Lily Phillips reveals sex act that crosses the line for her - 'I just kick them out'

Adult star Lily Phillips has opened up about the one boundary she refuses to cross, admitting she will immediately throw people out if they go too far.

Speaking on the Mad That podcast, Phillips gave an honest insight into her work, revealing that while some acts may appear degrading, she doesn’t see them that way herself.

Phillips gives insight into her boundaries

When asked if the content she films is degrading, she responded: “Yes, but degrading is a kink. That's a part of it.”

She went on to explain that certain acts might look extreme from the outside, saying: “Yeah. So, yeah, like some of the stuff like being hit and things like that and spat on. Yeah. That act is degrading, but I'm not feeling degraded. Does that make sense?”

Phillips added that for her, it comes down to enjoyment and control: “Yeah, because it's enjoyable. Like it's nice to sometimes get like thrown about a bit and someone assert their dominance over you.”

However, she made it clear there are firm limits, and she won’t hesitate to act if those are crossed.

“Um, there's some stuff I don't like. I don't like my hair being pulled, you know? It's taken 20 years to grow this thing. I'd like to keep it,” she said, adding that she has “certain boundaries” in place.

The content creator also revealed that some men try to stand out, explaining: “That there must be some men who come in and go, ‘Ah, she's had sex with so many men. I'm going to be the guy she remembers. I'm going to put on a show.’”

Phillips' zero tolerance of disrespect

But when things cross the line, she doesn’t tolerate it. Describing situations where partners ignore boundaries, she said: “Like obviously some of the gang bangs I'll do just vaginal penetration and someone tries to go in your ass and you're just like well, what are you doing, like that's a p*ss take and then I just kick them out sometimes.”

She stressed the importance of respect and communication, adding: “Usually I'm vocal about what I want… like spit in my mouth, um or f**k me harder. I like to be very vocal. Communication is key.”

But she drew a clear distinction between consensual behavior and disrespect: “But if someone is like going out their way to be really disrespectful to you… after that, you're being really disrespectful. You can leave.”

Phillips also addressed how she handles awkward or unusual encounters on set, insisting she rarely feels uncomfortable.

“Of course sometimes you're like what's going on here? Um but I don't think I'm not like mega cringed out ever,” she said.

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