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I think a lot of misconception around my sex work and audience comes from the fact I keep my SFW and NSFW worlds pretty separate; people see this twitter and associated links and assume *this* must be the audience I'm marketing to. But no; yall fucks are not my target consumer.

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When I'm working regularly I heavily advertise in large-traffic areas that aren't selected for much really beyond "horny, porn-friendly men". They're not rationalists, or particularly nerdy, or libertarian or whatever, and my advertising is also not nerdy/libertarian or whatever

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The kind of niche I advertise is "I am a down to earth, genuine, silly girl who doesn't take herself too seriously and is having fun with her life and is organically, constantly aroused." That's *way* more marketable to a broader audience.

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When I do something like post a photo of me naked and spread legs with my vagina covered up with Godel, Escher, Bach, I'll maybe get like 3 very excited people who are going to make up like 0.2% of my income, and a bunch of ppl mad I'm cockblocking with a random book.

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Plus, there's like what... 1k 'rationalists' worldwide or something? And I have 50% onlyfans churn *per month* and (when working regularly) flux around 3.2k subscribers. If rationalists were my consumers I would have exhausted them several times over a long time ago.

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Basically, if you go check out some high traffic, popular porny worlds, there's a good chance you'll eventually stumble across my face under a pithy, boner-inducing subtitle, sandwiched between other hundreds of other girls doing exactly the same thing as me

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Within the SW world, what's the breakdown between how cammers (etc), escorts, dancers, and studio porn actors feel about each other?

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Unclear! I remember it being a big discussion back in the day whether or not online work could be classed as "sex work". I noticed a slight tension for non-contact and contact workers (e.g., cammers might view actual escorting as too extreme or scandelous)

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when I tried to make a sex worker alignment chart (like the famous sandwich alignment chart) I knew physical contact/in the same room/not in the same room would be one axis, but I could never figure out the other; I was leaning towards whether anyone cums.

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high vs low end? (e.g., crack addicted hooker vs high end escort)

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Or 'how much they acknowledge it's sex work' (e.g., escorts vs wives)

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Yeah, those are possibilities. Have you ever done a poll series on whether X is a "sex worker"? e.g. professional cuddler, playboy model, etc.