Chloe Mira

There's just...

there's so much like I there's countries that I don't feel comfortable traveling to because I know that you know they have certain views and laws and it's just yeah there's a lot it's like if you're out there and anyone can access that information uh it's dangerous as well with like stalking and all that kind of you know really scary stuff that I think all women are

Yeah, and I think there's two sides of it.

I mean, the other side of it is like, yeah, someone might be obsessed, but there's also people that just hate us because we exist and hate what we do.

And, you know, I'm aware of that.

I always have been.

But then when you're on the internet, like you do read comments that make it particularly visible to

how people feel.

And I always find it crazy, but yeah, it's scary to know that.

like it's not that niche I also I feel like Chloe's also a brunette with big tits I'm like but they're fake so apparently I come under another category okay okay so they're both they're both big big tall girls and I'm little so different genre different yeah different genre

No, I was with Ruby last night and we were saying that that particular quote is like our sleep paralysis team.

You stole my spotlight.

I was a brunette with big poofs.

But yeah, look, I think that the competition aspect of it comes down to each individual.

I've never felt in competition with other people because I worked at a club and I learned that

there's so many different forms of like beauty and also ways to make money and someone else's success does not for a second ever take away from my own, but there are women in this industry that do think like that.

And yeah, obviously that's very apparent in episode one.

I think we all have the fear of like losing relevancy and like,

The income insecurity that comes with any form of sex work is quite scary and something that I'm used to because I've always kind of been around it and then like, oh, we're in COVID now.

I'm like not making anything at all.