Adult performance, faith, and peer support
Background
Crissy Moran left adult entertainment in 2006 and has publicly described her Christian faith as central to that decision. In published interviews, she discusses the practical and emotional work involved in building a different life and career.
The career transition
In a 2011 essay for Treasures, Moran described first receiving support through the organization and later helping facilitate a support group. Her subsequent interviews also describe speaking publicly and working in office roles after leaving performance.
Dignity across careers
Her faith and her account of harm deserve to be represented in her own terms. They are one person’s experience, not a universal account of adult work or a judgment about people who choose to remain in it.
Sources and further reading
Crissy Moran for Treasures: My journey out of porn
The Christian Post: interview on leaving the industry
The Christian Post: work and support after departure
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