There's a line that should never be crossed.
When someone is aware that you're facing death, illness, crisis, or deep personal loss, and they still mistreat you, something darker is at play. Cruelty in moments of vulnerability isn't accidental. It's intentional.
And when a person can hurt you while knowing exactly how fragile you are, that's not just abusive behavior. It's a complete absence of empathy.
@Coach_Deliver “Are we simply here to chase money, pay bills, fulfil responsibilities, grow old, and eventually die?”
No, that’s first world talk. Chill lol
I did OF for 7 years.
A friend found my twitter account and he was curious. I told him everything he wanted to know. I was nice about it.
But then I got a new subscriber mid-conversation...
Asked him if he subbed. He freaked out and started apologizing to me and deleted the account. He said he was just really curious to see what i was posting.
I wasn't happy he did this and felt he violated our trust but I let it go cause he was my friend. But it felt incredibly violating.
A year later, he had gone full incel on me and i blocked him after he went on a rant under my post about a bad dating app conversation.
I had become just "another picky bitch" to him apparently. He decided all women were bitches and they didn't want a "nice guy" like him.
I had spent years trying to help him date and he never listened to my advice, by the way.
When people show you who they are, believe them
Free enterprise in adult work should mean controlling your own clients, prices, payments, and communication.
That’s why direct booking and platforms that mainly sell advertising can leave workers more independence.
If you leave a platform, how much of your business leaves with you?
Can we normalize calling out mean girl behavior?
Girl, if you're over 30 and still putting other women down, go to therapy, touch some grass, heal your shit.
It's not cute. It's fucking embarrassing.
@OliLondonTV I don’t like her, or respect her, but I also don’t like the idea that a company can punitively take your earnings and give it to someone else, especially because of something you said.
You can't fake it to make it in the BDSM world.
The standards for becoming a Dom is high! As it should be
Confidence without knowledge is dangerous for a sub
Before you ask a sub to surrender control. Ask yourself can you even handle that responsibility?
Earn your role first.
“This economy sucks, I’m gonna open an OF and sell feet pics”
Hey so do you think now that we’re in a recession and the economy is ass that SWers are the ones benefiting? FUCK NO.
If you thought OF/Fansly was saturated, feet content is even MORE so.
I’m tired of hearing the ignorance spewing when people say the above thinking it’s quick/easy money.
I'm starting to think some women use being a Domme as an excuse to act out their genuine resentment toward men.
There's a difference between consensually humiliating a man because you both get off on it and actually having contempt for the people who submit to you.
Your submissives are still human beings. If you can't separate the two, that's a problem!
Seeing a lot of creators saying X permanently flags accounts that ever posted NSFW, so they'll never reach new people again, even if they switch to SFW.
We read what X actually published. Here's what's true and what isn't 🧵