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The Squad discuss Mia Khalifa's comments on Ziwe's show on Showtime, where she claims being in the army is worse than OnlyFans.

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SEX WORK vs MILITARY?!?: OnlyFans Model Claims ONE is Better...

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Collette Grimes, of Hypebae.com, writes:

Former adult star Mia Khalifa considers fighting in the military and selling your body to the government worse than s*x work. The model and Instagram influencer starred on comedian Ziwe’s eponymously titled Showtime series in which the duo discuss the stigma of p*rn and the adult industry as a whole.

If you are lucky enough to have a Showtime subscription or if you’ve simply scrolled far enough on Instagram, chances are you’ve probably stumbled across Ziwe’s insanely hilarious and achingly cringey interviews of today’s celebrities. Past episodes involve her asking Chet Hanks to explain what “white boy summer” is, pointing out that it’s been their time for the past 400 plus years.

Famous for being the most viewed performer on P*rnHub in a short two months, Khalifa applies the notion of “selling your body” to the military as she asserts that many are handing over their lives to the government, a much more nefarious character than the adult entertainment industry. While some enlist in an effort to pay for college or escape poverty, the debilitating and enduring effects of war are well accounted for, giving Khalifa’s opinion a fair amount of weight. Although the porn industry is making strides to become a more ethical safe space, it shouldn’t go without noting that it can be a traumatizing space for many actors and carries a negative stigma, in part due to our s*x-repressed and misogynistic society. That being said, the arrival of OnlyFans and inclusive platforms like Bellesa gives adult stars greater agency and control over their bodies in a way that soldiers may not have as Khalifa implies.

Charlotte Shane, of Bustle.com, writes:

Is this normal? Is this happiness?” social media superstar Mia Khalifa asks herself. She’s reflecting on her current state of mind while she waits for her berry lemonade, expressing disbelief at how far she’s come: “I’m at peace. What is this?” We’re at Mandolin, a Miami bistro with an octopus dish beguiling enough to convince Khalifa, who suggested the spot, to drive three hours in traffic from her new home in the suburbs to get there. The house won her over with a large, quiet outdoor space that offers some much-desired tranquility. “There are peacocks all over the neighborhood,” she says. “They wander into our yard.”

In 2014, 21 and fresh out of college, Khalifa moved to Miami because her then-partner took a job there. Khalifa got a job too, at Fuddruckers, but her priority was getting implants. Considerable weight loss in her late teens left her self-conscious about her breasts, so she saved up and strategized for an augmentation throughout college. She reasoned that Beverly Hills was too expensive, even for a short-term stay, but Miami struck the right compromise between affordability and caliber of surgeons. That practicality had guided her before: Khalifa, who was born in Lebanon and grew up in a D.C. suburb, went to the University of Texas at El Paso because it accepted the college-level credits she earned in high school, which allowed her to graduate sooner.

One afternoon, about a month post-op, she was approached by a man on the street about nude modeling and, after a few weeks of considering the offer, went for it. Her stage name came from that of her dog at the time, Mia, and the rapper Wiz Khalifa. (She liked his music, and also, it “felt Arabic.”) In what may be one of the worst showbiz predictions of all time, she was told to pick something else “because it — and I quote — ‘sounds sl*tty and people won’t be able to spell it.’"