/siberia/ - Off-topic

Were you jerking off writing this "clever" post, OP?

get a job

Gr8 b8 m8 r8 8/8

>>704277
>>704278
>>704279
This isn't bait.

There's women here?

I'll give you $5 for a titty pic

>>704276
This reads like a creative writing assignment.

If this is real (prob not): Lie on your resume
Were you never afraid of STDs?

Also this doesn't make any sense, OS may have gentrified porn but prostitution is still done mostly by women in need.
>>704279
I vive 6.5/8

>>704296
>Were you never afraid of STDs?
I would get free STI testing at Planned Parenthood.

>>704302
>but prostitution is still done mostly by women in need.
And those women are losing clients because of OF. Men would rather stay at home and jack off to OF content than hire a sex worker.

>>704276
>What was once the domain of the marginalized, queer, neurodivergent, colonized and internally-colonized has now become the domain of the colonizer.
The sex trade was always like this, babe. Who runs the brothels? Rich white men. Who are the pimps? Rich white men. Who owns the porn industry? Rich white men. Who owns the strip clubs? Rich white men.

The idea that sex work is something "empowering" to the oppressed is propaganda.

>>704310
Uhm, they can do OF as well. Also doing SW on OF is safer than doing SW in person. To demand OF to vanish (or equivalents) is also an unrealistic luddite opinion. Your complaint sounds selfish and badly thought out which shouldn‘t be surprising given that you are an anarchist.

>>704316
Sex work is what gives the marginalized and oppressed an opportunity to make money and avoid wage slavery. It also gives us the opportunity to reclaim our bodies from the capitalist-colonial system that has colonized us. There is no way we will ever be as successful on OF as a bourgeois white woman creator whose features are considered attractive by colonial standards. All the top OF creators are like this.

>Any comrades have advice for this gal?
Become my personal sex worker. I will pay rent while you stay at home and take care of the household.

>Sex work is what gives the marginalized and oppressed an opportunity to make money and avoid wage slavery.
It‘s basically being self-employed.

>It also gives us the opportunity to reclaim our bodies from the capitalist-colonial system that has colonized us.
You are literally giving your body away, and you are doing so because you need money. Even after all the money you’ve made you would have had to continue doing sex work by your own accounts.

>There is no way we will ever be as successful on OF as a bourgeois white woman creator whose features are considered attractive by colonial standards. All the top OF creators are like this.
I get that, however, why wouldn‘t that be the same on the “streets” or whatever? Shouldn‘t you be outcompeted by white SWers there as well?

On a different note, I think you should learn a skill where you can work in a self-employed manner. You said you were autistic so I guess being self-employed is better for you to set a schedule and work life appropriate to your condition. You could learn something like art, programming, editing and offer your work online. This also circumvents having to present previous employment or degrees because people online are sold on your portfolio. As for breaking free from capitalism, you can‘t as long as capitalism exists. Capitalism is unavoidable. You merely felt like you broke free from capitalism but de facto were a wage slave like anybody else.

>>704309
Um yeah, free testing for common STIs, there are testa with up to 20 STIs.

>>704317
You are not real

>>704276
How much did you charge per hour?

>>704327
$150-$300

>>704331
That seems cheap if you were of college age and not horrifically ugly.

>>704331
This is clearly bait because the going rate for an escort is like $1-2k

>>704393
We got an expert over here

>>704399
Dafuq are you on about. Here in Europe you will pay maybe 50 for a blowjob and a couple hundred for sex, and the women can be fine af.

If you are legit OP, I think your main concern is you need like, serious fucking mental treatment. You are clearly mentally unwell.

>>704402
hard to believe, this is like the people saying the first cowboys and gunslingers in the 1850s were freed blacks and liberal leaning white men trying to avoid racism by going westward where laws were less harsh on them before it became a fantasy like billy the kid

and a way for womenfolk to do prostitution without restrictions or pimps was to go to the wildwest saloons too

>>704400
I'm a euro so don't know how things are in burgerland… but I always assumed it would be more expensive because it's illegal and you don't have a near endless reserve of eastern european whores to tap into.

