OnlyFans star Nova Hawthorne discusses a rapidly trending fantasy request she receives, explaining why it captivates so many.
The OnlyFans platform is lucrative, especially for catering to niche kinks, where one creator can earn hundreds of thousands monthly.
Among these, there's one 'taboo' request that Nova Hawthorne notes has become increasingly common.
Hawthorne shares advise on how to act out the fantasy in a healthy and safe way. (Instagram/@nova_hawthorne)
The Fantasy
The 29-year-old content creator disclosed to News.com.au that there's been a noticeable uptick in interest for the 'affair' fantasy.
Hawthorne suggests that this fantasy's growing appeal stems from the 'thrill of secrecy and the taboo nature of an affair,' which can 'intensify arousal and pleasure,' with the notion of a new partner offering a 'deeply passionate and intensely exciting' experience.
Even individuals in committed relationships might find themselves drawn to exploring this 'affair' fantasy.
However, engaging in an 'affair' fantasy does not necessitate actual infidelity - it remains just that, a fantasy.
The Request is Not Uncommon
The OnlyFans creator shared, "I've had a subscriber who would video call me from his bed, turning the camera to show his girlfriend asleep beside him."
"This isn't rare. I'm frequently asked to incorporate their wife's names into the roleplay."
However, she also encounters requests for a 'homewrecker' fantasy, which goes beyond a simple 'affair' scenario.
Hawthorne elaborates that in the 'homewrecker' fantasy, 'men ask her to seduce them into cheating on their wives,' positioning her as the 'villain' in the narrative.
She believes that 'many' of her clients 'would' go on to 'act on their hidden online desires'.
The request isn't at all uncommon amongst OnlyFans subscribers.
"Not all, but enough," she observes. Why?
Hawthorne suggests that individuals who pursue affairs, in any form, are often looking for 'emotional validation, self-discovery, or a sense of human connection'.
Fellow OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue stirred controversy by stating that those who indulge in cheating fantasies might be doing so because they aren't 'properly pleasured' by their partners. She goes as far as to say she doesn't 'blame the husband' but rather the 'wife'.
So, what do you think about this perspective?
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