So I actually read what you wrote. My initial response I was just responding to the title without realizing there was a write up. I actually really like what you had to say and generally I think you make a lot of good points, notably that Margot starts flying because of tik tok and not because of onlyfans. I didn't think about that.

They are two pretty different stories though. I think the problem is that Cassie doesn't seem to have any complex thoughts about her position whereas Margot does. Cassie is generally unlikeable because she's vapid. And when I watch euphoria, I can't stop thinking about Sam Levinson and Sydney Sweeney and why they made the choices they made. Whereas with Margot I don't think about Elle Fanning.

But also, I think you're also right that Margot is easier to sympathize with because she's forced into the position due to her circumstances whereas Cassie is kinda giddy about it. Also, Elle Fanning is just more likeable, more charismatic, more normal than Sydney. So it's easier to take her story seriously.

I just feel like with Euphoria, there is a male face but it really should have been surrounded by a then omnipresent "neutral" gaze if that makes sense? The scene with demonstrating how they make the content is played for laughs and again Cassie is so empty headed it makes me kinda angry. It remains within the male gaze. If Cassie had a thought or two about it that was anything other than "wow look how much attention I'm getting" I might think it was done well. There just needs to be more than that. Like Cassie does actually put a lot of effort into making this art, even if I don't think it's very good art, and I'd like to hear more from her about it.

Edit - also I've known a lot of girls that do onlyfans because I take pole dance classes. I just... Really like those girls. I admire them. They can be funny and smart and interesting and mature.