We also have to consider that in a post-birth control world, sex outside of marriage is no longer stigmatizing in most cases. Sure, women still don’t want to be thought of as “sluts,” but in a world with Tinder and a “three-date rule,” a woman can actually be very promiscuous without anyone ever thinking of them that way.

On top of all that, look at the messages our overly feminized culture constantly hammers home to women. “You don’t need a man!” “Build your career, date around, and then, if you want, settle down in your thirties.” “Sex work is real work.” “You should want more out of your life than to be a homemaker.” “Don’t put yourself in a position where you’re reliant on a man.”

So, how does OnlyFans fit into that? Well, it encourages young women to leverage what is usually their greatest asset. Their looks.