The commercialization and capitalization of OnlyFans continues to prove that the world doesn’t have an issue with the sex work itself, but the people that are doing said sex work (1)

If you’re not “hip”, “trendy” or “known” enough, then you’re subject to degrading comments and looked down on. But let an industry engineered celeb join the hype and all of a sudden its ~kEwL~ and acceptable. (2)

We understand ppl try to re-invent themselves and try to find a new lane, but when that comes at the expense of others who have constantly grinded, hustled and finagled their way into the OF territory, then that’s when the criticism is posed (3)

Adding further to the insult is the type of material these celebs decide to put up on OnlyFans. Instead of showing an ounce of creativity or an iota of care - they just post random/menial shit that would otherwise have a lesser known content creator branded as a scam artist (4)

No one is saying that celebs CANT do sex work, but if you are someone with a large audience and have the platform, then use it to GIVE CREDIT to those before you and acknowledge the many struggles sex workers face; ESPECIALLY those of a marginalized community. (5)