The Same Drugs
The Same Drugs
'My name is Victoria, I work for OnlyFans, and I hate myself'
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'My name is Victoria, I work for OnlyFans, and I hate myself'

I spoke with Victoria Sinis, who worked at an OnlyFans agency until she couldn't anymore, and left to speak out against the industry
Meghan Murphy
May 14, 2024
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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.

I spoke with her about her experience working for the agency, the reality of OnlyFans, and why she left the industry to speak out.

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The Same Drugs
The Same Drugs
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