Victoria's story is so needed in this day and age. So grateful for voices like hers that are willing to uncover such a dark industry!
@Rabbitrant4 ай бұрын
She’s so brave!
@AndreeaCe2 ай бұрын
Yeah, wasn't her doing that, was me + those that actually fight against human trafficking. She now plays the victim, seen this gaslighting before.
@sr-kt9ml4 ай бұрын
I love this podcast. I love how all of these people who have such amazing transformative changes in their lives (for the better) end up here
@Rabbitrant4 ай бұрын
Victoria you have so many supports behind you. Thank you for using your voice. God bless you!
@riskinhos16 күн бұрын
no she doesn't.
@Cliff_Simon3 ай бұрын
wow, what a world we live in! Happy Sunday 😊
@cliffordnewell24454 ай бұрын
What a racket! Won't this awful system eventually break down under the weight of sleaziness?
@VonSolo54 ай бұрын
Glad she is exposing this. How is it not considered fraud for men to be thinking they’re talking to the girl and paying to talk to the girl but they’re really talking to some guy in the Philippines? That sounds like fraud to me.
@mactek60333 ай бұрын
You make a great point! I want to know that I'm chatting to the hot girl I see in the videos.
@ssk31924 ай бұрын
What an amazing podcast. I am so glad I found it. It sends such a positive message. While listening to your podcast I felt truly how the new world is forming, how there are many, that are waking up to deception, that are becoming awake and aware of the plight of the society right now, and how important it is that, We the present generation, work to protect the future generation and not let the them be lured into deception. There is a big awakening going on and we must keep having these conversations, doing our part, and sending out the messages that aligns with truth, not my truth, not your truth, but the truth, period. I feel really positive and hopeful listening to you , and also motivated to do my part in this world to contribute in this wave of awareness positivity and returning to our true nature of love and compassion. Keep up the good work! love from the little country of Nepal
@NickSlater4 ай бұрын
Victoria is amazing!! 🙏🏼🙌🏼
@rocketgg31694 ай бұрын
Average girl makes $140 a month. Selling your soul for $140 a month sounds like such an awesome way to live your life.
@ryanbailey85883 ай бұрын
Because the average girl: 1. Doesn’t promote her content properly or at all 2. Doesn’t do any unique or in-demand content 3. Doesn’t even post anywhere approximating “regularly”. It’s so easy to make money on Onlyfans that it’s not even funny.
@originaljediknight3 ай бұрын
@@ryanbailey8588 How do you know?
@babalon3115Ай бұрын
And how is the soul selling done? Is it a hidden feature in the website? Or are you talking about your validation?
@originaljediknightАй бұрын
@@babalon3115 Having sex for money is tantamount to selling one's soul. You know what the hell he's talking about.
@1954mill4 ай бұрын
Thank you Benjamin Nolot for your dedication all these years. Your heart hasn’t become hardened. I’m sure many pray for you.
@superespiritual15533 ай бұрын
What an amazing podcast.❤
@victoriamay77274 ай бұрын
Not to mention the horrible relationship you have with your sexuality after doing this.
@christinawheeler66494 ай бұрын
So beautiful and educative ❤
@TrickWhyz4 ай бұрын
A Massive Reason for girls becoming qornstars is their Obsession with Fame. this begins with LaZy/neglective parents sitting their children in front of TV for 1-3hrs a day from age zero. by the time they reach their early teens they start Worship famous people, which makes them also want Fame for themselves.. this high obsession with Fame makes them then DO ANYthing to be famous.
@alenaadamkova76173 ай бұрын
Channel fight the new driug says 45 percent of peopel do it against their will, thye are trafficked and 20 percenta re children, teens.
@GodIsGoodAlways-e6q2 ай бұрын
Thank you to this brave woman Victoria, for breaking the cultural cycle. It’s women like her who will change this from the horrible norm it is. Thank you.
@sujalshrestha85214 ай бұрын
Thanks
@pragmaticpoet4 ай бұрын
It has never been a better time to completely ignore distorted social norms - I never regret spending my 20s smoking marijuana and gardening avoiding my peers who had there own version of pre-2000s fukery
@jamesrafiki094 ай бұрын
Awesome podcast! So much truth to what Victoria shared. Thank you for turning evil into good
@Ramacts133 ай бұрын
Great interview. This is so alarming and much worse than I thought. It also makes me wonder if relationships will be completely broken down over this. I even wonder about my husband and if he would be on there subscribing. I have seen some of the girls and it would ge tempting for any guy I think and they are all over social media. 😢 I didn’t realize how third world countries are being used as well. Very disturbing.
