Life of a Pornstar

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whitefox goddess

Hi, I’m Whitefox Goddess.

I write things most people are too afraid to say. My stories are stitched from wounds, my poems bleed a little truth. I’m not here to please—I’m here to feel, to release, and maybe, to remind someone they’re not alone.

I’m fascinated by human behavior, manipulation, and the gray spaces between right and wrong. I love writing dark romance, psychological twists, and lines that sting a little—because sugarcoating never saved anyone.

I’m soft-spoken but sharp-tongued when I write. I’ve survived things I don’t always talk about, but somehow they find their way into every word I spill.

So if you're into raw, poetic chaos with meaning—welcome.
If not, scroll fast. I’m not for everyone.

? From the Philippines
? Host of “Kape at Katotohanan” podcast
? Currently collecting heartbreaks and turning them into art.

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Life of a Pornstar

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On-screen, she's Maui—fantasy, fire, and the epitome of seduction.
Off-screen, she’s Mia Alvarez—tired, numb, and just trying to survive.

She entered the adult industry to pay off her family’s debts, feed her younger siblings, and reclaim control over her body after the world stole it too young. But the camera never captures the shame she swallows, the lies she lives, or the nights she cries herself to sleep.

She never expected to fall in love again—not in a world that’s only ever taken from her. But when a kind soul from her past reappears, someone who calls her Mia, not Maui… she begins to wonder: Does she still deserve to be saved?

This is not a story of scandal.
It’s a story of womanhood, war, and the cost of choosing your own version of freedom.