>>704408
The illegelality will def be a factor for the price, but the only expensive escorts I‘ve noticed in the US are like popular pornstars offering it. In the end an ordinary woman offering SW can‘t expect to do much business if her prices are in the thousands.

This sounds way too well written and overly detailed to have been faked. I don’t know op. Go get a job if you can.

>>704419
>This sounds way too well written and overly detailed to have been faked.
This is definitely hard to tell from parody.
>colonial-imperialist-YT supremacist-capitalist-patriarchal cistem.
Lmao, cistem.

>>704309
>I would get free STI testing at Planned Parenthood.
Ok so OP is supposedly American, not European.
>>704401
>>704399
>>704408
>>704414

OP, how did you reconcile the fact that most of your johns were probably racist, misogynistic, transphobic, etc? The majority of men who use SWers aren't woke and down with anarchism

>>704422
Wrong, a gentleman always duly compensates his lady.

>>704423
Hasan usually stands on business so it was surprising to see how stubborn and childish he acted on visiting a brothel.

OP come on, be my personal SW. We would play video games all day and I wouldn‘t even care if you stim.

>>704422
The smell of money I imagine. The only color that matters is the color of the currency

>Being economically coerced into having sex with people

We already have a word for that

>>704402
Never mind the fact so many women in the Global South are forced into prostitution as part of imperialism.

>>704276
>Backstory: I started doing sex work when I was 19 back in 2010
Wait you've been making your living sucking dick for the past 15 years? And now you're 34? Dang…

>>704448
I mean you were already given an answer to your question. The specific scenario of the guy you replied to is unlike what „any immiserated person doing anything to get by“ in the West does. Then after establishing the most crude equivalence you pull a straw man that nationality magically changes things. It‘s not that nationality magically changes things but that material circumstances are regionally distinct causing different lifestyles and problems like the very specific example the guy just said.

>>704318
thats just a stay at home wife though

now assuming this isnt some elaborate bait
>>704276
>I wasn't being a hypocrite when it came to my values. I was telling the capitalist system and the state to fuck off and showing that my body or my will couldn't be dominated.
that sounds delusional honestly, but if your life was happy like that, go off
but I mean you basically were simply self employed, you didnt opt out of the capitalist system,, even if you did escape wageslaving. Just do something where you are self employed. Home help, childcare or shit like that are always needed and can be done off the book. We're also in an era where anyone can reasonably teach himself off the internet on many skills.

>>704485
>thats just a stay at home wife though
Yeah that‘s what I was jokingly alluding to

One thing OP’s post confirms is the overlying problem with sex work as a job. It’s not just the misogyny or stigma or violent johns, but also how sex work is pretty much a dead-end road-to-nowhere. I remember watching interviews with former porn stars and call girls -0 years ago on YouTube, and one thing a few of them mentioned was how sex work isn’t really something you can invest in. One ex-porn star said she made $50,000 for her first porno film, which seems like a lot of money but it’s not really that much after a while (especially if you’re American and have to pay loads of medical bills for all the STIs you get on the porn set). A lot of sex workers and porn performers don’t last for very long, and porn isn’t really something you can put on your resume nor does it open any real doors for you. Like if I’m working as a barista I can use my experience to find a job at somewhere better with higher wages and better conditions. Porn or sex work aren’t like that. How many sex workers used the money they made from selling pussy to become highly successful in some other field? Very, very few.

>>704530
>-0 years ago on YouTube
*10 years ago

>>704530
>>704530
>One ex-porn star said she made $50,000 for her first porno film, which seems like a lot of money but it’s not really that much after a while
I've never had $50k in my life. I don't think I feel sympathy that they chose to do that instead of working a normal job like myself.

>>704530
>Like if I’m working as a barista I can use my experience to find a job at somewhere better with higher wages and better conditions.
wut? Lol. Maybe you can be manager of the coffee shop. Lol, who the fuck you think is going to look at your resume and see:
>Barista - 15 years
And go: Ohhhh! They're so experienced!?

