The 50 Hottest Asian (Women) Porn Stars of All Time

Stuff like this makes me cry. However, their profile on Annabel Chong gave me a break for a few seconds.  

From Wikipedia: 

“After taking her A levels, she took nearly three years off, including a year spent in the United States. She then went on to study law at King’s College London under a scholarship. While in the United Kingdom, she got drunk on a train. There, she met a man and agreed to have sex with him in an alleyway. He brought along other men, and she was gang raped and robbed in a rubbish closet under an inner-city housing block.

At the age of 21, she dropped out of law school and went on to graduate studies in photography, art, and gender studies at the University of Southern California (USC), where she excelled academically and also began working in pornographic films. Chong went on to graduate work in gender studies at USC.

Chong presented her work in pornography as an attempt to challenge the settled notions and assumptions of viewers about female sexuality. For example, her conception of a gang bang was based on the example of Messalina, a wife of the emperor Claudius. Historically, Messalina has suffered a poor reputation, a fact that some attribute (at least partly) to gender bias. Chong sought to question the double standard that denies women the ability to exhibit the same sexuality as men, by modelling what a female “stud” would be.”


I’ve always heard that those who work in the sex industry tend to be victims of sexual assault and abuse. I wonder how true that is?