@Applecharm25
Why aren't you out there protesting about all the bad porn directed by men online?
We have gang bangs where women are dominated and hurt physically.
Porn where women are hurt and choked physically. Porn where women are pushed around roughly and hurt.
Porn where men have sex with barely legal teenagers. Some of them are probably underage.
I do 'protest' against this kind of porn. I'm disgusted that it's created. The cases against pornhub, the reason so many videos were taken off the site, and the testimony of the people who were there to moderate and deal with reports is horrifying.
Lily Philips cries in the YouTube documentary about her 100 men stunt, describing through tears how she dissociates during, and the experience of feeling violated...then announces her plan to do a more extreme version of the same thing the next day.
It's very easy to find many first-hand accounts from women who intended to have a solo or 'vanilla' onlyfans, but competition meant they felt like they had to engage in acts they didn't want to, because other women were, and they wouldn't earn the "big money" if they didn't. Technically they consented, but this wasn't the choice they would have made if they hadn't felt it was necessary to maintain/increase their earnings.
I think women engaging in these kind of degrading publicity stunts doesn't help, and I believe they are (possibly unknowingly) working on the side of the disgusting men who create the sort of porn you mention. By 'consenting' to be treated like this, the pressure on others in the industry to be ever more extreme is increased, and the idea that women should be okay with this kind of treatment is further normalised. It's not empowering, and it harms all women.
Women can oppose other women doing this, and it doesn't mean they're giving men a free pass.