Opinions on onlyfans and adult entertainment industry

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Honestly the whole thing needs to be legalized tho.....even if you think its bad ...i mean affairs are bad ...but we don't make them illegal do we?

You will maybe get more people trafficking tho..who knows.

You want people prosecuted for having affairs?

Meanwhile, in the real world ...

Leg End Reject wrote: »

You want people prosecuted for having affairs?

Meanwhile, in the real world ...

This was the OPPOSITE of what i said i wanted. Are you able to read?

Stop trolling.

The girl who cheats with your boyfriend isn't exactly a nice person. I mean we can't get the law on her. But i bet a wife or two would like to give her a black eye.

I don't get why you fixate on other people doing sex acts etc for "free", the issue isn't being paid for doing x y and z, it's the fact that you're willing to do x y and z publicly.

Anyways, as long as you can manage it alongside your normal day to day life I don't see any issues with it, to be honest. At the end of the day it is just your body and what you decide to do with it, and it can coexist beside whatever else you're up to. As long as you can manage the balance go for it. I was regularly sleeping with a guy at the start of the year who was featured a few times on another guys only fans and I thought it was all cool and good fun. However his Instagram was essentially a **** ton of semi nudes with vague woke captions including references to the only fans. It was his only Instagram account, which he also had friends and family on.

Like, I love being sex positive but don't make it tacky.

6541 wrote: »

20 years dancing, you must be tired.

I go back and forth on OF and the likes. On one hand, I like to look at porn occasionally and am glad there’s outlets available to do so. Paying wouldn’t be for me but it is good that there’s a way for people to support people they like and for those performers to earn a living, I know porn has been struggling for ages in that regard. Good for them.

On the other, I worry about this aspect of feminism and the knock-on effects it may have on people I care about or any future daughters/granddaughters I have in the future. I feel women should be encouraged to view themselves as worth more than to be viewed as an object to be desired by men. I don’t think women that choose that as a career should be judged or criticised, but also not glorified either in the name of ‘progress’ because I’m not sure yet if that’s what it is. I’ve known women who’ve started OF pages. I wouldn’t like a future daughter I may have to end up with the same issues I’ve seen them struggle with. But if I saw someone with a healthy mindset start one, I may feel differently.

Then I ask myself what the **** I know and who am I to make these judgements anyway?

Then I ask myself if I’d do the same if I could earn a lot of money quick for the sake of taking a few pics in my bedroom...and it blows the whole thing wide open.

Then I wonder if it’s easy to get caught in a trap by how easy it is and how quick you can make cash for doing little to nothing. I think how it’s a temporary window where you can make a lot but how it’s tough to ever go back to earning less, and how focusing on this can distract you from focusing on other things you may need to to succeed when this window closes. And what about those who succeed who don’t make money and just get the downside with no wins? If you can start it from home, it’s not as if there’s training/support or anything that teaches you how to deal with what you may have to.

In short: I dunno. It’s complicated.

Bubblesxoxx wrote: »

I mean there’s people out there happily cheating on their partner breaking up marriages or doing all sorts of sexual stuff that would make stripping seem like going to church. Because you get paid for it is why it’s frowned upon more then the regular joes going out on the prowl having one night stands and such which isn’t fair. Plus young girls are sexually active a lot younger these days the things they get up to I think there parents worried about them ever stripping is the least of their worries.

Ireland has gone so far left and liberal in last 10 years, but one taboo remains, sex. I think it's through centuries of Catholic influence that it's still something to be kept out of sight, not spoken of. But people like you are slowly changing that, but we need this generation to get into power before people like you are respected, have rights, have securities and pension plans so on. In the mean time you're out there on your own./

her body, her choice - no?

there was an irish lass mentioned on a thread before, that was making 7500 a month on onlyfans and nakedphilanthropist was on twitter selling pics for a tenner a pic and she donated over 1 million to the oz fires. so there is money to be made in it, but the revenue are watching.

Nice job to get in the revenue monitoring onlyfan pages etc. :)

capefear wrote: »

there was an irish lass mentioned on a thread before, that was making 7500 a month on onlyfans and nakedphilanthropist was on twitter selling pics for a tenner a pic and she donated over 1 million to the oz fires. so there is money to be made in it, but the revenue are watching.

Nice job to get in the revenue monitoring onlyfan pages etc. :)

If you look at twitter, someone already reported that Irish girl to Revenue last year.

I remember earlier this year that the same girl tweeted a screenshot of her three month takings, she broke 100k.

Be extremely difficult to hide that amount of cash from Revenue.

A friend just told me, yes genuinely a friend and not myself , that a certain number of female ASMR YouTubers moonlight on OnlyFans. Videos on PornHub.

Geez. Hustlers. Every last one of them.

KiKi III wrote: »

No, it’s basically a sexy, subscription based Instagram.

If it’s illegal so are half the influencers in Ireland.

Thanks cos I didn't know what it was


Oh and good shout on the generalisation of sexes/ hive brain thing.