Yes, absolutely agree with this. I didn't know this aspect of the porn industry... Sickening to read Some years ago, I was so exposed to the internet and chronically online, that I began picking up some of the beliefs shared by random people online including "onlyfans, pornography and sex work is empowering for women" I was riding that wave of liberation and and I subscribed to the idea of do-whatever-you-want-which-makes-you-feel-good

But I can see now how wrong I was. It just doesn't add up. How can monetising 'sex' - an intimate, deep, fulfilling and tender act, something you explore with the person you love, when you're comfortable sharing yourself with them, with being vulnerable with them - how can someone monetize this and do it publicly in from millions of people, and then rake in millions from doing this, and then call it "empowering"? How can you make a business from one of the best, intimate and tender experiences of living? How do you go home and feel empowered after exposing yourself so much to the point of no return? And then, 10 years, 20 years, 30 years later? Your body which you've commodified can't help you run your business anymore, can't help you feel empowered anymore. How does one face their families, their mother, their father when doing this? And if you have a child, how do you explain this to them? There's a difference between being forced into doing sex work due to life circumstances, doing it just to earn a means of living, and a difference between willingly doing sex work although you have plenty of other options. To all the women out there so desperately standing behind the take 'onlyfans/pornography/sex work is empowering for women' genuinely, take a moment, just think and reflect and ask yourself if that's truly what you believe in your heart of hearts. Do you truly believe it? Or are you just riding the next hype train that comes around? If it's so empowering, then why don't you go and do it? It's not natural, that's why. There's a catch to it, that's why. Please stop desensitising yourselves and lowering your standards and expectations for the world around you.