“I think it’s questionable behaviour to de-age yourself like that for adult content.” “At the end of the day she can do what she wants, but we can open the conversation and ask is this normal, is this OK?” Day argues. Since the TikTok video went viral, Deets says she has been doxxed and threatened – abuse which Day says she categorically does not support. “There are lots of fetishes and kinks in the adult space – if you tap into something very niche this can help you to earn more money.” “If she's not hurting anyone and her fans enjoy her content, why not?” Ferguson adds. “Editing and filters are a part of my everyday life with social media expectations nowadays it's become a staple part of my career,” she says. No one has ever said anything to me that suggests they think I’m underage.” If anybody were to approach her under the assumption that she was a child, she would “100 percent report them”.Ĭhelsea Ferguson, the founder of adult content platform Admire Me VIP, says that though she hasn’t knowingly edited her photos to look younger, she understands the desire to do so. “I’d rather not categorise someone or label them – that’s a big accusation. Nonetheless, she insists that the idea she was making content specifically for paedophiles is “crazy”, adding: “I really didn’t think I was doing anything that different from a lot of influencers who also heavily edit their pictures.”ĭoes she think paedophiles are viewing her work? “I don’t know,” she replies thoughtfully. a lot of men left me for the next youngest model they could find. I started camming when I was like 22 and at the time I looked a lot younger. She places the blame for the increasing pressure to look young squarely on male audiences. “I frown upon making yourself look younger but I understand why some are doing it,” says Catjira, a cosplay performer who sells nudes photos and adult videos on OnlyFans. “How do you sleep at night knowing you promote paedophilia?” another posted on one of Deets’s earliest IG posts.īut is it really that straightforward? Aren’t we all just a product of our environment? If there is a line, where is it, and who decides when it’s been crossed? And if a huge market exists for this type of content (which if Coconut Kitty’s three million followers on Instagram is anything to go by, there clearly is) who is ultimately responsible for it – the creator or the consumer? Was Deets wrong – even immoral – for de-ageing these pictures? “This goes beyond serving a fantasy, this is dangerous content that she’s releasing,” one commentator wrote under Day’s TikTok post. The TikTok video sparked a huge conversation online. So I decided to create a character based on Japanese anime, or Disney cartoons like Ariel or Princess Jasmine” – all characters, she points out, who are also extremely young-looking, with babyish faces and unrealistically curvy bodies. “I’ve painted for years and got sick of people recognising me from my sex work.
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