Re:Bella Thorne, OnlyFans and the battle over monetising con...
by toyg on Tuesday September 01, 2020 @05:09PM
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Most users of platforms like Onlyfans are men over 30.
> Older men are also damaged, but they're likely lost causes
That's quite rude, particularly when you basically say the opposite in the following paragraphs.
> men as a class are vulnerable to this kind of illness
Men as a class are vulnerable to a lot of things, but they are a hard demographic to reach and, fundamentally, very few people care about their mental health.
Just today, BBC Radio 4 passed a news headline about UK suicide numbers being at their highest in 20 years, with 3/4 of them being men and mostly between 45 and 50 years old. The headline before (risk of quarantine for UK tourists in Portugal) and the one after (Facebook vs Australia on news links) were longer and both had a relevant expert interviewed, but not the suicides one.
> Older men are also damaged, but they're likely lost causes
That's quite rude, particularly when you basically say the opposite in the following paragraphs.
> men as a class are vulnerable to this kind of illness
Men as a class are vulnerable to a lot of things, but they are a hard demographic to reach and, fundamentally, very few people care about their mental health.
Just today, BBC Radio 4 passed a news headline about UK suicide numbers being at their highest in 20 years, with 3/4 of them being men and mostly between 45 and 50 years old. The headline before (risk of quarantine for UK tourists in Portugal) and the one after (Facebook vs Australia on news links) were longer and both had a relevant expert interviewed, but not the suicides one.