OnlyFans and Sex Work
This cluster revolves around discussions of platforms like OnlyFans enabling women to monetize their sexuality, often likened to prostitution, with debates on men paying for attention, no-strings-attached sex, or dates with attractive women, including critiques of exploitation and market dynamics.
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I think it's an easy way for wealthy men to date(sex)-up.
That would be same as porn? Cheaper than a relationship and no need to make yourself attractive to a mate.
Your hypothesis is it’s because of government regulations. I doubt it. It probably has a lot more to do with the smart device in their pocket. Sex is a form of entertainment and all forms of entertainment are struggling for our attention. Also services like OnlyFans are encouraging women to monetize their sexuality and young men tend to be cash poor. That’s my hypothesis anyway.
Some women will do anything for money, and most men will do anything for women's attention.
Curious as to why they have to be rich if the primary goal is no-strings-attached sex? If the assumed hope is that one could mooch off this rich, young, beautiful women a little before engaging in the no-strings-attached sex and taking one's leave, I'd say that would bring supply down to about zero.
Does anyone else here feel the Onlyfans phenomenon is just exploiting sad lonely men who’d be better off leaving the house, doing some exercise and trying to eat healthier and build their IRL social networks?This whole cam-girls making a fortune this way seems somehow more dishonest than normal porn to me, maybe because it’s about these guys (who can never have relationships with these women) building a personal and intimate relationship as one of her “fans”. I almost see this as being like g
they're not selling their bodies to eat, they're doing it to make a quick buck to buy luxury goods (phones, cars clothes ...)
Men paying for access to women. Not that unusual, I'd say.
When your worth is defined solely by how horny you make the opposite sex then I wouldn't blame you for trying to game the system
Thanks for adding some more civil discourse to this discussion :) .You are correct in your assertion that I am in a relationship (we share the same apt) in regards to "dating" a sex worker. I added this context to indicate that I have more first hand knowledge of what it means to be a sex worker than someone who well... doesn't date an online sex worker.My girlfriend has mentioned that some women do not handle the money well or make emotional compromises with work hours etc