I often forget that we have a new generation of Internet users (Pre Y2K, 99ers, post Y2K babies) that either do not understand or care about how tech and the internet work.
Once you post , upload, download, anything on the internet, it is permanent. There is no going back, no erasure, no anything. No petition drive big enough to erase whatever or whoever you have done, posted or said.
For girls and guys who did porn, welp, you aren't special. You made the decision to do porn and you will have to live with that.
In the case of Mia Khalifa, she more than likely forgot or didn't care about the possibility that doing porn may affect certain things around her such as relationships.
Not many guys or girls are going to want to kiss and eat the leftovers of every man in the porn industry, and Mia pretty much realized that way too late in the game.
She doesn't have any obvious negative quality of life issues stemming from her porn career. The issue is how it makes her feel, which is a perfectly legitimate complaint. It's just undercut by aspects of her behavior and life choices that continue to play into her porn fame for her personal gain
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But to you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you.