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I don't understand this issue with OnlyFans.

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DragonSnapCrimson · 09/02/2022 11:31

I’ve been thinking about OnlyFans recently and can’t fully understand why it appears to be seen in such a bad light here.

In the cases where a person is pushed into it, feels it’s no other option etc then yes, I fully get why it’s not a good thing.

But I have seen some people on social media who are aware of all of the risks, aware that their photos could be shared with third parties etc and they’re completely ok with that, they’ve spoken on it. They’ve made buckets of money with the app in order to pay for uni, a house deposit among plenty of other things. So why would that be seen as a bad thing?

If they’re fully aware of the dangers/consequences yet still consent to it and make decent money for their future/whatever they like, then I don’t see the problem. Or is there no problem with people in this particular situation?

This post isn’t about other kinds of sex work, just OnlyFans.

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barleybadminton · 09/02/2022 22:22

Riiiiight - no one in OF has ever been stalked, threatened, had their employment at risk then no? It's totally safe...

No it's not totally safe. But it is considerably safer than working on the streets for example.

So it's not a choice then?

You seem to struggle with the concept of being poor. Very little is a choice and of the choices you do make none are appealing.

foxgoosefinch · 09/02/2022 22:25

@barleybadminton

Riiiiight - no one in OF has ever been stalked, threatened, had their employment at risk then no? It's totally safe...

No it's not totally safe. But it is considerably safer than working on the streets for example.

So it's not a choice then?

You seem to struggle with the concept of being poor. Very little is a choice and of the choices you do make none are appealing.

What about all the poor people whose arses and bits no one wants to pay to see on OF? Do they get shunted into telephone sex lines or streetwalking? Because it seems like most poor people who aren’t attractive young women aged 25-35 don’t seem to be leaping onto OF as easy money. (And if they did, wouldn’t that collapse the market?)
OhHolyJesus · 09/02/2022 22:27

Very little is a choice and of the choices you do make none are appealing.

So it's not a choice then?

It's either a choice and entered into with freely given consent

OR

It's something women enter into having exhausted other available options and therefore their 'consent' is coerced because they are desperate and therefore not consent at all.

Break it down for me, you know you want to...

bishophaha · 09/02/2022 22:27

No it's not totally safe. But it is considerably safer than working on the streets for example.

And more safe than amateur bomb-disposal. But less safe than admin at home.

Hey, this is fun, isn't it? We're just listing activities to make some sort of point!

lucythejuicy · 09/02/2022 22:28

If you put yourself in only fans you have to be pretty naive to think this won't effect other areas of your life - particularly work. It pretty obvious that most employers wouldn't look kindly on this. That's a choice you make so I don't have any sympathy for the girl who lost her internship. I can't post things on social media that would be deemed offensive - it's in my contract regardless of the fact that is my personal life. I always tell my kids be careful what you post - it could come back to haunt you. Being on only fans is highly likely to come back to haunt you

Gumbomambo · 09/02/2022 22:29

My experience of only fans comes through talking therapies with women I’ve come across through women’s shelters. Lots of them have been coerced into it by abusive partners or pimps, they have started off very innocently sending the odd nude and ended up being trapped and abused like most traditional Domestic violence. In a couple of cases the online has spilt over into coerced prostitution and left these women incredibly vulnerable and traumatised. In at least two instances they were quite young naive teens who were perused through the OF accounts they had started, groomed and blackmailed. I am sure there are women out there who rinse the old guys with pictures of their feet but they aren’t the ones I have met.

barleybadminton · 09/02/2022 22:34

Come on barley, which is it, harmless non porn safe everyday work or gruelling hard graft? Are men really going to be paying that much for my feet pics (or pics of me in a leather corset?)

You'd be surprised, as I've said it's really in the interactions, if you've got a talent for that and work hard then yes, you could make a decent income. There are lots of women making money on there who do not meet standard patriarchal beauty standards.

And it's really what you make it. The people making a lot of money work hard. If all you do is post the odd pic and you don't have a profile anywhere else you probably won't make a penny. If you're a well known Domme or porn performer and you use onlyfans for an hour or so a week you probably won't make much either, but you'll make a bit, enough for it to be worth doing that hour and also it's promotion for any other stuff you do.

Odd how you class “financial dominatrix” as sex work, but not photos of someone posing in a leather dominatrix costume.

