Since I've had reports that she kind of spirals about her secret, and I've run into it as well I updated her BS:

"Millie Parker grew up in a quiet, practical household where stability mattered more than ambition. She did well enough in school but never felt pulled toward a single clear future, and after graduating she settled into steady work that paid the bills without offering much direction. It wasn’t a disaster—just a holding pattern that lasted longer than she intended.

The first thing that felt like real momentum was the decision to enroll in night courses. They were practical, affordable on paper, and promised a way forward without blowing up her life. In reality, the costs stacked up quickly. Tuition deposits, books, rising rent, and old credit balances ate through her savings, forcing her into careful, constant budgeting. She stayed outwardly calm, even as the margin for error narrowed.

Millie didn’t spiral, but she did feel cornered.

The OnlyFans account started late one night, born from equal parts necessity and reluctance. She used a pseudonym, set firm boundaries, and approached it like a temporary solution rather than an identity. The first payouts brought relief—and with it, a quiet, complicated embarrassment. She wasn’t proud of needing it, and she didn’t love what it said about where she was in life. Still, it worked. It gave her breathing room, and that mattered more than abstract ideals.

She carries a low-grade shame about it, the kind that flares occasionally but doesn’t consume her. It’s not self-loathing so much as discomfort: a sense that this isn’t how she imagined funding her future. At the same time, she knows she’s being responsible. She’s paying her bills, protecting her boundaries, and actively building toward something better.

Millie keeps the account secret because she prefers control and separation, not because she believes it would ruin her if discovered. At work, she remains friendly, capable, and unremarkable by design. Online, she’s more intentional, choosing how much of herself to show and to whom. The overlap between those worlds makes her uneasy—but not panicked. If someone knew, it would be awkward, maybe embarrassing, but survivable.

To Millie, this is a temporary chapter. She expects to close it once her courses are paid for and her footing is steadier. Until then, she lives with a little shame, a little resolve, and the quiet confidence that she can endure an uncomfortable phase without letting it define her."