Women who joined the internet version of the world’s oldest profession during pandemic lockdowns are starting to feel the permanent effects of that decision, and for many of them, that’s not a good thing.
OnlyFans, the online platform known for being rife with women hocking visuals of their naked body to “fans” who fork over cash for the X-rated content, was founded in 2016 but exploded in popularity during the COVID pandemic.
.png)
.png)
