Hey everyone, my question is how's it going being a MILF? I feel like a lot of my fans subscribe who don't have the financial means to pay what I ask, since they're young and don't have much money. Please tell me about your experiences, thank you very much.

I’m a little scared, someone got into my account. I received an email saying they had tried to access from another location, so I changed my password immediately and activated two-step verification. Luckily, they weren’t inside for a long time, but now I’m worried that they’ve seen my personal data. Has this happened to anyone else? What did they do about it?

UPDATE: It was the pishing emails, damn it 😭😭. Turns out I had already used one back on August 2nd, fucking hell, I just want to cry because those bastards always try to get away with it. I’ve got 2-step verification set up now; I’m going to try looking for a site that checks for data leaks.

Hi all... i've searched the subreddit and the newst post about that was from 6 month ago. Since things change a lot in this business, Id like to know if you guys promote on Bluesky, what strategies you use, if it better than X... i dont like X, and just the fact thats its own by Elon Musk... urgh....

I’m really interested to know how often everyone posts on Reddit and how many different subreddits you tend to use.
Do you generally choose a set number of subreddits and consistently post your content across those, or are you constantly trying out new ones?
Also, for those who monitor what performs well, have you found that changing the posting time or caption can make a noticeable difference when a post doesn’t get many views?
And when deciding whether to post again in a particular subreddit, do you base that more on engagement, views, or a combination of both?
I feel like I need a much better system for Reddit rather than just posting and hoping for the best…

I’m very about other peoples experiences with various costars. Ive had so many varying interactions from getting to know one another, agreeing to work with one another, to the actual in-person scenes. But some trends stand out more than others.

1. The "Let's totally work together" [not]. I feel that when you first meet costars online, a good chunk of people will say something like "Oh yea, I like yours style/vibe, lets get together soon" and they eventually just fade away and stop talking to you. They never commit to a date. They continue to post and just went from leaving you on read to never reading your messages entirely. Is this a common trend for men and women alike?

2. The one-size fits all assumption. Some creators love flirting and sexually connecting with their costars and love going out for drinks and socializing for that building of rapport. Others strictly say "This is business, you wont know anything about my personal life as I keep my work/personal lives separate and we wont be doing anything extra off camera, socially sexually, or otherwise" In either case, I see that the social butterfly personality assumes that the "exclusively business" creators are like them or visa versa. A lot of people seem to assume "everyone is just like me" What kind of conversations does one have to bridge the gap between opposing views? Or does a creator just stick to people with more like-minded views?

3. The Mine but not Yours dilema. Some creators have specific brands or a style they want to adhere to. Some costars invite others to film for them on their website but don’t want to make an effort on "How can I return the favor?" Ive had plenty of invitations to come costar for them but because they make no effort to acknowledge my requests to do another shoot featuring them on my pages, I kind of deny myself from working with those types of folks. Does anyone else run into this? Is there maybe a way where fusion styles are proposed? I’m so bothered by this one because I see multiple shoots being better for networking and exposure but some people just don’t want to break away from their brand.

I’m sure there are other issues that I have not ever faced. But I’m curious what people think or how they navigate similar interactions or lack thereof.

The hypocrisy and inconsistance of this plataform as a promo channel is ridiculous. Too vanilla content just doesnt have engagement and just die flat. Edgier content, but still SFW, get engagement, account starts to get distributed, 2 weeks after, that content gets flagged and the account gets restricted distribution. Then IG itself suggests other accounts for inspiration: all with fucking EXPLICIT content. To quote Mugato on Zoolander "I feel like I'm taking crazy pills"!

Hello everyone! I am trying to fill out the W-9 for only fans but the section 6 where I have to put in city, state and zip code (United States) is gray and I am not able to enter anything in that field. It seems like it may be a bug. Is anyone else encountering this problem right now? Thank you and have a good day