Social Media Girls

Love your work, and it's really awesome that you visit us.

We have a fair number of freeloaders here as you'd expect. In my view, this forum is more a matter of me not able to afford subscriptions to all content creators I like and follow, so each does their bit, and share. Also outing those who blatantly fuck over patrons.

Rest assured that members here are a fraction of those actively subscribing to host applications, and highly unlikely to ever pay for content, so you're not actually losing out.

You "real time" comment, now I see absolute merit in that, fair point.

We have a number of our posters not releasing real time, and that is a fair compromise. Let those who want to have real time, have to pay for it.
That is a general trend here, which a number of contributors here deliberately push.
In saying that, no holds barred on scamming creators bullshitting their content descriptions (not you).

To all, apologies for the flood of me's and I's, I'm just not claiming that my post represent the collective.

At least according to a poll on my Fansly 5% of my fanbase has discovered me through this site. Some buy, some don't, but it honestly isn't much about the money for us or we'd run it differently. Maintaining a positive relationship with a community commonly seen as a creator's "enemy" is good enough for me

As long as the content remains high quality, the people will pay for it. Piracy in general is overestimated by the industry in terms of financial impact. For example, even if I was a millionaire, there's still no way in hell I'd be paying my hard earned money for garbage like that new Jessica Alba or J-Lo movie on Netflix or that awful Gollum game. You'd have to pay me to watch or play those experiences. But I will shell out my hard earned money for a masterpiece like Dune 2 or Elden Ring even though I could easily pirate those as well.