Why do people hate OF creators?
it’s a job.
people are paying for a service. do taxes for it. sex work is work. you have to deal with: networking, customers, deadlines, scheduling, pricing, marketing, etc. it’s not always easy. it can be exhausting.
a lot of people do it for survival.
if you don’t like it, don’t make it anyone’s problem. you don’t HAVE to interact with them, it’s okay to not “agree” with it. you can just keep it to yourself and move on.
a lot of people forget that they are people too.
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