Women would you ever consider an Onlyfans or tik-tok or Instagram influencer type career?

Nope. OF I'd not consider cos I know I'd get negative comments etc that would be hurtful etc.

I've no idea on the others what I could do. I know someone who was trying to make a go of that but it is actually very hard work. The "algorithm" expects lots of output at regular times etc. All it takes is for you to miss a schedule or one of your things to not get ususal number of views or likes etc and the ad income plummets. She's essentially given up on it lately. She was only making a few hundred a year which was way way below minimum wage if you looked at all the hours spent on planning, filming, editing etc etc

I've no need to, thanks to my fathers wealth. (Blah, blah, blah, i'm spoiled, etc.)

But if i did have to make money, it'd be something to consider. Been approached a few times over the years on Instagram to do "collaborations" with photographers, different companies, etc.

It's probably a lot more hard work than it looks.

Not sure I'd be comfortable with Only Fans though - I'm simply not that kind of girl.

I've had one multiple times, I don't suggest it you have to have very tough skin to take all the harassment it's not what people think

It’s not really for me. I wouldn’t like having such a visible public presence. I understand people can make a good living from it though.

Only if I desperately needed money and the only other option would be working some nasty, unpleasant, stressful or dangerous job. I mean, I'd try it but I don't think I'd be able to make enough money.

Only fans, No. Because ...self respect. Everything else I've never considered Because i know that it takes time and commitment that i don't have.

I tried it, but society is apparently not ready for on demand algebra . . yet 😁

No I have self respect

You also must be very good At something

Neither.... If you have to sell yourself, your dignity, respect for money.

Apparently I'm too ugly to make any real money with it

Do you understand the amount of content for success in any of those sites require to be successful? It's insane