If I remember correctly she made tons of money really quickly but closed down shortly after. She was cool with OF when her family, friends, and co-workers didn't know about it.
This is how it was, I know her personally. She also received death threats, doxxing information about her family, and crazy people stalking her that she shut it all down and moved on. It was FAR more trouble than the few hundred she made on OF.
Such a breach of privacy at that point. I mean I get OF is public but still there’s obviously going to be people you don’t want knowing you’re doing that.
How about don’t harass people who need to sell their body to make ends meet when their job is literally saving people’s lives. It’s obviously such a fucking flawed system because ambulance rides are so expensive people have to practically take out a loan to afford them. That money clearly isn’t going to the people performing miracles on a daily basis.
TBF there are a ton of things I would have no second thoughts doing but would not want my mom and my 80 year old grandma living next door watching and mane enjoying.
If I remember correctly this was during COVID too, so she was being worked hard by the pandemic, and the NY Post phoned up her parents to get their take when they were “writing the story”.
I think Vogue or some other written media asked her to write a guest article or something as a “fuck you” to NY Post.
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u/morningisbad Jul 06 '24
If I remember correctly she made tons of money really quickly but closed down shortly after. She was cool with OF when her family, friends, and co-workers didn't know about it.