AVN Hall of Famer, Angela White, really doesn't give a monkey's about the stigma attached to her livelihood.
First flirting with the adult film industry as a high school student in 2003, the Australian native is now one of the biggest names in porn.
Such is White's self-acceptance and joy in the controversial world she roams, unconventionally, she's always used her real name instead of a stage name.
Asked by an interviewer about dealing with the "longstanding view that doing what you do is shameful", the 41-year-old laughed off people's preconceptions.
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"Yeah, I don't care," she replied.
"The only time that I have to deal with it - I have to deal with this stigma when I engage with the outside world, outside of my close circle of family and friends, and it doesn't really bother me".
In 2020, the star became AVN's first three-time Female Performer of the Year winner.
White is totally owning the choices she's made, and fair play.
Meanwhile, some individuals from her massive fanbase have recently been suggesting that she 'take a break' after shooting over 900 sexually explicit scenes.
"After doing over 900 scenes isn't [it] seriously time to consider taking a break for once," one fan wrote.
This was met with almost cutting nonchalance from the adult performer.
"Do a job you love and never work a day of your life [shrug emoji]," White directly responded.
"I dunno Angela that's [a] brutal way to treat your body for years on end," her worried admirer fired back. "At some point you pay a price. I think you should find a nice guy and enjoy a real relationship for once. Haven't you at least earned that? ... But, it's your body, so go ahead and keep going if that's what you want to do."
Although she went on to thank him for his concern, White confirmed that she does in fact "take time to have romantic dinners and connect", and that she loves her life and her job.
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Dan Seddon