I'd hope you can see that there is a difference between someone who makes a living from getting men with a particular fetish off online and someone posting a jokey pic of themselves in a slightly kinky outfit on their personal social media. One is about making money by sexually arousing people, hence sex work, the other is just a jokey personal pic.

samsalmon · 09/02/2022 22:35

@barleybadminton so I have a pretty switched on teenage daughter, she’ll be an adult soon enough. How in the name of all that is holy would I even begin to explain to her some of the stuff you’ve talked about, porn performers, financial domination, pro dommes, feet!! Etc etc. It’s mental the way you’re talking about it, like it’s an alternative if you don’t want to work in an Amazon warehouse. Jesus Christ, I come from a very working class immigrant background, not much formal education till my generation, everyone did shitty jobs (me included) until they didn’t have to anymore. Women, children and men who are forced into sex work either by others or through dire circumstances deserve our support and help, not for their lives to be fetishised because someone thinks they themselves would like or need a better lifestyle. This has pissed me off no end. Would I want my daughter, granddaughter, sister, best friend, mum to be doing this work? Hell no, not if she had any choice at all.

OhHolyJesus · 09/02/2022 22:40

Follow the money and you'll see who is getting rich, really rich...and it ain't women...

From 2018

The total number of paying fans rose more than 500% to 82 million. Profits after tax rose to $60 million from $6.6 million. Forbes estimates that Radvinsky’s stake in Fenix International – OnlyFans’ parent company — makes him a new billionaire, worth some $1.8 billion.

At the end of last year a woman became CEO as Tim Stokley stepped down (nice optics since the Online Harms bill is in progress) but still owns it...those 20% fees sure do add up as his estimated net worth is £120m.

foxgoosefinch · 09/02/2022 22:44

What you’ve posted on this thread sounds pretty accurately like libertarian porn apologism, barley.

I was particularly struck with your point about how people with talent can “rinse” paying customers with feet pics or whatever.

Generally, “rinsing” someone in any arena of life (conning or exploiting someone for money, possibly in borderline illegal ways), is not regarded as particularly moral in general in our society.

Is “rinsing” punters for cash then something you approve of? Rather than something most people would regard as dishonourable, cheating, unfair, not being a good person?

It doesn’t sound like a great upstanding just-like-any-other-job kind of work to me in that context. If on a thread about cowboy plumbers I extolled how great it was to “rinse” hapless customers for cash by exploiting or overcharging them for bits of work, would that be regarded as a great and really savvy career choice?

DragonSnapCrimson · 09/02/2022 22:47

OP - you can search poster history should you wish to see more...

I'm sure that if I search poster history of all the people on this thread I'll find plenty that I disagree with or find questionable. As it stands I'm finding Barley's input to be valuable to me in this discussion as my goal was to learn all sides of this topic.

I get the big picture of this whole discussion, but I do still believe that it's a persons own choice and it can benefit some people. A very good friend of mine was a male escort for many years, he only felt unsafe a couple of times and it wasnt directly related to the work he was doing. Perhaps he was lucky, but he was signed with an agency that took everything very seriously, he benefited from the arrangement, as did his clients.

There are so many different "branches" of this stuff and some are absolutely terrible, of course, but others don't seem to be, whilst still accepting the bigger picture of "it's a pity this happens at all" for some.

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barleybadminton · 09/02/2022 22:54

Would I want my daughter, granddaughter, sister, best friend, mum to be doing this work? Hell no, not if she had any choice at all.

Well with respect it wouldn't be your decision, it would be theirs.

Jesus Christ, I come from a very working class immigrant background, not much formal education till my generation, everyone did shitty jobs (me included) until they didn’t have to anymore

By didn't have to anymore did you mean they retired? The days of starting on the shop floor and working your way up to management are long gone, now it's zero hours temporary contracts and casualised workforces where no job is long lasting or secure.

Women, children and men who are forced into sex work either by others or through dire circumstances deserve our support and help

I absolutely agree. No-one should be forced into any kind of sex work due to desperate financial circumstances, and one way to prevent that is ensuring that no-one is in desperate financial circumstances - but we don't as a country do that.

