A MOTHER has revealed she has quit her 9-5 job teaching Pilates and now earns more than £16,300 a month from OnlyFans.
Not only this, but Molly Manning, 49, claimed that working in the adult industry has made her a better mother.
A mum has revealed she quit her job as a Pilates teacher to pursue a career on OnlyFans[/caption]
Now Molly Manning, 49, earns £16,383.50 a month[/caption]
She claims her challenging career makes her a better mother[/caption]
Not only does she have job satisfaction now, but she is also not as financially stressed[/caption]
According to her, the only thing keeping other mothers from joining her is their “insecurities.”
Molly, who has a teenage son, chose to turn to the adult industry during lockdown when she struggled to find work.
Now she earns €20,000 (€16,383.50) a month, has 203,000 loyal followers on Instagram and loves her financial freedom.
She is able to plan her schedule around her son and claims she now has more freedom to prioritize her child in a way that wasn’t possible before.
She explained, “I think it’s very empowering not to have to depend on anyone else. I hear a lot about marriages where the husband can control his wife through money, and I appreciate the fact that I don’t have to worry about that.”
It was December 2022 when Molly decided to quit her fitness job.
At the time, she was struggling to get work and was going through a difficult breakup.
Molly, from Los Angeles, admitted it was a “really tough time”, and during that time many people had introduced her to the idea of OnlyFans.
She ended up creating an account because she was looking for a job that would allow her to work from home.
Not only was she single, but the idea of a secret private platform to “show off herself” was extremely exciting to her.
Now in an interview with Daily starMolly told how her job has completely changed her life.
She opened up about making solo videos, explaining that she also does “some collaborations with other female adult stars.”
She explained: “Something that is very popular is that my fans like to see me with younger men. It’s really a thing. A lot of young men come by and call me ‘mom’.
I would say I’m definitely a better mom because I’m not as stressed financially. I also get job satisfaction from it
Molly Manning
‘Personally, I think it’s quite funny, and I’ve never had a man call me ‘mommy’ in real life, but I understand that they might want the nurturing side of me pretending to be their mother. There’s that dichotomy where I’m both a caregiver, but I also have a sexual attachment to me.
Although the job may seem quite challenging to some, the mum admitted it has given her a big financial boost – and now she can “definitely offer more”.
What is OnlyFans?
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It is believed to have more than 220 million registered users and more than three million content creators by 2023.
Sex workers charge monthly fees for access to photos, videos and more.
Although popular for porn, the site isn’t designed solely with that in mind: anyone who wants to build a fan base and charge money for it can set one up.
Celebrities like Katie Price and Kerry Katona are popular personalities on the platform.
“Whether you upload tutorials, tips, behind-the-scenes footage, or just endless selfies, many of your followers would be willing to pay for it,” the company says.
For every subscription sold to a viewer, artists get 80 percent of the money, while OnlyFans gets the rest.
It is not limited to adult content as it has become popular among physical fitness experts and musicians.
She also had more time to be increasingly present with her son, which she said was financially stable.
As a result, she emphasized, “I think the personal freedom makes me a better mother. I can set my own schedule, and I have the freedom and flexibility to be present at my son and his school events and all his extracurricular activities and things like that.
And looking back on her old job, Molly confessed, “I have memories of just being really stressed, really pressed for time, getting up in the morning, running to take my son to daycare or school, and then running to work, working all day, racing to get your child again and then cooking, doing chores. It was really overwhelming, and it’s a lot.
“I would say I’m definitely a better mother because I’m not as stressed financially. It also gives me satisfaction in my work, which I can honestly say I have never had before.”
