Model who’s ‘open to anything’ refuses extreme request from cheeky subscribers
An OnlyFans model confessed she gets lots of wild requests from fans – but there’s one thing she’ll never do.
Content creator Dainty Wilder said she gets asked to do many things that range from mild to purely outrageous.
The online model, who is in the 0.01% of the subscription-based platform, claimed some people have even asked her to “ship” her poo to them.
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In an exclusive interview with LADbible Australia’s Hindsights series, she revealed all about the wacky requests.
She also admitted many people ask her if she’ll post her period blood to them.
Even though she’s quite open-minded when it comes to her job, she said she has a strict no-excrement policy.
(Image: @daintymilder)
Speaking to LADBible, she said: “Basically, those are like the extremes, and I won’t do that, but anything else I’m very open to.”
Dale Egan, another OnlyFans creator who has a spot in the top 0.02%, claimed a woman also asked him if he’d get frisky in the air.
He said: “She hired a private plane and a videographer.
“We went up in the air, full plane, two pilots.
“They took out the middle row seats, and we did a full f**k scene on the plane.”
Prior to his time on the adult platform, Dale served four and a half years in prison following a home invasion back in 2015.
He told how he found it hard to start a new career after serving time so he ended up joining OnlyFans.
Dale said: “I didn’t really know what I was doing, I tried a couple of different jobs, but it wasn’t working out.
“I tried porn in 2012, I loved it, but the money was s**t back then.”
(Image: @daintymilder)
According to the Daily Mail, the ex-con rakes in nearly AUD $1 million (£572,895) a year, which is a more than impressive amount.
But he admitted that being one of the highest-earning creators also has its cons.
He’s also confessed there have been times where his personal life has been difficult due to the stigma that’s attached to his line of work.
Dale said one girl even refused to have sex with him because of it.
Meanwhile, Dainty said even though men say they accept her profession, “insecurities” can often come to the surface later down the line.
She added: “It’s to do with the content I make or the fact that I’m talking to other guys all time, or even the amount of money I make, or a combination of everything.”
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