@Gumbomambo Anyone who coerces, bullies or in any other way attempts to force someone into sex work of any kind is a criminal and should be treated accordingly and harshly in my opinion. But the nature of your work I suspect means you only see one side, and that is not what is going on for many people doing sex work online. And problems of blackmail and coercion or people's other possible work being affected are really better dealt with by reducing the stigma aimed at those who ave done sex work for any reason rather than stigmatising them even more.

To reiterate, I do not think sex work is a great thing. I wish it didn't exist. I wish I'd had more opportunities and had never had to do it. But the reality is for some people in their experience it's not as bad as some of the alternatives, and you can scream at them till you're blue in the face that they'd be less exploited in an amazon warehouse but it will not change their lived experience that leads them to believe actually that's not the case.

OhHolyJesus · 09/02/2022 22:55

the other is just a jokey personal pic

And James Makings at the NSPCC wanking in the toilets and uploading it to LinkedIn was just him...expressing himself.

When you work with children - on paid employment or as a volunteer - safeguarding standards apply, or at least they used to.

Sulley's gun-toting pics and fetish gear photos are hilarious to some I'm sure. I'm sure children will get the joke and not in any way have their boundaries negatively affected. It's all just a bit of fun isn't it?

Women and their worries about teens and young adults seeing and selling sex online, we're so silly aren't we? Worrying about trusted adults and them exercising their fetish whilst in positions of influence in children's organisations...

In my view, OF is the thin edge of the wedge. It contributes to a wider upsurge of misogyny, sexism, porn, with the violent stuff being noted in a growing number of rape cases and sexual assault and murders (the so called rough sex defence).

It doesn't operate in isolation. The sex industry is broad, sanitising, normalising and normalising the bit that sounds like it's a 'choice', it's empowering and a great way to make lots of money, dissociating it from the human sex trafficking works out well ...for those who make the real money from it.

I wonder how this 14 year old I s doing now?
www.bbc.com/news/uk-57255983

barleybadminton · 09/02/2022 22:55

Is “rinsing” punters for cash then something you approve of?

Abso-fucking-lutely. Get every penny you can off the bastards.

gingerhills · 09/02/2022 23:03

@DragonSnapCrimson

I’ve been thinking about OnlyFans recently and can’t fully understand why it appears to be seen in such a bad light here.

In the cases where a person is pushed into it, feels it’s no other option etc then yes, I fully get why it’s not a good thing.

But I have seen some people on social media who are aware of all of the risks, aware that their photos could be shared with third parties etc and they’re completely ok with that, they’ve spoken on it. They’ve made buckets of money with the app in order to pay for uni, a house deposit among plenty of other things. So why would that be seen as a bad thing?

If they’re fully aware of the dangers/consequences yet still consent to it and make decent money for their future/whatever they like, then I don’t see the problem. Or is there no problem with people in this particular situation?

This post isn’t about other kinds of sex work, just OnlyFans.

I would take issue with the idea that very young women (students) are 'fully aware of the dangers/consequences'. At that age you think you are invincible, you think the world will be yours for the taking. You don't think you'll ever want to be a boring person in a responsible job where a background check might result in loads of images of you rolling around in a thong might jeopardise your chances of being taken seriously. Why aren't the people who pay for only fans filmed while they watch it too? It won't jeopardise any male student's future career if he spends his life tossing off over women on Only Fans. It could jeopardise the women's future though.
barleybadminton · 09/02/2022 23:06

It doesn’t sound like a great upstanding just-like-any-other-job kind of work to me in that context.

Haha, you think the landlord I'm buying a house for (and the rest) and who does the bare minimum for it isn't rinsing me? Or the person who bills £200 an hour in their professional life and pays me a tenner an hour to clean up their home? If working class people weren't getting relentlessly rinsed by everyone they are in a financial relationship with then we wouldn't be having this conversation because sex work would barely exist.

samsalmon · 09/02/2022 23:07

@DragonSnapCrimson to answer your original question, for myself, I believe in limits, standards, boundaries, for ourselves as individuals and as a society. That’s just where I stand, I accept that others have totally different views. I believe in freedom of choice but not in ‘anything goes’, I think that just leads into a race to the bottom, a freefall in which there have to be losers. When it comes to porn and all associated with it, the losers are invariably women, and that includes our daughters. It might not be fashionable or whatever to say it, but that’s what I think and that’s my objection to concepts like Only Fans.

