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busy scamming ? there's a HUGE difference between a respectful women who work hard in a corporate to make that, and someone who shake her ass to make that and ruin her reputation ! Would any of you want your daughter to be like that ? imagine the second her parents saw her once she is a baby, do you think they want her to be a stripper / onlyfans girl PLUS scammer ? there's nothing to be proud of ! and FOR SURE she knows she does not deserve it !

when you get money from scamming ppl and shaking ur ass stripping you won't enjoy spending it .. she will deny what I said coz of her ego but deeply she knows im right

Your comment is full of judgment and moral superiority. You’re reducing someone’s worth to your narrow view of what a “respectable” job is, while dismissing their agency and choice. Stripping or being on OnlyFans doesn’t “ruin” anyone’s reputation—what ruins reputations is this kind of outdated, misogynistic thinking.

You don’t get to decide who deserves success or happiness, and assuming someone’s family would be disappointed is presumptuous. Your whole argument rests on projecting shame and guilt onto others for living differently than you would. Maybe instead of attacking others for their choices, you could examine why their life decisions bother you so much.

Also, considering this website is primarily used for leaking adult content, it could be just as reasonable to apply the same judgments to you, I or anyone else for simply for being here.

stop this BS .. would you want your daughter to be a stripper and scam ppl on OF ? don't write a paragraph , its a YES or NO question

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It’s clear from your responses that you’re fixated on trying to force your narrow perspective onto others. You repeatedly use hypothetical, emotionally charged questions to avoid addressing the broader issue of respect and choice. Rather than engaging in a thoughtful conversation, you continue to reduce people’s worth to whether they fit into your rigid moral framework. The need to control the narrative with yes/no questions shows a lack of openness to understanding different viewpoints, which only further reflects your need to project judgment onto others. It’s not productive, and it’s becoming repetitive.