me go there and one of my best
orgasms husband with a finger, So I.
Speaker 1: Oh, so yeah, okay, that makes sense. Do you think
you would ever date a fan?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't like to go there a
fantas a fan, you know, and and they will always
be there. So no, but I would in mind if
I met somebody and then something sparks and they they
act how they were supposed to act. Why not? So
like if you fuck a fan.
Speaker 1: That's called me here? Yeah, have you had any like
great fan fucking experiences that really surprised you?
Speaker 2: I have, and I have in my private life that
I have met people that are like, oh my god,
I know who you are and they're like extremely nervous
and yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 1: How do you handle when people like approach you in public?
Like what what's the best way to approach you?
Speaker 2: Just be gentle, don't come with a lot of fuss.
Just come come and be like hey, I know who
you are, or just say something like I'm a fan,
I love your work. Simple and be respectful.
Speaker 1: Like can I ask for a photo?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Absolutely, I am. I will give a photo to
absolutely anybody if they're respectful enough, you know, and don't
touch me. Don't please don't touch me like ask.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they'll just come up and like I.
Speaker 2: Would still give you a hug or something like that,
but like, yeah, consent first.
Speaker 1: How do you manage that at conventions because sometimes so
I find that most fans are great and they and
they ask and they are conscious and they are respectful.
But then some guys.
Speaker 2: Just like whenever there's conventions, I like to stand on
est on like a seat or something like that, and
whenever they come and want to hug me, I like
to go over their shoulder, so I'm hugging them.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're on top.
Speaker 2: I'm in control. You know, I'm in control at all times. Yeah,
so they're not like hugging me.
Speaker 1: Or yeah, yeah, if a fan wanted to meet you,
do you do a lot of conventions and like signings
and appearances.
Speaker 2: I just started doing that. It sort of gave me
anxiety before because just meeting the fans and I'm a
very going I'm a perfectionist and I have to look perfect.
Speaker 1: What's your birthday?
Speaker 2: September twelve, Mine September fifth, so you know, just getting
ready for a show, it can be extremely stressful for
me because I just want to look perfect. So I
hate that my corticols rises during those times. So if
I don't have a friend or a team going with me,
I prefer not to go.
Speaker 1: Got it any brands that you're dying to shoot for.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Well, I will love to continue shooting
for brassers and I'm very ambitious. So if any of
those brands that don't work with trends girls want to
work with me, I'm here for it. I do pop
their cherry, Yeah, to pop their sherry. So think of
your girl, Lee.
Speaker 1: And last question is actually a Patreon question. I normally
do this as a separate segment, but for today we're
going to wrap it into the regular interview. And if
you are a Patreon member, you can send in questions
which I will ask for my guests. Patreon dot com
slash Holly Randall Unfiltered is where you would go to
find that. Okay, so this is from Jeremy. He actually
has two questions. The first one is, uh, Eva, are
there any types of scenes you won't do because you
feel they're degrading to the trans community.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I will not do anything that don't stand to
my extendards and that will do denigrate my community. No,
that's that's I know. I'm a role model, so it's
very important for me that I follow certain steps to
represent my community the right way.
Speaker 1: And then second question, do you keep do you keep
a list of performers you haven't worked with yet that
you still want to work with?
Speaker 2: I do. I do. I'm eyeing Hailey Rose.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love Hailey.
Speaker 2: No, but actually we did work together. We did work together,
We did work we have one movie. But I would
love to do more scenes with her. Okay, yes, anybody else? Angela?
Speaker 1: Y Well, how did I know that name was going
to come up? Everyone wants to work with Angela?
Speaker 2: Angela why she is a goddess, Like I'm mending her
presence several times for shows and this like that, and
like she's went off the male's genuine and gentle girl
leaves and like so humble.
Speaker 1: Yeah for it also yeah but also likely but also
a fucking beast scenes And it's amazing because you see
it in her eye.
Speaker 2: One case of her, well.
Speaker 1: She's got a really yeah yeah yeah, and I see
it like when the scene starts, like and she's not.
Speaker 2: Acting no, like at all, She's genuinely there and like
she sucks you in in such yeah way crazy in
her accent. How can you not mail just by listening
to her to speak?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then the blue eyes and the dark hair
for me, I love that combination. Yes, yeah, we often
talk about how much we love Angela wait on the show.
I've joked many times that we should just call the
show I Love Angela Waite because everybody does. So we
love you Angela. All right, these are all my questions.
Thank you so much for joining us. I do believe
Laney told me that we need to make an announcement
because you're doing an appearance.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, I am doing a feature June twentieth, Saturday,
June twentieth at the Admiral Club in Chicago. I'll be
dancing that night, So please come and say hi and
hang out with me and meet me and watch me
shake this body for you.
Speaker 1: Do you do a lot of future dancing?
Speaker 2: Actually I used to dance before, but I have not
in a while, so I'm excited. I normally don't take
the step of requests and I will say yes, I'll
do it. I miss it, so I'm just gonna go
in the and.
Speaker 1: So this is like a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Speaker 2: One night only at the Admiral Club in Chicago, June twentieth,
Come see me.
Speaker 1: Love that all right? Well, thank you so much for
joining us.
Speaker 2: Thank you for having me?
Speaker 1: Can you let everybody know where they find you online?
Speaker 2: Instagram, Devil's Underscore Maxim like the Maxim magazine, on Twitter
EVA Underscore Maxim and on OIF and other spicy pages
EVA Underscore Maxim fantastic.
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