A través de redes sociales se dio a conocer el caso de una pastora cristiana quien dejó la iglesia para convertirse en stripper, reporta el New York Post.
Nikole Mitchell se convirtió en pastora de una iglesia cristiana en Minnesota, Estados Unidos, en 2016.
Pero ese mismo año su vida dio un giro repentino cuando asistió a una obra de teatro LGBT, y se dio cuenta de que era bisexual.
“Yo estaba como, ‘Dios mío, no creo que sea heterosexual’ y sacudió mi mundo”, menciona Mitchell, quien ahora se identifica como bisexual y pansexual.
“Sabía que si revelaba mi rareza lo perdería todo porque la iglesia no da la bienvenida a las personas queer”.
Al ver que su orientación sexual y su vida religiosa no encajaban, decidió dejar de dar sermones para convertirse en ‘stripper’ en la plataforma OnlyFans, en la cual publica fotografías y videos eróticos para sus suscriptores, quienes pagan 25 dólares al mes, de acuerdo con medios locales.
Unos meses después, Mitchell salió públicamente en un video de YouTube para hablar de su salida del “clóset”, sobre la forma en que concilia su sexualidad con la religión.
“Nunca me he sentido más a gusto en mi poder, en mi resplandor y en mi esencia divina. Y nunca he sido más feliz”, escribió en su cuenta de Instagram.
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It was a year ago today that I embarked on a journey of full self-expression – & who knew that just shy of a year later my story would be picked up by the @NYPost & would go viral within 24 hours! Thousands of new followers (??? hi!), getting close to almost 100 new Only Fans members (heyyy?), new course students, 1:1 applicants, an invitation to be on Jimmy Kimmel again, & so much more!!! /// The lead-up to this didn’t happen overnight. I consistently showed up, put myself out there, took leaps of faith, left old identities, stepped into truer identities, invested in support, AND DID THE (INNER) WORK. I stayed the course even when I was scared. I trusted myself even when I felt crazy. I loved myself even when others didn’t. I held onto the vision I had for my life & I let that vision be bigger than all my fears. I tuned into that still small voice within me & let it be louder than all the opinions around me. I took inspired, aligned action & left all the “shoulds, oughts, and supposed to’s” behind me. And it all brought me to this point: Where I feel so safe to be me. Where I’m happy to be me. Where I’m free to be me. Where authenticity & integrity get to go hand in hand for me. Where my insides match my outsides. Where my joy matches my peace. Where my purpose meets my passion. Where my vision meets my everyday life. Where being me gets to be loved, supported, & always rewarded. ☝?This is what is most important. The fame & media attention gets to be the icing on the cake.? /// My word for you tonight? >>>Trust the nudges in your heart<<< You can’t see the dots connecting going forward, but you see it all so clearly looking backward. Your job? Is to trust yourself. Step into the unknown. And let that tug lead you all the way home. You will not be disappointed. I promise.❤️ It is so, so worth it – & YOU are so deserving of it. Happy One Year Anniversary to me to living fully unleashed & expressed. Thank you to everyone who’s loved & supported me on this journey. I truly wouldn’t be here without you. So so grateful for you. Here’s to being the free humxns we were always born to be.???? Xoxo. Nikole❤️ ?: @wsierraphotography
Una publicación compartida de Nikole Mitchell (@mitchellnikole) el 25 Sep, 2020 a las 10:46 PDT
Según afirma, desde que abrió su cuenta de OnlyFans en 2019, ha ganado en confianza y en aprecio hacia sí misma. “Mi sexualidad es sagrada”, declaró para el New York Post sobre si siente que hay un conflicto entre seguir creyendo en Dios y ser trabajadora sexual.
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Ahh! The New York Post picked up my story!! And it’s true: I have never been more at home in my power, in my radiance, and in my divine essence. And I have never been happier. If I can sum up what I’ve learned these past 4 years in coming home to myself, it’s this: -> You can trust yourself. I know there are a lot of voices that have a lot of opinions on what you should and should not do, should and should not be, but you are the only one who knows who you came here to be. Trust yourself, listen to yourself, and BE yourself. The world will adjust. -> God goes with you. If you left the church like I did, you didn’t leave God behind. God went with you and will continue to go before you, stay beside you, and close all things behind you. God’s got you, boo. -> Life is beautiful on the other side. It’s scary to step into the unknown. We’ve been taught to fear ourselves, fear our desires, and fear the nudges of our hearts. But I’m telling you – your desires are leading you to a place that is so beautiful and expansive and free, you’ll be SO GLAD you took that leap of faith. Life really does get better. ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you to everyone who has loved and supported me, both on this journey and in the publishing of my story! I am so humbled, honored, and grateful. You truly make the world a beautiful place.☺️❤️ ❤️❤️❤️ You can read the article in my bio! ❤️❤️❤️ (Huge thanks to @makka_rena and @nypost for sharing my story!)
Una publicación compartida de Nikole Mitchell (@mitchellnikole) el 24 Sep, 2020 a las 11:14 PDT
Actualmente, Nikole Mitchell vive en la ciudad de Los Ángeles, California, con sus tres hijos. Se ha separado de su marido. Además de su trabajo como stripper en OnlyFans, también se desempeña como coach de vida.
Con información del New York Post.
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