Just turned 30 this year and I still dress up and play pretend I'm a being from another universe ✨

Me months after venting to my family and them telling me to get off the internet and stop being so sensitive

Chads: ugh all women want are 6+ ft men making 6 figures What women actually want:

some spiritual healing and giving back to my gender is happening live on the TL <3

This concept is extremely crucial to content creators in fashion and cosplay. Learn what colors, tone, and saturation look best on you and it will upgrade your looks from casual to character design 👍

Some fan haters: "No one wants to interact with your content now that you're not posting thirst traps wh***!!" My most recent viral tweet:

When your print was 95% done but stopped in the middle of the night for a minor issue and you resume it the next day

Me at my husband: you have my heart and soul. I love you 🥺 My husband: you’re a warlock! You can now use Eldritch Blast :3 You’re welcome

Not sure why TikTok decided that was a curated search for me but thanks I guess

I’ve tweeted this before and I feel is super relevant to the convo of management too for content creators but what you do to survive is different standards than what you do after you’ve succeeded. What you decide to allow and do after you can comfortably afford your bills says a lot about you. Even if you end up making a shit ton of money, if you do not uphold important moral standards you will look around you and feel alone because no one will be there for you. You’ll have people just as fake as you are if you continue to push for monetary gains and publicity over humanity and genuine connections.

Lots of management talk is being brought up for the egirls. There’s nothing wrong with getting help for your pages. I’ve hired people to help and answer questions for my fans for years, but the difference is creating healthy boundaries and expectations. “Traditional” management especially in the OF community relies on overseas chatters (cheap labor) and revenue goals that promote predatory behavior. Often these chatting systems invite parasocial behavior by creating 24/7 access to a character the fan believes is real and relatable to them. These chatters are not against pretending to be in a relationship or caring about the fan in order to earn an extra $50 because that is a lot to them. It’s okay to have your character and brand create a fantasy experience but when the fan cannot tell the difference you are being predatory. Ways you can hire help without being predatory: 1. Schedule posts for you (SFW & NSFW) 2. Create menus 3. Complete orders 4. Help create video ideas 5. Put together outfits 6. Organize content 8. Edit compilation videos 9. Create content bundles and specials If any of this help interests you, feel free to reach out to me :)

Werking on a new cosplay. It's gonna be bahhhh-d ;3 (in a good way)