Today's conversation is with Victoria Sinus.

When Victoria started working for an OnlyFans agency, she had limited knowledge of the platform.

While working in marketing and recruiting, she quickly realized how coercive and destructive the platform was for the performers and decided to leave.

In this episode, Victoria helps us understand what an only fan's agency does, what the platform is really like, and how she now works to educate young women and how to break free from harmful narratives about themselves.

With that, let's jump into the conversation. We hope you enjoy this episode of Consider Before Consuming. Well, Victoria,

thank you so much for being here with us today. We're so grateful for your time and excited for our audience to get to hear the perspective

that you have to offer on this topic. So as we kind of dive in, can you just start by telling me

a little bit about what life looks like for you and who you are? Yeah, absolutely. Thank you,

Natalie. And I do just want to take the time as well to say thank you so much. I really appreciate the

opportunity to share my story. I really respect what you guys do a lot. So yeah, this is really

an incredible opportunity for me. So thank you. But yeah, so a little bit about me. Yeah,

Victoria, I'm from Melbourne, Australia, 26.

And I just recently left working for an OnlyFans agency.

That's my background before that is in startups.

And, you know, I guess business and sales and all those things, which kind of led me down an interesting

path.

So now my life kind of looks

like talking about my experience is there, everything that happened, and just trying my best

to educate people and bring, you know, the realities to what the industry actually is. So that's

what I do every day. Yeah. And we're so grateful for you. For anyone who doesn't know what OnlyFans is, which believe it or not, there are people

in this day and age who are unfamiliar with it.

Can you start by just explaining what it is?

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