Every now and then, I run across a story like this:
http://pornstarbabylon.wordpress.com/2009/03/21/flight-attendant-gets-to-keep-her-job-after-porn-car, where it turns out that a porn performer has a legitimate "civilian" job that's her primary occupation. (I'll include college students for whom porn is a part-time gig, e.g. Evelyn Lin at UCSD.)
I'll confess to being intrigued by such women, and that interest makes watching their scenes that much more enjoyable. I have to attach a couple of conditions, though. First, the non-porn gig has to be verifiable, as in the link above. Uncorroborated statements by the performer -- such as Misty Mendez's self-professed former status as a flight attendant -- while momentarily titillating, quickly are dismissed as what the Penthouse writers call "girl-copy," the made-up text accompanying Pet layouts. Second, stripping doesn't count as a "legitimate civilian job" for purposes of this discussion. Third, the fantasy diminishes as the performer's body of work increases -- I don't know whether Careena Collins is actually a lawyer or anothe performer who purports to be an accountant actually are, but each has an extensive porn resume that doesn't result in the same interest.
Is anyone else similarly intrigued? And who else might fit the bill?