Kayla Jade

buckled down and, yeah, that's what I did and it's done really well.

Totally I think it's about like you know adapting and changing you know and yeah I guess with the money counts I just I got to a point like when I first started on TikTok I started with the zero following like I started a brand new page when I was posting the money counts I was posting you know for my sex worker friends just for shits and giggles to be like whatever like I'm just going to

post what I'm doing.

If anyone likes it, go for it.

And then it got to the point where it just, it blew up so much and the money counts started becoming a little bit icky for me.

I just felt like, you know, if girls were like scrolling through TikTok and they saw this like giant money counts and then they didn't actually like click on my page and like,

look at my other videos where I talk about, like, the dangers of sex work and, like, other things like that.

If they just saw those videos, then they would be like, hey, like, I can make this money too and not realise what I actually had to do to get that money.

So it just naturally, I was like, probably for a couple months, I was like, I don't, I think I'm going to stop them.

And that was a hard...

for me because I felt like that's what I blew up on.

So I was like, no, but like should I keep doing it?

I don't know.

But then it just naturally came that I was just like, nah, I don't think I can do these anymore.

That's when I stopped.

Exactly.

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

Well, there was another reason why I stopped because, especially because a lot of other sex workers started doing it as well.

And I was like, I'm really careful about safety.

But if, you know, someone on here, if someone's doing it and they're like not so much or they're a bit younger, I was just worried like, you know, that could put a target on their back, you know.