>>704533
Strawman. I’m saying the problem with sex work is that you can’t exactly put it on your resume when it comes time for you to find work elsewhere, which OP herself admits. Nobody is saying working as a barista is a comfy job, but it doesn’t have the same issues sex work has. Plus, at least you learn skills like beverage and food preparation which could be helpful later on.

>>704532
$50k is a lot of money upfront but it’s not a lot of money over time. The porn industry is mostly headquartered in Los Angeles where the cost of living is beyond expensive. One other thing many ex-porn performers talk about is how they often have a short shelf life, like they work in the industry for a few years until they’re burnt out, too sick from STIs and drug/alcohol abuse, or considered “old” and get replaced by someone else. Then, once their porn careers are over, what do they do?

>>704530
>How many sex workers used the money they made from selling pussy to become highly successful in some other field? Very, very few.
Cardi B

>>704579
All of her songs are either about how much she loves sex or how much she loves money. Very common sex worker tropes.

>>704562
> once their porn careers are over, what do they do?
get a job at a gas station or grocery store like the rest of us?

yet more proof that anarchism is just a liberal sex cult

>become a sex slave, it's sooo empowering
under socialism, rape-for-pay and selling videos of women getting raped on camera (porn) will be abolished

>>704633
also notice that how "feeling empowered" here comes from "not having to be a wage slave" = being self-employed
anarchism is a liberal petty bourgeois ideolog

>>704530
>How many sex workers used the money they made from selling pussy to become highly successful in some other field? Very, very few.
Nowadays it's common for every woman to do some part time hoeing. Like OP said, she was in college when she started hoeing. Sounds like they probably graduated. If they continued with their career then they would have that plus all their hoe money.
>One ex-porn star said she made $50,000 for her first porno film, which seems like a lot of money but it’s not really that much
OP said she made $2k a week.
<I was able to contribute to paying for my friends' and comrades' rent, student loan debt, medical bills, legal bills, HRT, bike repair, ADHD medications, and many other things involving mutual aid. Between 2014-2017 I was making more money than I knew what to do with. At my "peak" I was making $2k a week.
Probably under the table. I doubt she paid taxes, so she made $110k a year tax free.
<more money than I knew what to do with.
And exactly it. She was making easy money, easy come, easy go. Didn't save any of it, now she's doing the woe is me shtick that she can't make $110k a year tax free that easily.

I guess the male version of this shit is drug dealing, except you like actually can get into deep trouble with the law for doing it. But yah similar stories, easy come, easy go with money. My cousin was pretty heavy into drug dealing, but he had the fortune of not getting, and he was doing all this through college, got his CS degree, was working at like Apple and shit, and he was still dealing drugs and shit. He told me he made $10k stealing some meth off this guy he met in Cali working for Apple.

But yeah, you could easily be moonlighting as a hooker, doing something else as your day job, and you'd just have extra fucking cash. It's pretty fucking low risk other than maybe the johns, but OP doesn't say she ever had any problems with the Johns. Don't have to worry about Johnny Law hitting you with a serious case and raiding your house and taking all your money.

>>704637
the vast majority of prostitution in the world is rape
just like the vast majority of wage labor in the world is slavery

westoid middle class prostitutes doing it for cash while otherwise well off enough to go to college, etc. are equivalent to westoid middle classers who are in no way precarious, and wage for accumulation rather than survival

>>704276
The idea of OnlyFans "gentrifying" sex work is so funny to me. Like bro, you can't see how nearly all of the street hookers are desperate women, drug addicted, Black and Native women, women with four kids they need to feed, women who came from abusive homes and used sex work as their only way to escape, women who are being trafficked? All while the professional escorts and girls at legal brothels charging $1000/hr are white, come from middle-class backgrounds, and have college degrees?

How much money do you think the porn industry brings in each year and who is acquiring most of that money?

>>704633
Postmodernism was a mistake

>>704632
The point is, sex work is rarely ever a long-term career like a lot of "happy hookers" make it out to be.

