Model paid £100 to “stamp” on a slice of bread – so bloke might eat it
Molly Stone says nothing shocks her any more since she started specialising in ‘financial domination’, when a submissive enjoys paying over the odds for things by a partner
Molly stamped on the slice of bread for a fan(Image: Jam Press/@itsmollystone)
A model has told how she was paid £100 to “stamp” on a slice of bread with her foot – so a fan could then eat it as a snack. Molly Stone has admitted nothing shocks her anymore since her DMs began being flooding with bizarre requests.
The content creator, who specialises in financial domination, was most recently tasked with the challenge of overpowering a slice of bread. She did so while wearing a pair of UGG slippers.
One of Molly’s 163,000 Instagram followers had slid into her DMs and asked her to do it, requesting that she then post the bread to him.
She received £100 for the task so the man could receive the battered snack, put it in the toaster and eat it.
The 10 seconds of work has helped her earn a killing, with the model revealing she has made just under £2m since starting the “findom” work.
Findom is when a submissive enjoys paying over the odds for things by a partner, usually a woman, because of the power dynamic.
Milly said: “I’m not really shocked by anything anymore. I’m very used to men asking for weird things. I’d say this isn’t rare for me – but I was glad to do it as it’s an easy one. The process was simple.
“He asked me for the item and [to make] video to go with it, I made the item and the video then I posted [the bread].
“I have been asked for bread multiple times. They’re always trying to buy weird things from me.”
On her work in general, she added: “I’ve been doing findom and femdom work for like seven years now. I learnt about men being into feet and then just kept finding out all the other things they also wanted.
“I’ve made almost £2m since starting this. It’s amazing, I had no idea when I first started how well it would go.”
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