Why do people do porn?

[myresearch]

I don't want to "do porn;" I want easy money. I don't think that as a male who's pretty average in attractiveness money would be that easy to come by in porn.

Most people who are average in attractiveness, in sex, in acting, etc dont become a porn star. Most people become average, dont gain much and only some limited people become a star as in it happens in everything.

If you think this is easy, you can try it out. As I said gender isnt a major factor as you think so. As a guy you can enroll to gay porn and straight ones. Male-male porn has more audience than female-female porn. Every gender has its benefits in the game.

OTOH I have a good personality for being a sugar baby. So maybe that possibility is on the horizon!

Good luck.

[FreelancePoliceman]

Most people who are average in attractiveness, in sex, in acting, etc dont become a porn star. Most people become average, dont gain much and only some limited people become a star as in it happens in everything.

Well, I think with porn and prostitution, it's often "average" people who are at the top. For those who aren't enslaved or whatever, it takes a specific kind of personality to be fine with prostitution or being fucked by various people on camera. It's a genuinely bad situation for most people. So you need those specific personalities to be at the top, and you get more of that with otherwise "average" people.

Re gay prostitution, my understanding of gay libido makes me guess that the market isn't so well-paying for men.

[Poptart]

I thought if you referred someone, you got 5% of their earnings for a year.

The problem is if everyone has that "right kind of presentation," it's not really worth that much. In most systems like this you tend to get a small percentage gravitating to the top, with the majority failing/being relatively ignored.

Your average Onlyfans user is less committed than someone willing do porn or Onlyfans.

[FreelancePoliceman]

Your average Onlyfans user is less committed than someone willing do porn or Onlyfans.

I meant if you refer a "content creator."

[Poptart]

I meant if you refer a "content creator."

I’m sure you could look up how it works

[FreelancePoliceman]

I’m sure you could look up how it works

I did; this article says 5%. is that wrong? I'm pretty drunk so I might be misreading, but you seem so hostile...

[lookin4waifu]

To make me hard

[Poptart]

I did; this article says 5%. is that wrong? I'm pretty drunk so I might be misreading, but you seem so hostile...

It’s just that explaining technical business models isn’t one of my strong points, so I thought it would be easier for both of us if you looked it up yourself. Sorry, I wasn’t trying to sound hostile ツ

Anyway, it says the referral amount is equal to five percent of the referred person’s creator earnings. Creator earnings don’t include referral payments. If I referred you, and you referred Gulenko, my referral payout would not increase by five percent of your payout for referring Gulenko, which makes it very different from a pyramid scheme. It’s not even an MLM. I think it’s fair to criticize Onlyfans for perpetuating a system of wealth disparity and exploitation, but it doesn’t match the actual business model of a pyramid scheme.