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Angela White reveals her mom gave her The Hite Report so she could learn about sex and masturbation. "Pornography was the first place where I saw women being celebrated for expressing their sexuality" "at home it was sex-positive. My mom was very open with me about what sex was... she gave me a copy of The Hite Report when I came of age so that I could learn how to masturbate" "I was criticized for the way that I expressed and explored it. This was way before SlutWalks, way before women were really starting to embrace their sexuality openly" "I was very explorative when I was young. I wanted to have sex with men and women... I just wanted to try everything" "It was a tough time for me in high school, and that was actually kind of what led me on the journey into porn" Source: Angela White || Life Uncut Podcast

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