You have a lot of thoughts on only fans.

I do.

What are some of the first things that come to mind about only fans?

The first thing that comes to mind for me is, you know, if you're a grown woman and that's something that you want to do, by all means,

I do not want to infringe on people's right to go and do that.

Where I took issue with that platform in particular, was being on social media and seeing it pushed so hard for young women,

saying that this is not only is this a career alternative, but this is something that's going to make you hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars, which is a lie for the most part.

Of course, if you're one of their top creators, that's the money you're going to get.

But I was just scrolling through social media and of course they curate these pages for you based on your demographics and your age and what they think you're going to like or at least be susceptible to.

And it was all of these young women saying, you know, if you need a sign to go be on only fans and sell your pictures.

Yeah, here's my bank account and I make $80,000 a month doing this and I saw just all these young girls. I'm talking like 13, 14, 15, commenting, well, as soon as I turn 18, this is what I'm going to do.

I can't wait like who needs to go to school, who needs to pursue a career when you can just do this is your career.

And that I just think culturally is probably a no-no for future. I would imagine it's not going to not going to look up.

Yeah, yeah. I think the issue I've had with that is people play it off as if it's fine, right? They're like, oh, do this for a while. It's fine. Like maybe things change. Maybe you drop it later.

But like you do that kind of thing and you're not going to feel good about yourself, right?

And I don't, and I honestly don't think I believe that there are people. Maybe there's the very rare individual that does that and is like, yeah, I'm fine. It's fine.

But I don't think that makes people feel good about themselves. And I think like saying that it's fine is a lie.

I completely agree with you. I think it's a veneer that they put on. I think money shields that a little bit too.

Yeah, I was looking into it. It was like the average income that you make from only fans is somebody just starting out. It's like $180 a month.

So you're getting all of these young women to go like, oh, yeah, I'm going to make so much money. Here's my pictures. And you never get to take that back.

And you have to think that even the women who are super successful have to be experiencing some form of like psychological trauma walking around and not knowing who has seen you naked or who has just got to experience your body in a way that is so intimate.

And I, yeah, I'm just with you on that one. I think it's a total veneer of people saying this is positive and I don't mind it at all.

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