A post for those who not only recognize letters but also und..

A post for those who not only recognize letters but also understand words. There are few of you on my page, and you have my respect. The rest of you can go discuss penises or the weather, or have a fight, or whatever it is men usually do. I enjoy studying my subscribers and, more broadly, OnlyFans users. You know, while you’re looking into the abyss, the abyss looks back at you—something like that.

This is mostly about those who support me financially and buy my posts. I generally try to make my photos somewhat aesthetic and with a bit of concept behind them. But, as it happens, I don’t have a huge photo studio, an army of stylists and makeup artists to create stunning looks for me every day. I’m just a regular person like you, lying in bed, eating pizza, and hanging out at home most of the time.

What I’m trying to say is that originality here is hard to achieve. When I occasionally complain about this to my subscribers, I always get the same response: they don’t really care about the “concept” of the photos—they like a specific pose, a specific body part, or a specific face, and they just want to see it again. And again. And again. And they’re perfectly happy to pay for it.

This has always puzzled me. The internet is overflowing with porn and erotica, and my Jewish looks and plus-size body are far from unique. If the photos were interesting, that would make sense—but people genuinely want the same thing over and over again, and it’s never about the overall aesthetics but rather about detailed displays of nudity.

As I mentioned, with the abundance of this kind of content online, it feels strange to me. Looking at the pages of other OnlyFans creators, I also noticed that their paid content tends to be very repetitive. I’m not talking about super-rich, famous models with yachts, planes, and loads of plastic surgery—we’re the broke plebeians here, that’s not our world. I mean regular girls—they sell boobs, pussies, and butts. Sometimes they insert things, spread things with their hands, squeeze things. And then they do it all over again.

I also looked at the pages of a few creators who started at the same time as I did. That gave my ego a little boost—they haven’t even reached a fraction of the popularity I have. These are people who seem conventionally attractive and post straightforward porn, yet they have no tips, no likes, no comments from real people.

My page stands out because there’s relatively little explicit content here—it’s essentially a blog for readers. And that’s where I started connecting the dots. The people who pay me are readers. And these people don’t just want sex—they want sex with me specifically. Not just physical sex, but intimacy.

They want to imagine me in bed as they picture me—a multifaceted person: angry, envious, mocking, romantic, passionate, vulnerable. In short, different. The recurring photos of certain sexy parts aren’t purchased because these people just want to see a generic ass or wonder what I look like naked—they want to be with me in the moment. To imagine our intimacy here and now.

Maybe they’re not consciously aware of this, but the fact that I post something today and they see it minutes or hours later gives them the feeling of connecting with me on the other side of the screen. They know I was here - right next to them.

It’s not just a picture of an ass—it’s a living, breathing, warm body carrying a living soul. And, of course, it’s a body with a cool ass. That’s why these posts are so desirable.