Creators, Fans, & the Traffic War: Pornhub vs OnlyFans in 2025｜Comment Section Chat Compilation

Hey there, I’m ya* from Stockholm, juggling pets, household chores, and trying to make my corner of the creator world feel special. The article really made me think—traffic numbers are wild, but revenue? That’s where it counts. I’ve noticed fans crave realness, but with all these legal shifts and ‘fake intimacy’ stories floating around, it’s tough to stand out without feeling like just another profile. How do you balance staying authentic while also navigating these changes? I tried focusing on minimalist aesthetics and body symmetry in my content, but the competition feels overwhelming. Any thoughts on how to keep that personal spark alive when the platform feels so corporate?

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I've been an OnlyFans creator for a while now, and I have to say, it's been a wild ride. The article really hit home when it talked about the illusion of intimacy. I've noticed that some fans are starting to catch on to the fact that not every 'personal DM' is actually from me. It's like, I get it, I'm not always available to respond to every message, but at the same time, I want to keep that connection with my fans real. I'm worried that if I don't, they'll just move on to the next creator who can offer them that 'authentic' experience. Do you think there's a way to balance the need for authenticity with the reality of running a business?

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