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He laughed when I told him. He stopped laughing around hour two when the tips started coming in. This is exactly what happened, from setup to payout.
Not going to lie to you. Week one was weird. Week two was less weird. Week four I made more than my day job. Here's everything I tracked.
I had the same question. So I did the research: viewer demographics, what they actually tip for, and why the 'straight guy next door' is one of the highest-converting niches.
I spent way too long googling this and got nothing useful. So here's the actual answer based on how the community uses these labels — and why it matters for performers.
It started as a bet in the showers after practice. Six months later I've paid off my tuition. I know how this sounds. Let me explain.
Face blur, geo-blocking, stage names, separate email, VPN — which actually protect you and which are false security? Real breakdown for new performers.
Hot take: no. Longer answer: it depends on what you're trying to do. Community thread on what these labels mean, how the audience uses them, and whether they help or hurt.
Started with shots. Ended with all three of us creating Chaturbate accounts. This is the story of the most productive Friday night of my life.