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Radical Feminism  »  Pornography

 Sex "Work" Is Not Work 


Jenna Jameson

My father had no idea that at 16, my boyfriend (23 yrs old)and his father were grooming me to be trafficked

 Twitter - @jennajameson  

Rachel Moran

Sex is not an entitlement. Never was. Never will be.

 Twitter - @RachelRMoran  

Jenna Jameson

When I was barely 16 I was trafficked into stripping. I was told by my handlers to hide in my locker if the authorities came looking for me. This all became so normal to me that I didn’t realize how very wrong it was. After being raped violently over my childhood, it seemed easy.

 Twitter - @jennajameson  

Jenna Presley

It was torture for seven years. I was miserable, I was lonely. I eventually turned to drugs and alcohol, and attempted suicide. I knew I wanted out, but I didn’t know how to get out.

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Traci Lords

when I was 10 years old, I was raped by a high school boy that was about 16. And from there, my mother had an older boyfriend that molested me, so my entire childhood was really shaped by these really traumatic sexual experiences, which ultimately led me to the streets of Hollywood and to porn.

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Crissy Moran

I went through more heartbreaks and became suicidal. I was taken to the hospital for panic attacks. I tried to overdose on xanax, strangle myself, and cut my wrists but not nearly deep enough. I was too scared of the pain. I prayed God would just take me away! I felt helpless

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Anita Remby

what porn gave me was debt, diseases and people who think I'm a used up whore

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Foxy Roxy

As I continued to make harder and grosser porn, I transformed from victim into abuser. In my professional life, I began to act out like a man and abuse women on camera. ... I acted out in revenge the very thing I hated: a male pig.

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Megan King

I met many other women through my time in prostitution and learnt their stories and am confident that the majority of these women are not free and liberated. When you are involved, you convince yourself that you are happy, as it’s the only way to stay sane in a world where you are bought and sold as an item and then reviewed online like an Ebay product. It is only upon finally finding the courage as well as the ability to leave, that you can truly objectively review your experiences and see it for what it was.

 Prostitution Survivor Testimony: Megan King