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Cindy Starfall Discusses Society’s Post-Pandemic Attitude Towards Sex
Posted On 30 May 2022
Adult film performer Cindy Starfall talked about the shift in social mores that were long ago used to keep women firmly in their place. “If you’re still trying to shame sex workers in 2022, it’s time you woke up to reality,” says Starfall. “Those days are over.”
According to Starfall, two years of COVID restrictions has made sex work more prevalent than ever. “People no longer have the power to discredit or stigmatize our career choices… it’s a far cry from when the threat of our ‘secrets’ being ‘outed’ to our families weighed heavily on us.”
She recounted the time a little more than a decade ago working a 9 to 5 job at a famous fashion retail store while moonlighting in the evenings as a webcam model to help pay off her student loans and supplement her meager retail salary.
“I kept this night job completely separate from my day job: however, one day I was called into HR and confronted with my profile photo from the cam site. They told me that a customer alerted HR, but I believe it to be someone else who sent the photo to my company, as well as every woman in his family.”
“Even though having this second job wasn’t ‘wrong’, I was shamed by HR – they ‘expected more’ from me – and now that all my co-workers knew about my other job, I found myself in a hostile work situation and had to quit the job, which was nothing in comparison to my former boyfriend’s family sending me harassing and rude texts… his mother told me I was ruining her family.”
Now with the rise of OnlyFans, which exploded in popularity during the pandemic, independent content creators became their own bosses and working from home took on a whole new meaning. “With nearly two million content creators catering to more than 170 registered users, OnlyFans and the pandemic created the perfect opportunity for sex workers to enjoy financial success.”
“Looking back, I know I made the right career decision; I am much more comfortable working with open-minded people who have an appreciation for what I do,” adds Starfall. “It’s human nature to judge people’s life choices, and choices like this certainly leave us open to criticism; we are just not listening anymore.”
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