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Crissy describes her decision to quit the p0rn0graphy industry abruptly after a spiritual realization. “While I was on a film set, … this guy came up to me and asked me if I believed in God and if I wanted a different life,if I wanted to be free. And I knew that was my sign.” “And we talked for a little bit and he’s like, do you want to go outside and pray? And I said, sure. I was on the verge of crying.” “So we went outside and prayed. We sat at this little table, and I asked Jesus to come into my heart. I repented of the things that I had done, and I had decided to turn away and I was never going to go back.” “That encounter was a spiritual wake-up call for me. In that moment, I realized I wanted to leave the pornography industry. I had been praying for God to give me a sign, and when that moment happened, I felt like He had answered my prayer. I knew I had to make a change, and I made the decision to leave, immediately.”

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