Behind every successful content creator, there is a supportive partner.

I've never felt right my whole life. Like I'm wrong just the way I am. I was sexual and different and kind of weird. I had dreams and hopes.

After I met Plumbum and moved together in the city of my dreams I learned to feel myself and allow it. I cut off my hair and bought latex. (Of course the story is so much bigger and complicated, but let's have it short.)

I always had in mind to make **** or kind of an erotic job. With this kinky human at my side I have a supportive man who loves to make **** with me and helps who he can.

One day I was sad because of the bad sound of the rain; the video wasn't like I expected. Next day the postman gave me a package. In this package was new equipment for better sound recording.

Or the other day I said I would like to be a living floor lamp. Last weekend we bought a floor lamp and in his mind he already thinks about "how can I turn my girlfriend into a living floor lamp?" I love his energy and doing things he likes and says. If he says he would like to do XY, he'll really do it! Amazing. I never met a person like him.

After meeting other content creator at the "efm" I realized that there are so many supportive men and then I saw my lovely human. Plumbum gave me so much, so much more than just new equipment, new latex, other outfits he likes to see on me, or holding the camera during a pornshoot. He says I am good and I'm doing my job good in times I felt like I can't do anything good, in times my brain don't like to work.

There are men who hate women who earn money with ****. There are men who pay for ****. There are men who demand free ****.

And there are men who support women doing what they like.

Doing **** is feminist. Support (girl) friends to do **** is feminist.

So. Behind every* successful (female) content creator, there is a supportive (male) partner. 

*Of course there isn't always a "every" and some content creators are single. Don't take it literally.