Kassondra Raine

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  • Country: United States
  • City: Las Vegas
  • Age: 36
  • Height: 5 ft 4 in (163 cm)
  • Weight: 110 lbs (50 Kg)
 Growing up in Las Vegas, Kassandra Raine was an honors student, graduating high school with a 3.8 GPA and a scholarship to attend UNLV. The self-proclaimed loner preferred reading books by the likes of Anne Rice, Chuck Palahniuk, and Hunter S. Thompson to socializing. Raised by her grandmother, Raine was taught from an early age that women were destined to become subservient housewives. Raine's intelligence gave her the sense to rebuke that notion and rebel against that old- school system of thought. At the end of high school, Raine came out of her shell and began actively exploring her sexual side. Raine admits she was greatly inspired by fellow Las Vegas native and world-famous porn star Jenna Jameson in her pursuit for sexual freedom.

Career
Kassandra Raine's disapproval of traditional gender roles and sexual stereotypes piqued an interest in showcasing her confident sexuality onscreen. Fueled by her desire to remove guilt from sex, Raine found her way into the adult industry in 2014 and filmed her first scene for Mike Quasar, whom she considers a friend. Raine's scene in In The Flesh with Steven St. Croix is a standout favorite of hers because, in her words, "That scene was one where there was this unexpected intense chemistry. He was a little more rough at times throughout the scene than I am used to, which was surprisingly hot for me. And I don't know if it was the size, shape, or curve of it, but damn his cock felt amazing! Whether it was a physical difference or just something about him personally, I don't know, but I definitely enjoyed myself."

Star Quotes
"Everyone is taught gender roles, but I was given a somewhat medieval version of them. This depressed me deeply, and drove me to question and rebel against my role as a female. I refused to accept that sex was not meant to be pleasurable for me, that it only served to please men, and I refused to accept that there was no more to men than the desire for sex and ownership of women."