Former porn actress Mia Khalifa targeted other people who manipulated her sexually. Khalifa shared a new TikTok video on Twitter about the intellectual and sexual abuse he suffered at the hands of men.
The clip, titled “Pose as the Men Who Abused You Mentally and Sexually,” begins with Khalifa doing other poses for the camera. Later in the video, the sports commentator puts on a white T-shirt and poses as her ex-partner, who “urinated” her at 16 to bring out her “twisted fantasies”.
Meanwhile, Khalifa dressed in a green jacket to communicate about some other boy who had earned credit for her. The user of the moment in the video is one of her ex-boyfriends, a former BangBros executive who has kept her “locked up” in a “toxic sex cycle” for years.
At the end of the video, she poses as the existing BangBros executive who has “challenged her consent several times” in her professional career. The guy also happens to be smart friends with his ex-boyfriend.
The video went viral in a short time and many social media supported her for denouncing the men who mentally and sexually harassed her for years.
One user told Khalifa to “stay strong” and suggested everyone communicate on “toxic relationships” so that more women could simply tell their respective stories.
“Men in the comments, heavens. Stay strong, Mia. We want to communicate about poisonous relationships, so that more can see the symptoms and explicitly,” one user wrote.
Another social media user pointed out that just because he smiles at a photo doesn’t mean the user is happy. The user also stated that other people hide their abusive relationships in public by pretending that everything is fine.
“I’m sorry, when has a smile ever coincided with a healthy relationship? All the people with which I have experienced poisonous or abusive relationships, adding to myself, have been able to hide it from the public. It’s called manipulation,” the user wrote.
This is the first time Khalifa has opposed other Americans and corporations linked to the adult film industry.
Earlier this month, Ramy 2’s star accused BangBros of selling his trauma by sharing a screenshot of a report opposite to the one released in 2015.
Khalifa then criticized BangBros for making a parody of “I can’t breathe” and deleting the video after being criticized by the public. On the other hand, the corporation has done nothing for her and continues to advertise her videos to her advantage.
Meanwhile, the adult society has already sent him a “notice of dismissal and withdrawal” for his alleged “defamatory false statements about Bangbros.” They also encouraged her to “share the fact list with her audience” in a tweet they posted last month.
Black Lives Matter activist DeRay McKesson got many answers when he asked, “Who is Mia Khalifa?” Photograph: Instagram / Mia Khalifa