Amouranth has admitted that she is making one million plus per month. Which is absolutely insane.I know a girl who's making 200 000$ a month from only fans. Sucks that she is going to lose all that income lol.
Amouranth has admitted that she is making one million plus per month. Which is absolutely insane.I know a girl who's making 200 000$ a month from only fans. Sucks that she is going to lose all that income lol.
That's kind of the second wave feminist analysis of porn. It rests on the assumption that there is something uniquely exploitative about sex work compared to any other form of labour under capitalism, which is a position which isn't very popular with the modern left. Like, yes, a lot of the modern porn industry is pretty bad and it would be good if it did not produce harmful products or exploit its workers, but you can delete "porn" in that sentence and replace it with almost any industry operating under capitalism. Is your average porn actress realistically doing more harm to society and the planet than your average McDonalds burger flipper? Also most people have come around on the idea that you can actually make porn which presents sex in an alluring way that doesn't objectify its participants and if you blanketly crack down on porn you'll also be cracking down on that which isn't very fair. Sex work is also a sector that has both historically and contemporarily employed marginalised people who have been unable to find employment else and cracking down on it will have a disproportionate impact on their ability to look after themselves.Can someone explain to me why so many people here aren't saying this is a good thing because, "Women being forced to sell their bodies to the gaze of lustful men is misogynistic and a sign of capitalist greed." Or, "Sites like Onlyfans put an expectation on young women that they can only be successful by sexualizing themselves for the male gaze."?
Having been on the receiving end of that sort of attitude, people who think that can go fuck themselves.That's really what it is. There is a lack of sympathy for these people who've made shitloads of money for what appears to be very easy nothing work,
Sure, but that's just how people work. It's a matter of optics, and a lot of times people will treat this as these girls and boys making onlyfans content "Getting knocked down a peg" or "Being brought back to reality."Having been on the receiving end of that sort of attitude, people who think that can go fuck themselves.
Which a shitty excuse.Sure, but that's just how people work.
We aren't second wave radfems, generally speakingCan someone explain to me why so many people here aren't saying this is a good thing because, "Women being forced to sell their bodies to the gaze of lustful men is misogynistic and a sign of capitalist greed." Or, "Sites like Onlyfans put an expectation on young women that they can only be successful by sexualizing themselves for the male gaze."?
Oh wait, or will you respond with, "These women chose to do this and I am for women's choice." While ignoring all the times other women have said they are ok with something like this and it was argued they were "made that way by a male dominated society." In which case I'd ask again why you aren't celebrating this.
Yeah, and that's shitty. It would also be shitty if Twitch decided that playing other people's video games for money was a breach of copyright law or counted as "public viewing" or something and cut off monetization, and I'd bet you'd fall on the other side of the "watching somebody flounder in a mess they made themselves" argument.Sure, but that's just how people work. It's a matter of optics, and a lot of times people will treat this as these girls and boys making onlyfans content "Getting knocked down a peg" or "Being brought back to reality."
It's not a healthy viewpoint, but that's what's happening. Plus sometimes watching someone flounder in a mess they made themselves is funny to people.
Actually, no. I wouldn't. If Twitch shutdown tomorrow, I wouldn't feel bad for any of the "creators" that would suddenly be caught with their pants down.Yeah, and that's shitty. It would also be shitty if Twitch decided that playing other people's video games for money was a breach of copyright law or counted as "public viewing" or something and cut off monetization, and I'd bet you'd fall on the other side of the "watching somebody flounder in a mess they made themselves" argument.
I don't really laugh at anybody unless I see them making the same mistakes over and over again and expecting shit to change. Like DarksydePhil.Ah, so it's only the smaller, low earners you're laughing at
How dare people publicly have emotions.I don't really laugh at anybody unless I see them making the same mistakes over and over again and expecting shit to change. Like DarksydePhil.
But I also wouldn't feel that sorry for anybody who got banned from Twitch for whatever reason, and then tried to cry about it. I'd just shrug and move on. Sucks to loose a job, but at the end of the day all you can do is go get a different job. Crying about it doesn't bring the job back does it?
I mean crying about breaking the rules is like crying about getting zapped when you stuck a fork into a light socket. So i dunno what to tell you.How dare people publicly have emotions.
I have no problem with people that did actual porn on that website. It was their business and there's a loan to do what jobs they wanted. As long as it wasn't a gray area situation or one of those cases where they're intentionally harming others or trying to hurt others, I don't care. With that said, it does come off as hypocritical for the website to be doing this. They are killing what made the huge money in the first place. That is where a lot of the problems lie for a lot of people. They're trying to please their mainstream corporate overlord investors. It stinks to high heaven.Can someone explain to me why so many people here aren't saying this is a good thing because, "Women being forced to sell their bodies to the gaze of lustful men is misogynistic and a sign of capitalist greed." Or, "Sites like Onlyfans put an expectation on young women that they can only be successful by sexualizing themselves for the male gaze."?
Oh wait, or will you respond with, "These women chose to do this and I am for women's choice." While ignoring all the times other women have said they are ok with something like this and it was argued they were "made that way by a male dominated society." In which case I'd ask again why you aren't celebrating this.
Shhh. Just. Leave them to argue with the positions they think we hold.We aren't second wave radfems, generally speaking
I'm just a live and let live kind of guy. It only becomes a problem when you're out to harm and kill others, or act like a big shit hole a to others for petty reasons.Shhh. Just. Leave them to argue with the positions they think we hold.
I'm glad this is getting more exposure, because it's sadly true, and people die because of it."Anti-trafficking organizations" that go after legit sex workers are evangelicals in disguise
Because life is not black and white.Can someone explain to me why so many people here aren't saying this is a good thing because, "Women being forced to sell their bodies to the gaze of lustful men is misogynistic and a sign of capitalist greed." Or, "Sites like Onlyfans put an expectation on young women that they can only be successful by sexualizing themselves for the male gaze."?
Oh wait, or will you respond with, "These women chose to do this and I am for women's choice." While ignoring all the times other women have said they are ok with something like this and it was argued they were "made that way by a male dominated society." In which case I'd ask again why you aren't celebrating this.
omg, oh and thanks for the name...she hella hotAmouranth has admitted that she is making one million plus per month. Which is absolutely insane.