Onlyfans is the watch platform for revealing, sexual content. It has experienced hype due to the pandemic and a strong increase in user numbers. Blick has shed light on the growing market for the platform. Especially women discovered the platform themselves, uploaded nude pictures or videos and demanded money for it. Most content creators emphasize the positives, such as being able to determine the format of the content they post. Onlyfans model Fabienne told Blick TV: “It’s up to everyone what to send.”
Experts critically view Onlyfans
But is it really like that? We asked clinical sexologist and psychotherapist Dania Schiftan (41). She thinks Onlyfans can definitely have a feminist, positive component: “If a woman uploads content to Onlyfans in a self-determined way without focusing on men, I see it as an opportunity for diversity.”
But reality shows a different picture: diversity is small, the majority of female creators fulfill stereotypes and reproduce an outdated, sexualized image of a woman with a certain look and designed for heterosexual men as clients.
Many are unaware of the scope
Additionally, expert Schiftan says Onlyfans has other dangerous effects that many young people underestimate. Teachers, parents or boss can see pictures and videos. That’s why you have to ask yourself if you really want your own body to appear on the internet. Uploading sexual content on Onlyfans should be considered well and should not be done as a joke or dare. Schiftan also warns against the temptation to make quick money.
Schiftan also criticizes the lack of security for minors: “It’s unclear to what extent inspections are carried out here, and the dangers this poses.” It’s also important that consumers can’t see where the creator lives or where he saved the images.