Feminists will tell you that sex work is real work, but your partner might not see it that way.

Lauren Chen reports that a recently released survey demonstrates that being an OnlyFans creator does have negative consequences on your romantic life — even though the average creator is only making about $180 a month.

"If you guys are not yet familiar with OnlyFans,” Chen says, “I admire you.”

OnlyFans is one of the only platforms available that allows adult content, so while it started as a platform similar to SubscribeStar or even YouTube, it has become nearly synonymous with pornographic content.

A survey from XFans Hub asked over 500 OnlyFans creators if they have “found it challenging to maintain a dating life while being an OnlyFans creator,” and the answers were damning.

According to the survey, 21% of creators said it was “not challenging at all,” while 32% reported that it was “somewhat challenging,” and a whopping 47% answered “Yes, it has been very challenging.”

“To be clear, that’s 79% of OnlyFans creators” who “admit that having an OnlyFans account has made their dating lives at least somewhat challenging.”

Chen says that “the assumptions that modern feminism” operates under would have us thinking, “'No it shouldn’t be challenging to maintain a dating life' while being an OnlyFans creator" — but that’s “just one of the many lies that modern feminism has sold women.”

Chen points out that there might be some creators who might not be “looking for a relationship right now,” but “in the future, having had an OnlyFans account is still something that will affect you going forward.”

“So, ask yourself,” she adds, “is it worth prostituting yourself online — degrading yourself online — for on average $180 a month?”

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