Is your dream job your current career?
Well a 28 year old trainee nun at a tender age was convinced she was destined for a life in the church has made a drastic change in her career from being a nun to a porn star.
FOR eight years, Yudy Pineda lived in a convent as she trained to become a nun but these days, she’s decided on a very different career in porn.
Ms Pineda lived in the convent between the ages of 10 and 18 after nuns visited her school.
She left the convent after felling in love with a teacher and realised the vocation wasn’t for her and settled in Medellin and began working for Nestle until she met a man who was recruiting for webcam girls.
Yudi Pineda admitted that her priest tried to talk her out of the move but she ignored his advice.
The young woman from Ituango in Antioquia, Colombia, has called her new porn career “decent and artistic” and claims there is “nothing bad about it”.
She said that she enjoys “masturbation and pornography” every day – but still goes to church and never misses her Sunday mass.
She explained her initial calling to the religious community in an interview with local media.
She said: “I went to Uraba and I was at school when nuns came to visit us, and I knew then that I wanted to do that.”
When she was 10 years old she went to a convent and remained there for eight years, training to be a nun.
She said that she “felt very happy” there, but soon fell in love with a religious teacher and she decided to quit her vocation.
Pineda started a life in Medellin and was working for the Nestle company when she met Juan Bustos, a man who was recruiting models for his adult webcam portal.
She took part in a casting call and she was hired there and then. Pineda told local media: “At first I was feeling bad, but now I am fine with it.
“I also feel good when I go to church. I never miss Friday prayers, Saturday meetings or Sunday mass.”
However, Ms Pineda is not the only nun to have had a surprising career change back in Kenya many nuns have quite convents after realizing its not their thing.
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