@barleybadminton, of course it would be their decision not mine, what I said was that as my nearest and dearest I wouldn’t want them to be doing it, like just another career choice. And I am fully aware that the working world has changed enormously since my grandad worked in a foundry, but let’s not pretend that everyone doing this work was previously stuck in some zero hours hell with no chance of ever moving on. It might take longer and it might be harder than in the past, but it’s not impossible for most people. We’re not going to agree and that’s fine.

foxgoosefinch · 09/02/2022 23:11

In my field barley, there are plenty of ways I could “rinse” people for cash doing stuff that isn’t strictly illegal, but is morally pretty indefensible. (Not sex work.) I don’t do them because I have a moral compass and some remaining self esteem, such as it is - like not really wanting to see myself participating in something that’s ethically questionable and not good for society as a whole.

It’s interesting though the desire to present the “sex worker/content creator” as the one doing the “rinsing”, when in fact most women and girls in the sex industry seem rather to be comprehensively getting rinsed themselves. I wonder if it’s a psychological desire to feel like you’re seizing back some agency?

Yet again, the language used to describe the transaction is very unstable and contradictory - one moment it’s not a choice and just better than a zero hour contract and you’d rather it all didn’t exist; the next, sex work is a triumphant con being perpetrated by the savvy young woman on a deserving rich old fool.

We know that, historically, it’s vastly more likely to be 1. rather than 2., so what is it exactly about OF that you think makes it so great and not, as I said above, the 2022 equivalent of selling your used knickers on eBay?

barleybadminton · 09/02/2022 23:13

Why aren't the people who pay for only fans filmed while they watch it too? It won't jeopardise any male student's future career if he spends his life tossing off over women on Only Fans. It could jeopardise the women's future though.

You'd be surprised, they often are, lots of men want to go on cam and show you their boring cocks. But you're right, even if that came out they'd just be seen as one of the lads and it probably wouldn't wreck their future career. Plenty of city workers still go to strip bars and it doesn't seem to impact on them. But you are also right that it would potentially destroy the career of a woman, just as it would if a woman had worked as a stripper. Perhaps ending that disparity should be the priority rather than stigmatising women who might have done this kind of work at some point even further.

DragonSnapCrimson · 09/02/2022 23:16

Ginger - Fully agree that a teenager and an adult have completely different points of view, experience, wisdom etc that influence their choices, so its definitely a different ball game there. The people I was referring to in my OP are 20s (mid to late iirc) and 30s, they were the ones speaking out about knowing all consequences and being fine with it.

Samsalmon Thanks for your point of view Smile

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DragonSnapCrimson · 09/02/2022 23:18

Not sure if this is a derail or not, but what's wrong with selling your knickers on Ebay?

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barleybadminton · 09/02/2022 23:28

We know that, historically, it’s vastly more likely to be 1. rather than 2., so what is it exactly about OF that you think makes it so great and not, as I said above, the 2022 equivalent of selling your used knickers on eBay?

I have never said it's great, in fact I said I wish we lived in a society where it didn't exist.

It’s interesting though the desire to present the “sex worker/content creator” as the one doing the “rinsing”, when in fact most women and girls in the sex industry seem rather to be comprehensively getting rinsed themselves. I wonder if it’s a psychological desire to feel like you’re seizing back some agency?

Yes I think as it happens you are probably right. And not just seizing back agency over the punters but also all the other (usually men) who have fucked women over from crap bosses to abusive partners. And I think in part this might be why some people feel aspects of it are empowering, it feels like revenge, but it's not really, in some ways it's the opposite. There's an obvious tension there and a very complex one, but I don't think the seizing back of agency, even if it's a psychological sleight of hand, is necessarily a bad thing under these circumstances. I wouldn't judge someone who worked in an amazon warehouse and nicked off them for the same reason. Sometimes it's all you've got and it makes a difference to take back some agency even if the odds are stacked against you.

Anyway off to bed now.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 09/02/2022 23:39

Not sure if this is a derail or not, but what's wrong with selling your knickers on Ebay?

In what sense?

foxgoosefinch · 09/02/2022 23:59

From “I don’t understand the issue with OnlyFans” to “what’s wrong with selling your used knickers on eBay?” in under four pages. Confused

Yes folks, this really is the state of the world in 2022.

PurgatoryOfPotholes · 10/02/2022 00:02

Let's discuss what's wrong with selling your used knickers.

