A woman who reportedly achieved fans in large sums of money thanks to her career on only fans has said that her controversial career has ruined her dating life.
Maddi Miller, from Australia, has no less than 25,000 Instagram Followers, got a chic car, a huge house thanks to the money from her only fans – performance – but it also ended her relationship.
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Maddi claimed that her friend dumped her after she started earning more than he did[/caption]
She explained that she was only 18 years old at the entertainment industry for adults in an attempt to ‘secure her future’, but it went downhill when she started earning more than her boyfriend.
According to the model, her friend earned more money than she started seeing each other, which means that he could treat her to cute date nights, but that all changed when she became the breadwinner.
Maddi quickly started raking $ 70,000 (£ 111,568) per month, so that her partner would see her earn as a ‘competition’.
The maker of the adult content has since had to deal with similar problems when it comes to dating, because she admitted to have a struggle to find a guy who does not feel insecure about her income.
She told news.com.au: “I feel it hurts their ego. They still have the expectation that they should keep the financial current In a relationship.
“I clearly threaten their sense of masculinity that way.”
The small town of Maddi in Australia makes things even worse because she cannot find a man near her.
The irony to be online, but being painfully single in real life is not lost on Maddi.
She even admitted that she “has less going on than ever before.”
“But I’d rather be celibatary than with a man who doesn’t support my career,” she said.
Instead of forcing a relationship with someone, Maddi said she hopes to meet a man who is just as successful in his own career and does not feel insecure about her work.
In fact, people often make assumptions about the values of Maddi, she explained, but essentially she said she really is a romantic and her controversial job is just a way to make money.
About her career in the adult industry, Maddi said: “This career gave me the opportunity to bring my finances to a different level and also secure my future.”
However, Maddi is not the only maker of the content for adults who has spoken about the negative sides of the industry.
Celebrity Big Brother and ex on the Strandster Jemma Lucy recently told the sun about her experience on fans only after she became a member of the Financial Survival Platform after her TV career.
“I came from reality TV and had this large platform, but the industry does not offer much support if you do not work actively,” she explains.
Only fans became a fast solution – and it was certainly lucrative.
She said: “I made six digits. In the beginning it was really PG, but as the money becomes addictive, you push your limits a little more.
“You ultimately do things that your body and mind say no to.”
However, her regret does not only arise from the explicit content or the opinion that the invited.
It is the knowledge that one day her daughter, who visits a private school of £ 33,000 a year, might see it.
She added: “I will never be able to erase the past, but at least I can show her that it is no longer who I am.”
What are only fans?
Only fans is a content service for subscription in London.
From 2023, it is supposed to have more than 220 million registered users and more than three million content makers.
Sex workers charge monthly costs for access to photos, videos and more.
Although popular for porn, the site is not exclusively designed with that in mind – anyone who wants to build a fan base and can charge it for it can set a.
Celebrities such as Katie Price and Kerry Katona are popular personalities on the platform.
“Whether you upload tutorials, tips, images behind the scenes or just endless selfies, many of your followers would be willing to pay for it,” the company explains.
For each subscription that is sold to a viewer, artists receive 80 percent of the money, while only fans get the rest.
It is not limited to content for adults, because it has become popular with physical fitness experts and musicians.
