Hayley Vernon

amen and but that's that's the thing that i say to all these girls and i say to like guys like stefano like the statistics are just crazy it's like you know um only fans creators are between 150 to 180 dollars per month um the approximate monthly income is 1 800 to 2 000 annually annually right so that's actually below the medium australian wage so

Are we exploiting ourselves for a quick win that doesn't become a quick win, which is so detrimental you'll probably not be able to step foot into a job where you could get minimal wage?

Or are you willing to just like flip a burger or do something?

Or is it your ego and your pride where you just won't do anything?

that you would prefer to put so much of yourself out there at the cost of yourself and others that you take such a risk that's going to be following you around forever.

No, no, absolutely not.

Absolutely not.

I think for like the younger generations, sure, it's become more accepting, but they're not your bosses.

They're not your employers.

They don't want their customers looking up and finding out things.

It's hard to get a proper job or to – unless you're in the social media space or you're in radio, media, maybe marketing of some sort, in that really niche kind of – it's –

Most employers and most business owners are of an older demographic or it's not as normalised as what people think it is.

And I am just, yeah, I'm just extremely sorry and apologetic that I played a part in glorifying it because porn shouldn't be made normal.

And this isn't me shaming sex workers.

Like, sex work is work.

But...

People like myself who have come out the other end also have an obligation to say it exactly what it is.

It is soul destroying.

It breaks families.

It ruins marriages, pornography.