A girl “trained” by an older guy—it seems she can no longer reach climax unless it’s through this kind of sex.

A girl "trained" by an older guy—it seems she can no longer reach climax unless it’s through this kind of sex. thumbnail image Asian

In China, a video has surfaced—reportedly featuring a young woman (said to be a college student in her teens) being held as a sex slave by an older man—in which she has been conditioned to reach orgasm only through “choke sex.” Images from her social media have also been circulating. This is truly horrific.

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A girl being held as a sex slave by an older man – images from social media

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Choking during sex leaves a mark on the brain, too.

Engaging in strangulation—either performing it or having it performed on oneself—during sexual activity appears to be quite widespread among young people. A 2023 study of 4,702 individuals aged 18 to 35 in Australia found that 57% reported having been strangled by a partner, while 51% reported having strangled a partner (University of Melbourne and University of Queensland, published in 2025).

Research analyzing the blood of 32 women who had been strangled frequently revealed significantly elevated levels of the protein S100B, a biomarker for brain injury. Another study, which involved brain scans of 41 women who had recently been strangled, found an imbalance between the brain’s left and right hemispheres, characterized by overactivity in the right hemisphere—a pattern associated with mood disorders. In other words, even when there are no visible external injuries, changes in brain activity can still be detected.

A survey of university students in the United States also found that 26.5% of women, 22.3% of transgender or non-binary students, and 6.6% of men reported having been strangled during their most recent sexual encounter.

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