@ssam18203 ай бұрын
It was very evil of her and others to lookf or girls and lire them into selling their bodies sexually there was no such thing as she entered "innocently" she know and knew what she was doing. But glad she changed her ways and no is speaking out against it
@davidjohnzenocollinsАй бұрын
1:10:05 Wow, that was powerful. Sums it up.
@Anjemivas3 ай бұрын
Interesting video showing the long term negative effects which objectification has had on society specifically through misogynistic views spread online and conditioning people to believe women's only value comes from their sexuality or sexual appeal socially
@jjboss78964 ай бұрын
What does she end each sentence in that weird tone?
@josephpchajek26854 ай бұрын
Sounds like a habit that got deeply ingrained, maybe due to past trauma, maybe nerves, who knows. Stuff deeply ingrained like that can sometimes be changed, sometimes it's not so easy. No biggie
@sr-kt9ml4 ай бұрын
@@josephpchajek2685sounds like a stretch. It's probably just like an Australian version of a valley girl accent.
@Ferdinand3144 ай бұрын
She sounds like a typical Australian woman to me
@jamesrafiki094 ай бұрын
Most of Australians sound like that hahaha
@kriptoow3 ай бұрын
It’s a bit off putting 🫣
@AndreeaCe2 ай бұрын
Listen what she says "with OUR agency..." She says...so she is playing the victim..
@cubinn1493 ай бұрын
One big problem with onlyfans you can find people by name how do you find someone
@rocketgg31694 ай бұрын
Back the truck up !!!! Hasn't she just admitted(for the world to see) underage grooming and serious exploitation? She said the agency ("we" ) would ask the underage girls if they were comfortable to lie about their age to say they were actually 18. So when the underage girls agreed and said they were comfortable to lie (say they were actually 18), the agency is then knowingly exploiting these underage girls. Am I correct? Am I incorrect?
@dilettante44533 ай бұрын
No she clearly said right before that some of the youngest girls were 20 and they would ask them to lie and say that they were 18. She never said the girls were under 18. Only that they look for girls that look young and ask them to say that they’re 18.
@rocketgg31693 ай бұрын
@dilettante4453 well ok then. I was hopeful that I was wrong I'm definitely going to listen to that part again now Thanks
@innessab72234 ай бұрын
I'll "go to Greece, have a holiday and help some refugees?!'
@abcinla4 ай бұрын
The unfairness of life. Guys are higly attracted to a beautiful female form. I've heard stories of the current state of the porn industry now with women maybe only making $2,000 for a sex scene. Mila Khalifa I think said she was paid less than $15,000 for her first six sex scenes. Of course very very few women were picked to appear in playboy magazine when it was going strong and at the same time Hugh Hefner could be making requests for sex to appear in his lousy magazine. At least a potential strong content provider can make over $1,000,000. for a few years. As with pro players in sports who flame out due to injuries and a loss in talent, its whether or not you can save/invest for a rainy day.
@HeathenGranny4 ай бұрын
Listen im just gonna say that some of us are actually better off doing sex work because just look at the economy that we are in and how badly we are treated in jobs like wtf. When you work a degrading 9 to 5 you are selling your body, time, and energy to make someone else's dream come true and we don't even het to travel like us American's barely take any vacations. Nobody wakes up one day and says they wanna be a sex worker ok we do it because we need money to pay the bills and other expenses. We also get villified for trying to survive and make it by the same people who make it harder for us as citizens to even make it but yeah lets not addess that or any other reasons why women are getting into sex work in the first place, and people who are anti-porn/sex work hate people like me who are trans because they sexualize us and think about our genitals constantly amd we face even more sexism in the work place. We need laws that will protect us we need protection not "rescue". Also these people who are sex workers and sex work advocates don't discriminate and they are not misogynistic, homophobic, or transphobic they just wanna know where you're going and they are all about body positivity.
@Squishy-ho7zd2 ай бұрын
When women are hungry put food in their mouth not your penis