I don’t want to mock women. They are undoubtedly victims — w..
I don’t want to mock women. They are undoubtedly victims — worn down by centuries of pressure, crushed by fashion, social judgment, and sexualization.
And yet I’m genuinely curious: what goes on in the mind of an adult woman, a teacher, who decides to put her vagina on display for the public — without any story behind that vagina?
I mean… it’s so banal. The internet is overflowing with abstract vaginas. If people go on a platform like OnlyFans, they’re looking for a vagina attached to some kind of character, aren’t they? A celebrity, or… someone, at least.
OnlyFans is a real job. And when I was posting every day and creating a lot of paid content, I made a very decent amount in just one month, being in the top 9%.
That was my second month on the platform. I had around a hundred subscribers, and I don’t even have a proper presence on social media.
I wouldn’t even bring up that meme if it weren’t for how widespread this phenomenon is on the platform.
There are so, so many women — and a fair number of men too — who seem socially functional, and yet they post… well, their genitals, provocative poses, some kind of manipulation involving their genitals.
With the intent to make money.
And I’ve seen so many times how these same people get openly aggressive when no one pays them — threatening to leave the platform.
My readers know that I live just a little… detached from reality. And every time, I look at this with focused attention — at how people build their digital spaces with such glaring, unwarranted self-importance.
It doesn’t anger me, or amuse me — even “surprise” is too strong a word. I just look closely at it, and in my head, the files don’t connect:
Are these people really… the norm?
Really the majority of humankind?
Walking around, working, speaking, running businesses, teaching, doing science?
It’s obvious, of course — but somehow I always keep forgetting it.
