Woman with Two Vaginas Says Jealous Partners Struggle with Her Job and Condition
Dating can be a tricky landscape for anyone, but throw in a unique medical condition and a career in the adult film industry, and it becomes a whole different ball game. Annie Charlotte, a rising star on subscription platforms, has gained attention not just for her work but also for her rare condition known as uterus didelphys. This means she has two vaginas, two uteruses, two cervixes, and an ovary on each side. While this might sound fascinating, it has made her quest for love quite complicated.
"Dating is definitely a struggle for me," Annie, hailing from Surrey, shared candidly. "I literally have sex with people on camera, and most people view that as cheating." This perspective has led to feelings of judgment and misunderstanding from potential partners.
Annie explained that many of the guys she dates often think she’s emotionally attached to the men she films with. "I feel like my partners always compare themselves to the people I’m shooting with, and then they judge me for enjoying it. I’ve had partners watch the tapes back and say, 'You looked like you were enjoying sleeping with that guy more than you ever did with me,'" she recounted.
She emphasized that filming sex scenes is a completely different experience from being intimate in a relationship. "When people fail to understand this distinction, it can cause significant issues," she noted. "People don’t feel comfortable with it, and they don’t date me at all because they can’t get past it." This discomfort has led to some painful breakups.
Conversations about her job are unavoidable, especially on dating apps where discussing work is a common icebreaker. "My job is the first thing I tell people about me because I feel like it’s a massive decision whether to date an adult star or not," Annie explained. "I can’t easily avoid it. If I could, I would, but that would be lying, and I’m just not a liar." Unfortunately, this honesty sometimes leads to negative reactions.
"I do have people who are physically disgusted by my job, and I can see that they are repulsed by it," she admitted. "But honestly, I love my job and find it inspiring, and I’m proud of that." However, her condition also adds another layer of complexity to her dating life.
"My two vaginas sexualize my relationships a lot," she explained. "Because I let people know quite early, or they’ve seen me in the papers or on my Instagram, my relationships often start off quite sexual, which can be intense. Sometimes I just want someone to get to know me, not just my vaginas." This desire for deeper connections is something many can relate to, regardless of their circumstances.
Annie has a clear vision of her ideal partner: someone who is supportive, has a great sense of humor, and brings her joy. "I don’t expect to come home and tell my partner how my day was on set with another man, but I want to feel comfortable talking to them about my day," she said. "I’m really proud of what I want to achieve, and I can’t wait to get there. Men who have their opinions about it, well, I want to be able to achieve all these things and be proud of myself. So don’t ruin it for me." This determination to stay true to herself while navigating the complexities of love and relationships is a testament to her strength and resilience.
