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Ignoring technologal gaps that exclude many sex workers from transitioning to online sex work is not only privileged but deeply offensive and arrogant. The ohhh just buy a laptop & a camera line. You peeps like to imagine Web and digital based technologies are accessible to all
And you& #39;re also fucking deluded if you think the Only Fans bubble is not about to burst.
Camming came about due to technological advancements not due to a health and financial crises that underpins the "success" of platforms like onlyfans. Saturation point, banning of transgressive sex cultures and a depression do not bode well for the monetisation of images.
Also. Check your fucking branding.
E-Girls is gender exclusionary, ripe for socially distancing from the term sex worker and makes you sound like a pack of cigarette for children.
But sure, use the term girl to market predominantly sex industry content.
E-Girls is gender exclusionary, ripe for socially distancing from the term sex worker and makes you sound like a pack of cigarette for children.
But sure, use the term girl to market predominantly sex industry content.
I hear people talk about OnlyFans being a long term game like its going to be a long term platform. I would not be so fucking smug about transitioning to online work.
When my boob heals from cancer the first thing I& #39;m doing is going back to work as a prostitute because my cunt is more reliable than online work.
You people are kidding yourselves if you don& #39;t think a wave of image based violence is not going to hit OnlyFans "content creators"
But sure, ohhh just buy a camera and a laptop.
But sure, ohhh just buy a camera and a laptop.
And its hardly solidarity to directly or indirectly imply that those of us still doing FSSW are somewhat a dirtier choice because God forbid they can& #39;t or don& #39;t want to hustle online.
And if you& #39;re hustling for $3 tip now can you imagine what the demand for content will be when buyers expectations of what they want to see for $3 evolves fuelled by entitlement and image saturation.
