Partner of man who makes adult content with own family member explains what she thinks of it
The partner of a man who makes adult content with his brother has explained what she thinks of the peculiar situation.
Adult content has exploded in recent years, with the rise of OnlyFans meaning that more people have felt comfortable in sharing sexual photos and videos online, often from the safety of their own home, with some raking in thousands or even millions from their success.
However, the market has become a little saturated, and users are having to do extraordinary things in order to stand out, such as the Scottish woman who made content while (initially) maintaining her job as a teacher in a high school.
When people are looking for a niche, it usually involves something like baked beans, feet or in the case of one Harry Potter actor, hair, but Ryan Lee opted to go down a different route when starting his journey as an adult content creator.
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After getting advice from his older brother Andy about joining the industry, the two decided that they'd have more success filming gay content with each other, and it's certainly paying off, with Ryan revealing in a recent episode of Love Don't Judge that he brings in around £10-15k a month.
Now, I know what you're thinking but hold on to your hat, the two film together, but they never actually touch or get that close to each other, apart from one messy occasion which frankly I can't bring myself to write about.
Ryan said: "How many people make content without it being weird? Me or him are always filming. We're never beside each other.
"We're never touching in any way. And if we're in a group stance, we'll be on either end. So then it's not weird."
Ah, thank goodness for that.
While plenty of folks continue to struggle in the dating world, Ryan has found love with fellow content creator Gigi Patsy, and it seems as if she isn't really all that bothered about her boyfriend having sex with other men, in front of his brother.
She said: "I haven't really thought too much about them making content together cuz to be honest, to me, just it's just work. It doesn't really mean anything. If they were doing it in their spare time, then yeah, I'd think they're a bit odd, but they don't."
She also added: "No, I'd never make this content with my brother."
The couple also make 'spicy content' with each other and seem to have found love, so who are we to judge?
Well, given the Love Don't Judge video also includes plenty of brief interviews which show 99 percent of the general population would feel sick about even considering this, I think we have our answer.
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James Moorhouse