>>704633
NationalSocialism will do this too

>>704647
didn't the biggest natsoc nation ally with an empire that industrialised sex work by using the 'inferior' races? and didn't they still let wehrmacht soldier staioned in france and the netherland use hookers from the local population?

you're a FASCIST. you hate POOR MALES because harlots like you allow the rich to hoard sex, whilst the poor males have to struggle to afford sex

The temptation to romanticize sex work, or any form of informal survival hustle, as inherently subversive is a variation of the same idealism that treats “the bourgeoisie” as a cloud. To confuse autonomy from a boss with autonomy from capital is to miss the point: capital is not simply the wage relation in its factory form, but the total social relation that structures survival. Marx was clear that the lumpenproletariat, including those operating through illicit or stigmatized economies, are not outside capital but subordinated to it in distorted form. Their work does not abolish exploitation; it recirculates value through shadow markets, intermediaries, and now platform capital itself. When sex work flourished as an oppositional survival strategy, it was never because it negated capitalism, but because it allowed individuals to maneuver within its cracks. The arrival of OnlyFans did not “gentrify” a once-radical practice; it revealed that even the most stigmatized forms of hustling are always vulnerable to commodification and enclosure. Just as the haute bourgeoisie weaponizes lumpen elements as disposable instruments of counterrevolution, the petit accumulation of the hustler, whether through drug networks, smuggling, or sex work, does not challenge the mode of production but risks reproducing it on a micro scale. There is nothing revolutionary about climbing from proletarian precarity into petit-bourgeois entrepreneurialism through illicit means. Subversion does not lie in individual exit strategies but in collective struggle to rupture the whole system of capital’s reproduction.

A common mistake in left discourse is to talk about “the bourgeoisie” as if it were a shapeless cloud floating above society, producing exploitation without visible machinery or human agency. This is politically lazy, theoretically idealist, and fundamentally anti-Marxist. Marx understood class as a real, structured formation, with identifiable fractions, alliances, and contradictions. Without tracing those internal structures, our politics is reduced to moral outrage and protest ritual, not strategy.

C. Wright Mills helped break through the fog with his power elite concept: corporate, political, and military leaders form a self-reinforcing oligarchy through shared institutions, elite universities, think tanks, corporate boards, and military command networks. Aaron Good, in American Exception, deepens this by showing how the U.S. state is best understood as tripartite:

The Public State, the visible, elected layer of governance.

The Deep State, the permanent security, intelligence, and covert-ops apparatus.

The Duopoly System, the bipartisan elite party structure that manages dissent and ensures policy continuity for ruling-class interests.

Good argues that the U.S. ruling order operates within a framework of “exceptionism”, the Schmittian concept that sovereignty lies in the state of legal exception a state acts upon for its self-preservation and “higher immorality” — a shared elite ethos that systemic criminality is acceptable when it benefits the class as a whole. This is not moral corruption in the abstract; it is a structural feature of bourgeois power, binding together factions that otherwise compete.

Marx in The Eighteenth Brumaire observed how the haute bourgeoisie could weaponize the lumpenproletariat as street muscle, a reactionary shock force against workers. Good’s work shows how this practice has been modernized and globalized: the U.S. deep state has repeatedly partnered with criminalized intermediaries, foreign mercenaries, paramilitaries, gangs, to advance imperial interests. This is part of what Good calls elite illegalism: the routine use of illicit means by elite actors, shielded from accountability, to maintain and expand power.

This is not just an occasional moral lapse. It is a mode of governance. CIA-linked drug networks in Southeast Asia’s Golden Triangle, heroin production under U.S.-aligned mujahideen in Afghanistan, Contra cocaine trafficking in Central America, Balkan heroin routes under NATO protection, even tolerated human trafficking networks — these are not “rogue” episodes. They are deliberate strategies that:

Provide off-the-books funding for covert ops.

Reward loyal intermediaries.

Destabilize or weaken target societies.

Maintain plausible deniability for the public state.

The recent public release of parts of the Epstein list is a striking example of how elite illegalism operates in the realm of social control. Epstein’s network, intersecting finance, intelligence, and politics, functioned not merely as a personal vice operation but as a potential leverage system for elements within the haute bourgeoisie and intelligence services. The mingling of billionaires, senior politicians, royalty, and corporate executives in a criminal network of trafficking and abuse underscores Good’s point: the boundaries between the “respectable” public elite and the covert criminal underworld are porous by design. Such scandals are rarely prosecuted to the top because they are structurally protected, serving both as blackmail tools and as demonstrations of elite impunity.