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On doing sexual camwork for three months - what it did and didn't do for and to me, and why everyone on each side of the sex exploitation debate is talking about camgirls in the wrong way.

1.On how easy it is to fall into camwork, even if you never thought about doing it at first.

In April I had to come back to my home country of France because of Covid. I couldn't find a job, also because of Covid. To make some money I decided to open a Vinted account.

Vinted is not AT ALL meant to be a sexual website. It is a European website that operates in France, Belgium, Spain and the Netherlands and is meant to be like Britain's Depop, a website to sell and buy clothes and accessories.

But, mid-May, having only made about 50 euros in a month and a half, I got an odd private message. Now, you have to understand that I am overweight, and some people do have fat fetishes.

Actually, my first EVER Vinted message back in April was a man saying "congratulations on your femininity" as I had posted a photo where I was wearing the dress I was trying to sell, instead of just a photo of the dress. But the one I got mid-May was something else entirely.

Basically, the man was asking if I'd be willing to sell him dirty underwear, that he would pay me a lot. Turns out there's a massive, underground market for that on Vinted. I never replied to that man, because Vinted can terminate your account for this sort of sales if they learn

about it (they almost never do, but you never know.) I was curious, though. "A lot of money" for selling dirty underwear is enticing when your bank account is in the red. So I did what anyone who is curious with an access to the Internet does: I googled "selling dirty panties."

That is how I stumbled upon panty dot com, an international website that, for twenty euros a month, lets men and women from all around the world sell and buy used underwear. So I created an account, and soon posted my first ad for selling underwear. And I did sell a few pairs.

Six to be exact. Three in France, and one each to men in Belgium, Switzerland, and the USA. And while selling panties comes with its own problems I will discuss later on, you realize quite quickly that a lot of men don't want panties. They want photos. They want videos.

They want phone calls. They want sexy chats. Panty dot com itself has categories to sell just that. And when I realized that most men wrote for videos and photos on my panty ads, needing the money, I gave in.

That's how easy it was to fall into it for me, a twenty-nine year old woman who is an anti-porn, anti-prostitution feminist and knows about the dangers of the sex industry. was just trying to sell old earrings and tee-shirts I had not worn in five years.

Imagine how much easier it is for teenagers who grow up with onlyfans being touted as the most empowering thing a young woman can do. We are headint to a generation of women who will do camwork before they've been to college.

2.On what men asked of me and why it is wrong to present the pro-"sex work" vs. anti-sexual exploitation argument as "privileged camgirls" vs trafficked women.

TW for some descriptive language.

The first man who got videos/photos from me was a 60 year old Frenchman named Philippe. He had seen my photos of me wearing underwear for sale (with my head cut off to protect my identity) and told me he would pay me fifty euros for an hour of sexy chat with photos and videos.

He was in a now sexless marriage and dreamt of having a younger mistress. In the span of an hour, I had to text him how much I loved old, married cock. How much I wanted him to give it to me. All the while sending him photos and videos where I was carressing, fingering myself.

Honestly, for a first experience, it was rather tame. I didn't enjoy it, I hated the fact that he had seen my face as he had asked for a video of me saying his name. But he had been rather polite in his requests. I thought maybe it wouldn't be so bad.

I was wrong. I had drunk two glasses of wine before starting with Philippe to be more comfortable and it became a habit. I spent most of my evenings in June tipsy. Men on Skype video calls would notice and took advantage of my tipsy state.

In the span of a month, I put in my vagina many objects that should never have been in it. Countless beer bottles, countless wine bottles, lollipops, a cucumber once. One asked I shoved scissors in there and it's the only object I refused,

By the end of the month of June, my relationship with my own vagina had become so warped I could not even wear a tampon when my period started. It wasn't the only part of my body I felt alienated from, however.

My breasts, obviously, have always been for men a source of perversion. I used to wear a French 95E, now a 105F as I put on so much weight in just three months just from the drinking and eating (some of that due to my mother stressing me out, but a lot due to camming.)

I don't know how many videos of me putting my own boobs in my mouth are out there. I don't know how many times I have had to pour food on my own breasts and eat it. What I know is they are out there, on men's laptops and phones and probably on websites too.

My feet too, My arse too. So many times I spanked myself. So many times I fingered my toes. My entire body became a virtual playground, and, in the process, became less and less mine.

