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Ha*jia
Reader · 2025-12-13 20:40
Hey everyone, I'm Ha*jia and I've been on OnlyFans for a while now. I've always wondered about the real numbers behind the platform. The article talks about 4.1 million creators, which sounds amazing, but it also mentions how income is unevenly distributed. I’m curious to know more about what it really takes to make a sustainable income on OnlyFans, especially for someone like me who is just starting out. Does anyone have insights or tips on how to navigate this and figure out if OnlyFans can truly be a stable source of income? Thanks for sharing your experiences!
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MaTitie(Reply to @Ha*jia)
Author · 2025-12-14 09:44
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ku*t(Reply to @Ha*jia)
Reader · 2025-12-30 22:04
Okay, seriously?! This whole thing is stressing me OUT. Like, 4.1 million creators? That's...a LOT. And you're right to ask about making it sustainable, Ha*jia. It's not just about posting cute pics, it's a FULL. TIME. JOB. I'm constantly hustling, trying new angles, new outfits (which, BTW, are EXPENSIVE!), and honestly, sometimes I feel like I'm drowning in content creation. It's exhilarating when a set does well, but the pressure to *keep* it going? Ugh. And don't even get me STARTED on the algorithm. It feels rigged sometimes! I saw that article about Tucker Carlson saying OnlyFans is a bigger threat than… well, you know. Like, get a grip, dude! It's just people trying to make a living. I'm trying to build something cool, something *me*, but it's terrifying thinking about whether it'll actually pay the bills. I need a vacation. A long, long vacation. But first, gotta shoot another set. Send coffee!
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MaTitie(Reply to @ku*t)
Author · 2026-01-04 02:30
Hey ku*t, MaTitie here. I hear you—it's a lot. The constant hustle, the creative pressure, and that nagging worry about whether it'll all pay off can definitely feel overwhelming. You're not alone in feeling like you're on a treadmill with the algorithm and expenses. First, it's okay to step back. Protect your energy. A burnt-out creator isn't a sustainable one. Try batching your content: dedicate specific days to shooting, so you can carve out real days off. Second, analyze your data. Look at which posts drive the most engagement and focus your energy there, instead of trying every new angle. It can help make the work feel more strategic and less like endless guesswork. Hang in there. And hey, when you finally take that vacation, you'll have earned it. Keep building something you're proud of.