Seen through the Mills–Good framework, Epstein’s operation bridged all three layers of the tripartite state. It touched the public state through politicians and regulators who were compromised or protected him. It connected to the deep state through ties to intelligence-linked figures and agencies that allegedly facilitated his travel, funding, and immunity. And it intersected with the duopoly system via bipartisan political patrons and donors. In this way, the scandal illustrates that elite illegalism is not a peripheral feature of the ruling class, it is one of the hidden ligaments binding together its different organs of power.

Critically, this line of analysis is not a drift into right-wing conspiracism. The reactionary fringe often hijacks these scandals to promote antisemitic tropes, nationalist myths, or culture-war diversions. A Marxist analysis rejects such mystifications. We focus instead on the material relations, the fusion of capital accumulation, state power, and covert criminal networks, that give these scandals their systemic function. This is not about chasing lurid personalities; it is about exposing how capitalism at its imperial core integrates legal governance and organized crime into a unified class project.

By treating the bourgeoisie as a cloud, we erase the material integration between the “legal” and “illegal” sides of imperial capitalism. We miss how the haute bourgeoisie works through specific nodes: finance capital, energy conglomerates, arms manufacturers, private intelligence contractors, and transnational banks that launder illicit proceeds.

Good’s thesis reminds us: the U.S. ruling class is not simply a national capitalist elite. It is an imperial bloc that fuses state power, covert networks, and transnational capital into a single operational system. Within this bloc, bourgeois factions compete for policy dominance but share the deep-state machinery that protects the whole class. Understanding these internal divisions, and their shared illegalism, is not an academic luxury. It is the only way to identify contradictions.

>the anarchist is a sex kulak
many such cases
>folx
>colonial-imperialist-YT supremacist-capitalist-patriarchal cistem
>I'm constantly low on spoons
I'm starting to think this is bait

OnlyFans is toxic.

>>704820
That's evil

>>704820
>lil tay of
it's a scam, she isn't even nude in any of the pictures

>>704820
I wish I could make million dollars like that. Even OP probably made more money in couple years than I probably will in my life. People talk about sexual exploitation, and on emotional level I get it, but where else would an autistic trans woman be able to achieve this kind of financial security?

Most liberal bullshit I’ve ever read on here.

>>704276
>Everyone and her cat is now doing onlyfans.
Why not write a novel? You can base it on your past experiences. You can make it as subversive as you want. To be cynical, subversive novels probably sell better to a public trapped in the grind and looking for escapism.
You'll need another job while you're writing it. Waitressing? You might not need much of a resume for that. A mate of mine did it. This was in London, so it might be different. She said it was tiring, but good money.

Another confirmation that the red pill is correct: Women have inherent value and men first have to work for it. OP was born with a pussy, i.e. a money machine that puts her in the lower ballpark of being rich. She merely had to offer it.

>>708004
Surely though one of the OPs points is that now the owners of the onlyfans plaform are swimming in pussy the money has gone down for models? Obviously the owners won't care because they're still getting their cut of the overall take.

>>708004
>OP was born with a pussy
Anon…

I need OP to sit on this dick RIGHT NOW

>>708027
You can't afford it baby dick.

>>708017
Where is that Alunya comic where she takes the money from porky and then he's fucking her?

>oh no, capitalism is pressuring me into an unethical job I don't want!
Welcome to what the rest of us have had to do this whole time, you privileged petit-booj.
Yes. It's horrible. I'm not going to pretend it isn't.

>>708004
Some men are attractive enough to do gay4pay so I don't know whats your point.

>>708520
“Some men” isn‘t men in general, meanwhile women in general can whore themselves out because men‘s desire is that easy for them to get. Additionally, if the vast majority of men are heterosexual doing gay sex work isn‘t a realistic option, but I‘m sure you will act obtuse now for the sake of pushing your contrived argument.

>>708001
Writing a novel takes time and effort that most people with autism and ADHD don't have.

