You can see it around the end, like around 1:15 when she does the spreading. She also showed it off in her OF pics, the caption on those was "I spy with my little eye.. something that is wet?"
She just showed her toys
What udyvarus said and also when skimming it, I seem to remember her saying there were certain things she wasn't comfortable doing on stream like masturbating. That said, expect prudishness for the foreseeable future from Lisa because she's communicating hard limits already. This is despite being willing to describe what she likes done to her - i.e. she's OK with telling but not actually "showing", if you know what I mean (and yes, I know she showed her sex toys but how is that worth money?)
She’s still in the mindset that she’s just doing cosplays & Lewd’s when in reality she past that bridge awhile ago (can’t claim you strictly no nudes when you’re y show us your asshole). Same reason she originally didn’t want to open a OF because it’s too infamous with sex work and that’s not what she’s doing. Once you start showing your asshole & doing the rest of what she does you can’t keep acting like you’re just a cosplayer that sells lewds. Imo, we’re probably at 95% at the progression of what she’s going to do/show us. Unless she does a 180 & embraces that she’s a sex worker we gotta just lower our expectations of what we’re going to get from her. Ppl call Amouranth a scammer but I can’t ever see STPeach doing something like giving realistic dildo’s blowjobs or masturbate over her underwear with a vibrator for us.
You're on a porn forum. Touting a content creator's right to do whatever she wants with her body doesn't change the fact that most of us are going to bitch about a creator's reluctance to go nude until it actually happens. I can point you in the direction of several discussion threads where this is the prevailing attitude - let's see how you do in them with that same mindset.
Of course she can do what she wants. It’s not really about demanding her to do something she doesn’t want to do, but just discussing how far she’s gonna take her content & why we’ll get some things like ass spreads/asshole shot but not pussy or nips
More and more content creator defenders/protectors are adding the "she has a right to do what she wants" preface to whatever they say as if it's a honor pledge or they think they're gatekeeping the creators from seeing comments like ours. It's pretty tone-deaf around these parts.
I remember the OP had a grid based on what she was willing to do and money raised and he updated it from "Toys" to "Show Toys". Before I noticed the tier's wording being updated, I got really excited for a moment there that she was about to start pleasuring herself on camera and was disappointed to find it was a just sexy show-and-tell.
It might not be considered a lot for some of the largest creators.
It is a lot of money, but you have to compare it to her sources of income, not a normal wage worker. That's less than a 100 sales of a PPV which would take her less time to make, and I'm pretty sure she'll sell more than 100 of her PPVs (not counting additional tips and simping). She said that herself last stream too.
Soapbox time: if it were me personally, I couldn't handle the idea of a woman I was either dating or married to having a past on the Internet like that. Nasty as this will sound, the thrill of getting to have sex with her or seeing her naked body would be ruined if I could find evidence of either on the Internet in 10 seconds, which makes her damaged goods in my mind. If it involved saying shit like Lisa does on those livestreams, it doesn't matter to me if my significant other was assuming a character or persona to make it happen because who's to say she isn't doing that with me when it's sexy time for us?
It still is pretty sad that the last two generations have been forced to believe that the only way to be truly happy is to be rich. Worse yet is a lot of people in industries like streaming online video games or being adult content creators have to make as much as possible as fast as they can for fear that they won't be able to return to a normal job.
I couldn't handle the idea of a woman I was either dating or married to having a past on the Internet like that. Nasty as this will sound, the thrill of getting to have sex with her or seeing her naked body would be ruined if I could find evidence of either on the Internet in 10 seconds, which makes her damaged goods in my mind.
Unfortunately to live in Western society, especially with the economy being what it is now with inflation, you do need to make a LOT of money just to get by whether you're working a job that pays very well based on skilled labor or working two jobs to put food on the table. Being rich does solve a lot of the being able to afford shit-type of problems we're going through right now. If one were to take a lower-paying job that doesn't require as much manual or mental effort, they'd have to have resources that allows them to be self-sufficient enough to not require a ton of outside financial assistance.It still is pretty sad that the last two generations have been forced to believe that the only way to be truly happy is to be rich. Worse yet is a lot of people in industries like streaming online video games or being adult content creators have to make as much as possible as fast as they can for fear that they won't be able to return to a normal job.
The idea of having to work as waiters or cashiers or stocking shelves for a barely living wage is so horrific they'd rather dance nearly naked on tiktok or whore themselves out on onlyfans. I don't necessarily blame them but man, that is really depressing.
We straddle an interesting/awkward line with the role that online sex workers play in our free time - they provide us with obvious sexual gratification and anything else they have going on in their lives is negligible. We can discuss their life circumstances that may influence their content directly or indirectly but much more than that suggests a deeper attachment that would be perceived as inappropriate, parasocial or just plain simping. If we had a significant other who was actively engaging in online sex work for money, that would probably invite a lot of feelings of jealousy, inadequacy, resentment, etc. We need to acknowledge that the women who perform online services that lead to our own self-gratification are people, too, but they're not our friends so how badly do we need to feel for them and also how outwardly do we need to project our emotions that they're going through something that maybe we've dealt with or know someone who does?
Was this directed at the more recent posts? You can skip the discussion threads if you want to fap instead of read.
there are a lot of women on Onlyfans with actual day jobs that use OF as a side hustle/second job.