That's the first, most immediate effect of camming to me. Losing your body as your own. No man touched me, and yet it felt like they had all marked my body and alienated me from it. I was not Marina anymore. I was a toy.

The next obvious effect is the way it destroys your mental health and the self-loathing that comes along. I could not deal with the things I was asked to do. I spent every shower crying. I ate and drank so much I weigh 101 kgs now, when I weighed 89 kgs when I landed in France.

(turns out you can only make threads of 25 tweets at a time, so let me go on)

I also personally grappled with the hypocrisy of being porn critical while I was, essentially, producing low Q, amateur porn. I hated myself for being so hypocritical, hating men and yet depending on their perversion for money.

Having both this account, where the people I followed were porn critical, and another twitter account to promote my panty dot com profile where ever the people I followed were praising sex work as empowering and beautiful gave me severe whiplash.

And here is the thing. None of the people I followed from that twitter account were making it. I was not making it. I got 500 euros in June. Hours and hours and hours for 500. I would have gotten more in a minimum wage job.

Most camgirls you've ever got into a fight with, telling her she was privileged, telling her she was downplaying trafficked women's suffering - she is like me. She pretends she loves camming. I did, on my other account, before coming on here to rant about it.

I don't deny it is easier to be a cam girl than to be in prostitution. But being a cam girl is not easy. It is just a different kind of trauma. There are real risks involved with it that make you go absolutely mad. I shall speak of those risks now.

3.On the risks of being a camgirl or selling your underwear online.

The first obvious one is that men whose identity I often didn't know, whose face were hidden, have intimate photos and videos of me. Maybe one of them is a future potential employer who will either not give me the job or give it to me and then blackmail me into sex.

Maybe one of them is my neighbour and he recognizes me and thinks that gives him the right to rape me, coz if I do it online why would I not want to do it for real. Maybe one of them is a family member. Maybe, whoever it was, he posted this material on porn sites.

Maybe I'm out there, naked, tipsy, a bottle up my vagina, moaning, for everyone with an Internet connection to see. Forever.

The second one is that it is insanely easy to fall into prostitution from camming. Insanely. In early July, after a month of camming, I created my GoFundMe. You ladies came through and to this day I have collected almost 1500 euros, after their commision.

It allowed me to do less camming in the first three weeks of July. I still did it, but not nearly as much. But the donations slowed down, and, still short 1000 euros from my goal, I started doing it again more in the last week of that month. A Swiss client offered me paid sex.

I had sent him a pair of panties. He had seen the enveloppe had been mailed from a border village, He offered me 500 euros to come and meet him for sex. I almost did it. I actually booked a return train ticket to go to Lausanne.

I was gonna go the week-end of August 1st, National Day in Switzerland. But a supermarket I had given a curriculum to in May called me to work in August. That's how close I was to prostituting myself.

It is incredibly easy to view paid sex as just another transaction when you have cammed like this. I know it's not. My rational, feminist brain knows it's not. My self-hating, desensitize psyche forgets it.

That story with the Swiss guy also shows another way camming is dangerous: your physical safety. Men will ask where you're from. I lied to everyone. Said I was in Perpignan, as far as possible from here. But some men did know I was here on the Swiss border with IP trackers.

Those who found out asked me to come visit them or else. All the men I sold panties to had the stamp from the village post office and knew where I was. It isn't big, here. One could have driven here, found me on my way to the post office, abducted me.

Some men WILL cross the country for you, whether you want it or not. It is an open door to actual sexual violence in your life.

Camming ruined my mental health, physically changed me with the weight I put on, and almost led me straight into prostitution. And I just did it for three months. I hurt myself and couldn't work at the supermarket the last week of August so I had to go back to doing it this week,

There's a mojito mix next to my bed because yesterday I showed my pussy on camera for two hours. My Swiss client is asking me to go visit him before I leave for Brittany on Thursday and then Latin America in September or October. And I am considering it again.

I know that I should not. But I need the money. And my lizard brain is telling me I'm already worthless from camming, so I can go and fuck a rich Swiss dude. Close your eyes and think of Ecuador. You're worthless. Even "feminists" have told you so two days ago.

That's what cam work does. That's how easy it is to fall into it. That's how easy it can make you fall into much worse. And that's how it scars you. Three months of camming. I don't know how long it's gonna take for me to feel normal again.