>>704820
How does the Marxist LTV explain this?

>>712418
Scams have existed from the dawn of time anon. Marx doesn't need to explain the mechanics of a scam.

>>704276
only goes to show how stupid anarkiddies are

>>704963
thats the true evil if you think about it

>>704276
Well thats disgusting.

I feel bad for you but once you cut all the progressive fluff this is basically just an independent petty bourgeois (in the actual sense that you own your means of production) complaining that the market is too oversaturated now because of technological changes
It's like hearing online artists complaining that now everyone can use AI to make goonslop instead of paying 69 dollarinos for a png commission. Like i sympathize with the artisan class man but what else can you say about it

>>712586
Just wait until sex robots make sex work effectively obsolete.

>>704276
>I saw how more and more people fully integrated into the colonial-capitalist system were starting OF accounts. So I started one too, and I started making money, but it was nowhere near what I was making as a SW previously.

Aren't the biggest creators on OF professional porn actresses?

you are forever a whore and you should kill yourself

Won't continue with SW, or can't continue with SW since you're now in your mid-30s competing with uberized 18 year olds for the pervo-dollar? That's one of the signifies of how SW isn't a way of cheating society out of selling your labour, in that it's pretty fair weather based on age and appearance, you'll be left destitute the second the people you're dependant on desiring you think you've "hit the wall", if you've not done the trading places thing and saved up to set yourself for life, which it sounds like you haven't.

>>712586
>but what else can you say about it
There's a bit more you can say about it. I think the OP has a legit point about gentrification. Alright, one thing "alternative" lifestyles aren't an alternative to is capitalism. But we all have to make a living, under capitalism. And the sex industry does at least give people who find it difficult to do a regular job, for various reasons ,a way to earn money.
Or did. gentrification is eating into that.
It's been happening in Soho in London, for example. Formerly a red light district with loads of pubs and where genuine artists and weirdos would hang out (Francis Bacon for example. ) the prostitution "walk ups" are gradually disappearing. Coffee shops there now have red neon prostitution signs as decor, but no actual prostitution. The place is being turned into a tourist trap/ theme park.

>>712598
>or can't continue with SW since you're now in your mid-30s competing with uberized 18 year olds for the pervo-dollar?
Nah, plenty of older women doing it. In fact, it's a market in itself. They just invest in more "classy " looking lingerie.

>>712599
>Bohemian artists pretending they are proles being forced out by housing speculators
Again anon you can put as much progressive fluff over this, you are literally an artisan who earns a living through creative work. You are here making money through hustling in the streets instead of unionizing with proles and now you are bemoaning the collapse of your distinct class stratum. You can rant about gentrification or "opening spaces to marginalized folx" all you want, we are dealing with the cold calculation of the economy here not artiste bohemian lib sensibilities

How much do you charge bitch

>>712651
Has anyone ever orgasmed looking at Mona Lisa? I dont think so.
Also
>russian saboteurRAPIST
You are but a pale imitation of Rapeuyghur.

> I'm autistic so I can't look customers in the eye.
Isn't sex work way more intimate and thus emotionally taxing? I don't believe a professional sex worker who does very intimate performances for an entire hour is unable to greet retail customers, am I getting trolled?

>>712599
>Coffee shops there now have red neon prostitution signs as decor, but no actual prostitution
because literal prostitution has become uberized too. it's not just limited to porn production. there's literal soliciting apps on the google play store barely disguised as dating apps.

I just cant respect sex workers one bit especially after using their services.

>>712668
ig it depends fucking itself doesn't take much social interaction really sincey its just body mechanics but most clients will try make small talk and whatnot while others want you to act like you are friends/lovers and that you are actually attracted to them there are even people who are not even interested in sex and just want the social interaction

>>712718
>>712668
so basically if you consider sex something intimate you probably can't do sex work at all

>>712586
>but once you cut all the progressive fluff this is basically just an independent petty bourgeois (in the actual sense that you own your means of production) complaining that the market is too oversaturated now because of technological changes
OP is AuDHD so I don’t think she’s necessarily petit-bourg. A lot of sex workers are neurodivergent since sex work is one of the few career fields where ND people thrive. A lot of sex workers have CPTSD for example which makes it impossible for them to hold down a “real” job.

