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Boy meets the world is known to be a fairly healthy family program that followed a group of friends from his years at the University during his seven -seasons race. But an actor who joined the casting in subsequent seasons would probably not use the word "healthy" to describe some of the jokes written for his character.Maitland district has played Rachel for the last two seasons ofBoy meets the world, and although some of his scenes may have traveled the head of young viewers at the time, the character was often put in sexually suggestive situations. In a new interview with The Daily Beast,Ward opened About the double standard she experienced as a young woman in the series and explained why she feels that she was "used as a sexual accessory" by theBoy meets the worldWriters. Read the rest to see what the 45 -year -old star has to say and how her problems with Hollywood led her to pursue a career more oriented towards adults.

Read this then:The former star child says that he was offered money to be silent on the behavior on the set.

Ward, who is now an adult movie actor, wrote a recently released thesis entitledClassified X: How did porn freed me from Hollywood. According to The Daily Beast, in the book, she writes: "What disturbed me is that I could never go beyond the feeling that [Boy meets the world] The writers had fun at my expense and devalued me in one way or another - as I was a line of punch for a joke that I would never be aware. Wearing no clothes to your own terms is very different to be naked for someone else. ""

She explained further in the interview: "They wanted me to be this sexual mesalon of the joke in the series, but at the same time they said:" Oh, we do not do that - and you should not do out of the work. With hindsight, I did not even conceptualized how much Rachel was used as a sexual accessory in the series - as I suffocate on a hot dog andMatt Lawrence (Jack) coming behind me and giving me the heimlich but pushing me to the counter. ""

As the Daily Beast interview points out, children lookBoy meets the world would probably not have recorded the sexual nature of certain situations that Rachel was put.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"Thishas beenFor them [the writers], "Maitland, who was 21, when she joined the show, explained." 'Let's see her dothis this week!' It was all their fantasies. And nobody came and assaulted me sexually or anything, but it was always: "let's look at it". I think they fantasized about it in the writers' room, and every week they put me in a difficult situation that had a sexual shade. ""

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In his book, Ward remembers presenting himself toBoy meets the world Located in a crop top and was told that it was inappropriate.

"Like," what are you doing?! "'You must be aactress. I did not know how much it was a [explained] spirit that later, because it was so contradictory, "she said." [WeBoy meets the world, it was amplified all the time, and it really confused me. When I had to dance in lingerie and be half naked and the butt of the jokes, it was one thing, but then, yes, you immediately descend from the sound scene and it's like, "you don't do yourself shame." ""

In a recent recent interview withUS Weekly,,Ward mentioned a scenario In particular, she is not a fan of.

"It was revealing for me how many sexual innuendos were [placed] on my character. And [male characters] like Cory [Ben Savage] and Shawn [Strong rider], they were total boys [explained] for me [on the screen]. "With a specific plot, she said" they stole my parking space for which I worked. Then they blame me and [have] this whole stuffing war that bursts. Then they cross my lingerie [and] they read my newspaper. They are just, like "Oh, we are cute." And then the girls even defend them. It was really weird. ""

She added her experience in the show: "It was more fun in the first year because even the sexual [scenarios] that I did with the guys from the apartment [on the way they fell everywhere for M 'impress." She continued: "But last year was weird ... I became too boring for me. I did not like [what Rachel became]. My character really had nothing to do except to be [explained], sarcastic or sexy. "

Ward went to the film for adults in 2019 and - as the title of her book suggests - she found more freedom in this area. She told Daily Beast that she was looking for "bridge completely the general public and [entertainment for adults]" and that "films [they] really make good achievements and act, and that's something new for many people".

She saidUS Weekly From his book, "I know I have a story that no one else has. It is really a story that no one has to be a young Disney star and to come from such a famous show and to work in Hollywood. Then decades later - really 40 years [years] - do the top of the star [adult] ... I really wanted to tell my story and I really think it would be empowering to everyone - in particular women who have not said so much in their lives. "