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Account Name/Link?
Judas King
https://onlyfans.com/iamjudasking
Why did you decide to create an OnlyFans account?
I decided to create one so I could have some extra income on the side. I saw other dudes having success with it and thought, why not?
With regard to sex work, do you feel that using OnlyFans offers you more personal safety than relying on escorting or having to meet clients in person?
Oh definitely, though I think they are separate in their own ways, because you’re still having to meet with other men that you wanna shoot with but you have a little more power since you get to choose, whereas escorting is kinda obligatory to making money with having to go with the highest paying customer, who may not be your top choice.
