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Across all experiences, a common thread emerged: as nerves faded, comfort often replaced them, allowing performers to find enjoyment in their work. Many felt that stepping onto the set transformed their nerves into excitement as they entered their characters. The initial anxieties surrounding memorizing lines or adhering to strict scripts often gave way to improvisation and spontaneous moments that resonated deeply with them.
One performer humorously identified her nerves as she prepared for her first girl-girl scene, shaking with anxiety but ultimately allowing instinct to dictate her actions during the performance. This moment of realization marked a significant turning point, with many performers recognizing that the ultimate goal was pleasure — both for themselves and their audience.