Speaker A
You are contributing to the loneliness, even if there is an epidemic or not. You're a dealer, and you're selling a drug that people get addicted to. Why are they lonely?
A creator argues that men subscribing to OnlyFans are not victims of loneliness but entitled adulterers and porn consumers, criticizing those who sympathize with them.
Key Takeaways
- Speaker rejects the framing of OnlyFans subscribers as lonely victims.
- Speaker views adultery and porn use by married men as a form of entitlement and hypocrisy.
- Speaker argues men's sudden concern with loneliness is motivated by financial resentment toward women creators.
- The argument relies on generalized and unverified statistics and characterizations of men as a group.
What the video covers
- The speaker frames OnlyFans subscribers as contributors to loneliness, comparing creators to dealers selling an addictive product.
- She cites the claim that 89% of OnlyFans subscribers are married, using it to dispute that they are lonely.
- She argues that men who cheat are perpetrators rather than victims, and criticizes society for 'coddling' them with explanations like a dead bedroom or lack of attention from a wife.
- She describes male subscribers as horny and entitled, specifically referencing their desire to watch young-appearing adults in costume.
- She contrasts men's current claims of loneliness with their past dismissal of wives' discomfort about porn, which she says was called insecurity.
- She accuses men of hypocrisy: they minimized the emotional impact of porn until women began profiting from adult content.
- She questions why men were silent about exploitation and trafficking concerns in adult content.
- She concludes that men claiming loneliness are more likely sore losers than genuinely lonely.
Chapters
- 00:00Creators as dealers: the loneliness argument
- 00:09The 89% married subscriber statistic
- 00:25Men as perpetrators, not victims
- 00:45Entitlement and fantasy content
- 00:52Coddling men and misandrist culture claims
- 01:03Hypocrisy about porn and wives' concerns
- 01:23Silence on trafficking and exploitation
- 01:46Conclusion: sore losers or lonely?
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Speaker A
Why are they lonely? Because society 89% of only fans subscribers are married. Okay, they're probably lonely.
Speaker A
Why are they lonely? Because 89% of OnlyFans subscribers are married. Okay, they're probably lonely.
Speaker A
They don't have to do anything. See this is what I find really grating about these conversations that these men are not victims of loneliness. More often than not they're perpetrators of adultery, right? And yet again we want to coddle them so much and it's like,
Speaker A
Maybe they're not being fulfilled by their wife. Maybe they're falling short of Christianity. So they have to cheat on their wife because she's not putting out enough. They don't have to do anything. Okay.
Speaker A
they want to see some hot 18-year-old in a Spider-Man suit and they want to see them like yeah, they want to get off to it. They want to JOY or something. Why do we have to pretend like they're so
Speaker A
See, this is what I find really grating about these conversations: that these men are not victims of loneliness. More often than not, they're perpetrators of adultery, right? And yet again, we want to coddle them so much, and it's like, well, maybe they're in a dead bedroom. Maybe their wife's not giving them enough attention. Maybe they're, again, victims of this misandrist culture which drives men to... It's like none of that's really the case, right?
Speaker A
physical. It's meaningless, right?" They were the most eager to adopt this language of levity to apply to their news only after women like me started turning a seven-figure profit do they now suddenly want to claim loneliness?
Speaker A
These are men who are horny. They're entitled. They want to see some hot 18-year-old in a Spider-Man suit, and they want to see them, like, yeah, they want to get off to it. They want to... joy or something. Why do we have to pretend like they're so lonely?
Speaker A
started wielding control of their own bodies and Why were they not victims for instance when was hosting trafficking content with stars were constantly getting abused on camera and getting ripped off constantly. Why were these men like completely silent? Why did the male
Speaker A
Before OnlyFans, no one used this language of loneliness for men. If you as a wife told your husband, "Hey, I don't feel comfortable with you watching porn, which 70% of married men do," they said, "You're insecure. It's purely physical. It's meaningless, right?" They were the most eager to adopt this language of levity to apply to their own habits. Only after women like me started turning a seven-figure profit do they now suddenly want to claim loneliness?
Speaker A
Is are they actually that lonely or are they just sore losers? I think it's the latter.
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