The pandemic is over and so are most remote "jobs" that people started doing on Onlyfans, Patreon, etc. a couple years ago.
Patreon Lays off 17% of Staff
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#12Doing this on Instagram seems… off. Can’t put my finger in it.
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#13Doing this on Instagram seems… off. Can’t put my finger in it.
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#14The pandemic is over and so are most remote "jobs" that people started doing on Onlyfans, Patreon, etc. a couple years ago.
Your quoting suggests that you think what people on onlyfans and patreon do aren't "real jobs", but in fact to succeed in those spaces needs very hard work.
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#15Taking full responsibility mean taking a pay cut or stepping down or basically taking consequences for yourself first before others have to.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
Your quoting suggests that you think what people on onlyfans and patreon do aren't "real jobs", but in fact to succeed in those spaces needs very hard work.
Digging a big hole then filling it back in is "very hard work" too but that doesn't make it a real job.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Your quoting suggests that you think what people on onlyfans and patreon do aren't "real jobs", but in fact to succeed in those spaces needs very hard work.
Digging a big hole then filling it back in is "very hard work" too but that doesn't make it a real job.
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#19What does “taking full responsibility” even mean? Like people lose their livelihood and you can get away with “I take full responsibility”. Taking full responsibility mean taking a pay cut or stepping down or basically taking consequences for yourself first before others have to.
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#20The pandemic is over and so are most remote "jobs" that people started doing on Onlyfans, Patreon, etc. a couple years ago.
Your quoting suggests that you think what people on onlyfans and patreon do aren't "real jobs", but in fact to succeed in those spaces needs very hard work.
But that doesn't make it a job. You could do hard work in moving a mountain but that's not a job.
Needless to say, earning money off of your looks (something you didn't work hard to gain in the first place) doesn't qualify as hard-working job.