Re:Bella Thorne, OnlyFans and the battle over monetising con...
by konjin on Tuesday September 01, 2020 @08:17PM
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There's also the fact that for a small minority of people spending $200 on photos is basically nothing.
I like my money too much to part with it, but realistically if I were to value my time rationally paying $100 for takeout would be a worth while trade when I look at how long cooking takes. Then if I am willing to spend $100 on food, why not on something else I might enjoy?
As I said, I don't, but that feels more like a character preference for investment/hoarding instead of any rational cost/benefit analysis.
I like my money too much to part with it, but realistically if I were to value my time rationally paying $100 for takeout would be a worth while trade when I look at how long cooking takes. Then if I am willing to spend $100 on food, why not on something else I might enjoy?
As I said, I don't, but that feels more like a character preference for investment/hoarding instead of any rational cost/benefit analysis.