>What was once the domain of the marginalized, queer, neurodivergent, colonized and internally-colonized has now become the domain of the colonizer.
Imagine talking about marginalized people being forced into sex work like it's a good thing lmao. Anarkiddie moment.

>>712868
Randy there was a very marginalized queer man. All he wanted was some cheeseburgers but he had to swallow all that old man cock.

>>712881
He didn't have to do anything, he and Mr. Leyhey were soul mates. He only went back to whoring himself out again when their relationship fell apart. OP would have us believe that this is a good thing and "subversive" somehow, as if helping creeps get off for money is going to cause serious damage to the capitalist-imperialist system. Shit I've fucked plenty of dudes on Grindr for free and I don't think it's done much to shake the foundations of bourgeois society.

Some perspective

>>712868
Because what is their alternative, working as a minimum wage cashier?

>>714979
That's beside the point. Being overrepresented in sex work is a symptom of being marginalized by being forced into a dangerous, precarious profession. It makes no sense to celebrate this. It would be like Mexican migrants celebrating the fact that they are locked out of secure, safe, well paying professions and are stuck as farmworkers and day labourers. Why would you celebrate a symptom of your oppression and bemoan the fact that other people are horning in on it? This is emblematic of modern Anarchism's tendency to fetishize marginalization rather than seeking to abolish it.

>>715024
Sex work gives them opportunity to be less marginalised than they would be without sex work.

Have you considered just living in the woods and eating hikers?

Biggest bait post I’ve ever seen on here.

>>715989
Maybe you could not bump a post you recognize as being bait

I know it's plebbit, but this thread actually confirms what OP is saying here:

https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1o708zz/we_need_the_real_recession_indicator_strippers_of/

Basically, attendance at strip clubs has been abysmal since covid hit so a lot of strippers are turning to OF. Yet, very few of them make more than $100/month on that platform.

This thread shows once again that this site is filled to the brim with incels who think they're too cool to be on /pol/

Idk OP, can't you get a few regular clients so you have enough to survive at least? I doubt being a cammodel actually earns you money.

>>717340
Personally I think I'm too cool for everybody but also too subhuman for everybody. I go back and forth. Anyways has this chick found a solution to her problem yet?

>>717340
OP raises important discussion questions though.

>>717458
I was not talking about the op

>>714950
The top 1% hoes are oppressing the 99%

The main problem with onlyfans is there are fewer sex workers now. That means there's actually less SEX happening. Because the camwhores are just masturbating and so are their viewers.
So you're trans, right? So at one point if I wanted to suck a girldick I could get on some app and find you and pay you the $100 or whatever and do that. You get money and an orgasm and I get what I want.
If you can make your money off of your "fans", you're never going to give that orgasm to an actual person. You can't let down your viewers. It'd be a waste to not turn every single orgasm into "content" which you can even charge extra for beyond the subscription fee.
Everyone wants to be a porn star. But now it's harder to actually buy sex. I don't want to jack off to a video, I want contact with the person. And on some level the SW also wants that, right? You'd rather occasionally get fucked than just fuck yourself, right?
You shouldn't quit the sex work because dancing around in your living room in front of a webcam is not actually sex, and it's hardly work either. And you're not going to make anywhere near the money if you're not one of the hotter ones, as you admitted.

More people need to be fucking IRL, not virtually or digitally.

>>712800
"neurodivergence" is bullshit. all of it

>>717516
We need bunkers so people can have sex in them. I think that's what we're missing.

>>717516
Zoomers aren’t having sex at all. That’s why they think most sexual relationships are predatory in nature yet have no issue making an OF.

OP is a libshit

>>717728
Millennials started the whole sex-negative thing.

>>717516
The real problem is the moral obsession with sex and its gatekeeping.

>>720505
This.
OP actually think sex work is inherently"liberatory" for "le marginalized folk".

>>714979
Whats so worse about being a casher?

>>715034
The s some bullshit logic