I’ll be in Augusta for the next few months. Want to book me? My site is live at https://t.co/8rrPVQNxMH
- Augusta Domme Mistress Sessions and Cashmeets
I’ll be in Augusta for the next few months. Want to book me? My site is live at https://t.co/8rrPVQNxMH
- Augusta Domme Mistress Sessions and Cashmeets
Nobody will admit it but when Tumblr allowed porn it was definitely a top 3 app. Miss my kink/fetish/taboo community I had over there. Everybody left Tumblr for reddit tho. Gooners migrate 😆
Just had a long yap session about the amount of men nowadays that want their ass ate, how common it is when it used to really not be a thing. I think the exploration is great but I just notice the difference.
Being an OF model is genuinely one of the hardest jobs in the modern economy, and people only deny that because they fundamentally misunderstand what the work actually involves.
It is not “posting a few pics and getting rich” It is running a full scale digital business where we are the product, the brand, the marketing team, customer support, PR, legal risk, and emotional labor all at once.
We conceptualize content, plan shoots, manage lighting, editing, scheduling, and consistency across multiple platforms just to stay visible in algorithms that actively punish inactivity. We market nonstop while navigating constantly shifting platform rules that can erase income overnight through shadowbans, reports, or policy changes. We manage subscriptions, pricing, custom requests, retention, upsells, daily engagement, and audience psychology in an oversaturated market where attention is fleeting and competition is ruthless.
On top of that, we face unprovoked harassment simply for working. Strangers feel entitled to insult us, degrade us, moralize our existence, and treat us as less intelligent or less human because of how we earn money. People project resentment and insecurity onto us, then turn around and claim we “don’t have real jobs” while actively consuming or obsessing over the content they pretend to hate.
There is no HR department. No paid time off. No benefits. No guaranteed paycheck. Income fluctuates based on algorithms, audience behavior, platform instability, and public sentiment. We are always “on” because disappearing for even a short period can permanently damage earnings and visibility.
And unlike most jobs, our work follows us everywhere. It is permanent, searchable, and endlessly judged by people who will never meet us but feel comfortable forming loud opinions about our character, intelligence, and worth.
Calling this “easy” says less about the work and more about how quickly people dismiss labor once it becomes sexualized, stigmatized, or financially successful outside traditional systems. If it were actually easy, everyone would be doing it successfully. Most don’t last.
You don’t have to respect the industry. You don’t have to participate in it. But pretending it isn’t demanding, mentally taxing, real work is willful ignorance at best and insecurity at worst.
yes i sell content but yall will NEVER, NEVERRRRRRRR see me advertising my content in the comments of someone else's tweet that is so contrary to my entire aesthetic n persona fuck thattttt shit corny as hell
Have trouble coming too fast? I can fix you. Let’s play a little jerk off instructional game I like to call ‘red light green light.’ You cum when I tell you to, and you touch yourself when I say. Let’s see how well you do.
Full video up on my OF feed
https://t.co/r56XKKCIg1
I was at the gym today using the barbell to do squats and the rack was set too high and I was on my tippy toes taking it on and off my shoulders until a man came and rescued me by moving the rack down where I could duck under it.
All heroes don’t wear capes.