Mia Khalifa's First Time Entering The Pornography Industry, A World She Called A Trap

Mia Khalifa (Instagra / @ miakhalifa)

JAKARTA - After quitting the adult film industry in 2015, Mia finally opened her voice about how she was trapped in entering the industry. It took nearly six years for him to dare to express the feelings he had been holding back the most.

"I've never talked about this before, because I feel as if I can't tell my story without the public scorn," Mia said via her Twitter account.

It all started when an exciting photo of him wearing a hijab went viral everywhere. Mia said that in the process of making the photo she was trapped by a gang of people from Bang Bros.

At that time, a Bang Bros executive Jodan Sibbs introduced Mia to a photographer from Vogue magazine. Sibbs seduces Mia by saying that she has great potential if she cooperates with him.

"My eyes are sparkling, I feel honored and excited, I think this dire situation I'm in now can be turned into something positive," Mia said. Photographer named Christian.

Mia told me that she still felt out of place when she was first invited to the photo shoot. Mia really still doesn't have any idea about the industry.

However, Mia's suspicions began to emerge when she realized that there were no makeup artists there. Mia had argued with herself, trying to reduce suspicion. "I don't want to accidentally insult the photographer because this is for Vogue after all!" wrote Mia.

Mia then led to the rooftop. At that time he admitted that he only walked alone with the photographer to the roof of the building. Apparently a photo session was held there.

This woman of Lebanese descent was complacent when she was told to wear a head scarf while carrying a replica. While the photographer directs the pose.

The directions are progressive, ranging from "inviting" poses to becoming lewd. But Mia still did not dare to protest. "What if it's for Vogue? What if he's mad? What if he pushes you off the rooftop?" Mia thought at that time.

After getting the picture, Mia thought the photo shoot was over. When he was about to go home, the photographer held him. At that moment, Mia's most worried about what happened.

Helpless

The photographer asked Mia to remove her headscarf and clothes. He was hunted to pose near the wall.

"My heart started pounding. I know it might be easy for you to say, 'What's the problem with having sex on camera?' But you need to understand the fear that a woman feels when she feels helpless, "Mia said.

The photographer at willingly turns Mia's body according to his wishes. At that time Mia felt like screaming, crying, and scratching her face. But Mia was helpless.

"The worst part is when he moves his hand over my breasts and says how good it is. I still feel the cold metal from his ring when it touches my back," he said.

Getting conscious

Mia said that she could not guess the sexual orientation of the photographer. The reason is that he felt the man was doing anything to him as if nothing had happened. "For me his sexuality is ambiguous. To this day I don't know if he is homosexual, straight, or on any spectrum of sexuality," Mia said.

Mia was haunted by that feeling for six years. Then after six years of harboring this disappointment, he then realized that whatever his sexual orientation, as long as it threatens his safety and comfort, he must dare to fight back.

This feeling haunted him for six years. After that he then realized that whatever his sexual orientation, as long as it threatened his safety and comfort, he had to dare to fight back.

Mia admitted that she was too young to realize this mode. But Mia said those people consciously conspired to deceive her. Both Jordan Sibbs, photographers and other executives at Bang Bros are all involved.

He was only able to confirm his guess after the photos circulated through the Bang Bros website. The site was created on behalf of Mia. He was again tricked into selling the domain to the gang for 1 US dollar.

Even worse, mia did not receive any payment for the shots. He was also not told what the photo was used for.

"I am a pawn to them. They never saw me as a human. They trafficked me to those people," Mia said.