- After one year of launching her OnlyFans page, a creator named Kimchi Princesa admitted feeling burnt out and conflicted about her work.
- Despite feeling that the work “almost isn’t worth it,” Kimchi Princesa is not yet ready to quit.
- This vulnerable confession resonated with empathetic viewers and fellow sex workers.
In a vulnerable TikTok confessional, one year after starting her OnlyFans account and other “spicy” pages, Kimchi Princesa expressed remorse over her work but ultimately decided not to quit due to her pride.
In the nearly eight-minute video, Kimchi Princesa admitted being scared to share her true thoughts on the topic but felt compelled to be honest with viewers who may be interested in pursuing sex work.
Although her relationship with her job is complicated and it used to be a fun creative outlet, Kimchi Princesa has been experiencing a decline in her mental health and feeling burnt out after approximately six months.
While the only upside is the money, she stated in her video from Tuesday that “it almost isn’t worth it anymore.”
“I feel a little bit dead inside,” she continued. “I feel completely desensitized, and I don’t feel any type of desire or attraction to men in general anymore.”
Kimchi Princesa shared her conflicted feelings about receiving “disgusting” DMs from her followers, some of whom she discovered had partners and families through their social media profiles.
Despite her prideful nature, she expressed her determination not to quit and to see things through until physically stopped.
An OnlyFans page with Kimchi Princesa’s username currently returns an error message, but she recently announced on Instagram that her content would be exclusively available on Centerfold, a competing platform owned by Playboy.
On TikTok, Kimchi Princesa shares safe-for-work “spicy girl vlogs” and other lifestyle videos with her 8,000 followers.
Her message resonated with commenters who offered support and empathy towards her feelings.
“I’ve been in the sex work industry since 2014,” one commenter wrote. “Started as a cam girl, and I now strictly work in Female Domination. These are all very valid feelings. 💖 I support you.”
“You have such exhaustion and sadness in your voice and eyes,” another viewer added, “it breaks my heart. I hope things get better for you. 💕 Your feelings are so valid.”
OnlyFans has become a popular and lucrative business for influencers and sex workers in the past year. According to adult content creator Bryce Adams, she made over $6.4 million on the platform in the previous calendar year.
However, this unique line of work also comes with its own risks and challenges. Some individuals fear that their photos might leak to their children’s school, while others have faced stalking incidents.
Insider reached out to Kimchi Princesa for comment but did not receive an immediate response.
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