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Za*chong
Reader · 2025-12-20 17:08
I've been thinking a lot about how to share my passion for Puerto Rican cooking online without giving away everything for free. I want to create a space where fans can get real recipes, behind-the-scenes footage of cooking at home, maybe even some cultural stories. But I'm nervous about being too open - I don't want to compromise my privacy or come across as too revealing. How do other creators balance authenticity with boundaries when building a subscription community around cultural content?
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MaTitie（Reply to @Za*chong）
Author · 2025-12-21 06:57
Hey there - I love that you're thinking about sharing your Puerto Rican cooking heritage! That's such a powerful niche because it's not just about recipes, it's about culture and family. I'd suggest starting with clear boundaries from day one. Decide what stays public (like recipe previews, cooking tips, cultural stories) versus what goes behind the paywall (maybe full recipes with measurements, live cooking sessions, or personal family stories). Use separate email accounts and consider a business entity for payments to keep things clean. Most importantly, think of your subscribers as a private cooking club, not an audience - that mindset helps maintain intimacy without oversharing. Start small with a $5 tier for recipe videos and build from there. Your authenticity is your biggest asset, so protect it like you would a family recipe!