Stop seeking it out.
Do not buy pirated collections or ask other people to find copies. Please stop watching unauthorized uploads of me.
OFFICIAL WEBSITE · RETIRED CREATOR
I’m Leena Mae. I’ve retired from creating adult content. I’m moving forward with my life, and I’m asking you to respect that.
I do not authorize the uploading, sharing, or sale of my work on piracy sites. Finding it online does not mean I put it there.
There is a real person on the other side of the screen. That person is me.
I’m Leena Mae, also known as The Kink Goddess. That chapter of my life is over. I no longer produce or sell that content. My mission now is to remove stolen copies and reclaim the privacy and peace I need to move forward.
Seeing intimate videos of myself copied, repackaged, and sold by strangers is humiliating and deeply distressing. It takes time and energy away from the life I am trying to live. Behind every removal request is a person asking for this to stop.
Having made adult content does not make me public property. Having sold a video does not mean I gave strangers permission to upload it wherever they want or profit from it forever.
I find that behavior disgusting and profoundly disrespectful. My past is not an excuse to disregard my boundaries today.
Leena Mae
If you keep seeking out my stolen content after reading this, you are choosing your entertainment over my boundaries. Buying from pirates rewards people who disregard my consent and profit from my work.
Do not buy pirated collections or ask other people to find copies. Please stop watching unauthorized uploads of me.
Do not upload, trade, repost, or sell my work. If you control an unauthorized upload, remove it and the copies you are distributing.
Send me the page or file URL privately. Do not repost the material to raise awareness or send me the actual video.
If you ever respected me, respect my right to move on.
Retiring does not mean giving up my copyright.
I retain copyright ownership of my original productions. I do not authorize their redistribution on piracy sites. I pursue copyright removal notices and applicable intimate-image reporting processes.
Many of my works bear “Leena Mae” or “Leena Mae © Do Not Share Anywhere.” Providers may contact me privately to request supporting ownership documentation.
Copyright protects the owner’s rights to reproduce, distribute, and publicly perform or display a work, subject to legal limitations and exceptions. Unauthorized uploads and sales can infringe those rights. Civil remedies can include injunctions and damages; certain willful infringement can also carry criminal penalties when the statutory requirements are met.
Purchasing access to a video does not, by itself, transfer its copyright or grant permission to reproduce it and upload it to other websites.
Read the copyright rights provisions ↗Read infringement and remedies provisions ↗The DMCA provides a notice-and-takedown process for reporting online copyright infringement. Qualifying service providers seeking safe-harbor protection must meet applicable requirements, including responding expeditiously to compliant notices. The process also includes counter-notice procedures.
A complete notice identifies the copyrighted work and the infringing location and includes the required contact details, signature, and statements. This general website statement does not replace an individual takedown notice.
Read the U.S. Copyright Office’s explanation ↗For requests that qualify under the Act, covered platforms must remove the reported intimate depiction as soon as possible and no later than 48 hours after receiving a valid request, and make reasonable efforts to identify and remove known identical copies. The FTC enforces these platform obligations.
The platform-removal process and the Act’s criminal provisions have different requirements. Whether a particular image or service is covered depends on the law and the facts; this is not a claim that every repost or viewer commits a crime under the Act.
Read the FTC’s platform guidance ↗Read the Act ↗Report a platform’s failure to the FTC ↗I do not consent to these unauthorized reposts of intimate material depicting me. That is my clear personal boundary, in addition to my copyright claim.
Federal and state intimate-image laws differ. For example, the federal civil remedy in 15 U.S.C. § 6851 generally excludes commercial pornographic content, with an exception for content produced through force, fraud, misrepresentation, or coercion. Its application should not be assumed simply because a repost is unwanted. Copyright and applicable platform reporting policies remain separate avenues.
Read 15 U.S.C. § 6851 at Cornell LII ↗General information about U.S. law, reviewed October 3, 2026. Legal remedies depend on the facts, jurisdiction, and applicable exceptions. No particular legal outcome is promised.
For unauthorized-upload reports, removal confirmations, and rights-holder verification.
PRIMARY CONTACT
contact@leenamaethekinkgoddess.comBoth addresses belong to me. Existing correspondence sent to my Outlook address is also mine.
These inboxes are for removal reports and rights verification only. Please do not send requests for content, purchases, or personal contact.
Include the exact page or file URL, the website name, and the date you found it. Providers: include your case reference. You do not need to download anything or send explicit screenshots. Please do not attach explicit images or videos. Supporting rights documentation is handled privately.