Farrah Abraham: Purposefully Released 'Sex Tape Ruined My Life'

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Remember that porno Farrah Abraham released on purpose to make money? Well she's still calling it a sex tape and now she's claiming it ruined her life.

You know, because she was heavily respected in the entertainment industry before this. Riiight.

"Knowing my sex tape was out there for everyone in the world to see...was overwhelming," Abraham admitted to In Touch magazine. "I wanted to hide my face and not go out or pick up my phone."

She continued, "It made it hard to have friends and a private life and to trust family, who I feel use me for money. If I went back in time, I would not have done it. The sex tape ruined my life."

Abraham continued to explain that she needed therapy after the release of her "sex tape," you know the one she toured strip clubs and porn conventions promoting, because it destroyed how she felt about herself.

"I’m more special than sex tapes," she explained to the mag.

"Hearing others tell me my worth is [all based on] my body. ... I’m stronger than that," the woman who had a replica of her vagina made for men to have sex with added.

She then continued her "woe is me" act and pretended that her fake boyfriend (who was hired to appear with her on Couples Therapy) was a real relationship and abandoned her in her time of need.

Time of need being that time she needed a boyfriend to appear with her on another reality show to stay relevant.