I’ve built a quiet little world where good boys stay locked, denied, and completely focused on a true Goddess.
You’re welcome to join and obey completely: https://t.co/IG0kbaC3oW 🧎♂️
I agree social media can absolutely out-earn a traditional job, but people underestimate how much of a skill it is. It’s not just posting cute pictures and waiting for money. It’s right timing, psychology, consistency, personal branding, community building, learning what people respond to, and still showing up when nobody cares yet. A degree teaches you how to fit into a system, social media forces you to become the system. I don't think one gets in the way of the other anyway
You put it so well, girl, that I have nothing to add. They come into our space, where certain rules are already in place, and they bring their own unnecessary opinions about “which relationships are right or wrong”, like go on dating sites and look for like-minded people, but oh no - on dating sites they’re too embarrassed to tell the truth, yet they’re not embarrassed to act like idiots here.
subs who want “real submission” while coming to online creator platforms, not dating apps, where creators literally don’t offer that, and where meeting in real life is against the rules - wtf are you hoping for? 🤦🏼♀️
“Online doesn’t feel real to me” he says, after writing a 12-paragraph essay about his deepest fantasies to a woman on the internet. Fascinating.
@BaileyisBratty the obsession with proving which woman is the ‘correct’ type for male approval is always the funniest part. Half the internet would heal instantly if women stopped treating beauty like a competitive sport