Re:$500 a day to pretend to be a model: The big business beh...
by grpt on Friday December 01, 2023 @04:23PM
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> I wonder if society should step in to prevent those men from getting hooked.
Clear disclosure and consent is required.
If the person paying for this feature knew it was just roleplay with a person pretending to be the model, I don't think any reasonable person would have an issue with it.
Re:$500 a day to pretend to be a model: The big business beh...
by arp242 on Friday December 01, 2023 @05:10PM
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Few people would pay for that though, which is why it's not disclosed. This entire "business model" is based on deception. That it: it's fraud.
Re:$500 a day to pretend to be a model: The big business beh...
by ronsor on Friday December 01, 2023 @04:11PM
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As precedent, prostitution is already illegal in most countries. This is controversial, though.
Re:$500 a day to pretend to be a model: The big business beh...
by meheleventyone on Friday December 01, 2023 @04:40PM
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If we want to tackle societal harms then perhaps gambling is a better starting point?
I also think the idea that society steps in to prevent people getting hooked on drugs is hilariously naive.
I mean imagine some guy "falling in love" with a model this way. And then after a year and $10k in "voluntary gifts", the poor guy figures out that he's the sucker and he has been milked by scammers and he never actually talked to his "girlfriend". Do you expect that person to go back and have a healthy relationship with women afterwards? Or is he going to go off the deep end and become misogynistic? You can't put all the blame only on him after that experience. He might need therapy and rehab afterwards, just like a recovering drug addict.