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MY ONLYFANS EXPERIENCE (PT ONE)
MY ONLYFANS EXPERIENCE (PT ONE)
MY ONLYFANS EXPERIENCE (PT ONE)
Tuesday 2nd March 2021
Join Slayhil as she shares her OnlyFans journey, addressing societal views, self-worth, and internalized misogyny in sex work.
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54 minutes
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Empowering
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slayhil
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Categories:
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Sobriety Toolkit
Healing Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Relationships & Community
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Get the buttons here!Sex Work Realities: Slayhil's Journey and Insights
If you're out here on a journey- spiritual or not, sexual or not, whatever your journey is on this planet, and you kind of want, like you, you're trying to realize things like, at least like I am, that deprogramming your mind from everything that you've been taught is so freeing and you start to realize all these things that you've been taught are wrong and I started feeling shameful about what I was doing because I was down re-downloading this program that I've tried to get out of my fucking being for so long like.
What if the way we view work, especially sex work, is fundamentally flawed? In this episode of 'Tough Love, Not Tequila', host slayhil opens up about her experiences with OnlyFans, diving deep into the complexities and challenges of sex work. She doesn't just skim the surface; she tackles head-on the problematic societal views that often surround this line of work. From the highs of self-empowerment to the lows of bullying and negativity, slayhil shares it all.
She highlights her core beliefs that allow her to be a sex-positive and uplifting multidimensional woman, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, self-reliance, and self-worth. She also sheds light on her unique relationship with her subscribers, both the good and the bad aspects. One of the standout topics is internalized misogyny and how it impacts women in the sex work industry. Through candid and open conversations, she aims to deprogram societal conditioning and promote a more accepting view of sex work.
Whether you're curious about the realities of sex work or looking for an honest discussion about societal perceptions and personal growth, this episode offers a raw and insightful perspective.