'My name is Victoria, I work for OnlyFans, and I hate myself'
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Victoria Sinis went from working in marketing to recruiting for OnlyFans, before coming to a point where she felt like she couldn’t live with herself anymore. She quit and began speaking the truth about OnlyFans — warning young women and girls to stay out of the industry.
Meghan Murphy speaks with her about her experience working for the agency, the reality of OnlyFans, and why she decided to speak out.
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