Top female porn star finds Jesus

Top female porn star finds Jesus

By Mark Ellis
Senior Correspondent, ASSIST News Service

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (ANS) -- In 2010, Maxim Magazine named her one of the top female porn stars in the world. Little did they know, she was already on a rocky road to sanctification as a new creature in Christ.

Brittni in 2010

Brittni, who used the professional name Jenna Presley, started dancing to earn extra money as a freshman at Santa Barbara City College in 2005. Two men approached her after one of her performances and asked if she would like to make "romance movies."

"You mean porn?" she joked. They nodded affirmatively, but it was no joke.

"I didn't know what to expect," she admits now. "At 18, I was only a baby. I was looking for love in all the wrong places."

Brittni was insecure as a result of her upbringing in a home with a "verbally abusive" mother and passive father. For the first time in her life, she began to receive positive affirmation, and it felt good. She traveled to L.A. and shot her first pornographic scene.

"I felt so loved that day because they did my hair and make-up. I was told I was beautiful and that I was going to be a star. In the first few months it felt good."

Producers worked her relentlessly in the early phase of her career because of her youthful, fresh appearance. "I already looked like I w as 12," Brittni recalls. They dressed her in "little girl" clothing and pigtails, which made her uncomfortable.

The inescapable conclusion is that filmmakers wanted to appeal to the depraved fantasies of men with pedophile tendencies. "It's disgusting how they can portray you as a little girl," she says today. "It's complete perversion."

During this period, she worked as much as 60 days without a day off, shooting two and sometimes three sex scenes a day. "I didn't know how to say no," she notes. "I didn't know how to stand up for myself. Before this, my mother made every decision for me."

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