Adult content creator admits she has no regrets despite revealing major impact it has on her life

An adult content creator has insisted she has no regrets about her choice of career, despite it sabotaging her love life.

Tasha Paige, from Queensland, Australia, claims to be raking it in on OnlyFans thanks to her thousands of subscribers.

But although her X-rated career has given her bank balance a huge boost, it's proved a hinderance to her romantic relationships.

The 24-year-old, who boasts 129,000 Instagram followers, explained that a lot of male admirers have got the complete wrong idea about her due to her job.

Some are intimidated, while others 'judge' Tasha - and she has warned that finding a partner who is understanding is a very tough task for someone working in the adult industry.

Tasha said men are often intimidated by her career or 'judge' her for it (Instagram/@tashaxpaige)

However, when asked whether she regrets taking up such a risqué line of work, the model bluntly replied: "No."

"It's not only opened so many doors for me, but I've also met so many incredible people along the way," she told the Daily Mail. "I have been able to financially support myself and my family, and also travel the world.

"Although it definitely has come with its challenges, it also means it's easier finding someone that's fully accepting of me and my career."

But there are also a few other check boxes that her future fella needs to tick, too.

Tasha, who claims to earn thousands of dollars each month on OnlyFans, needs a man who 'can support themselves' rather than relying on her financially.

Despite her love life being impacted, the Aussie doesn't regret her career choice (Instagram/@tashaxpaige)

However, she insists she isn't dating with wealth 'as her goal', as she'd much rather be treated with respect and made to feel 'secure' in a relationship.

"[Someone] that can meet me halfway and be comfortable in their masculinity, within their finances and how they support me," the Aussie said of her dream man.

"I've had a man not want to date me because I was ready to own a property before him.

"A man told me I'm obligated to do things I wasn't comfortable doing because of what I do for work [and] that I should've expected to be treated like meat when I stepped into this industry."

Tasha didn't take any of this negativity on board, as she firmly believes that these kind of blokes feel the need to judge her life choices because they are 'so insecure within themselves'.

She added: "But there is so much more beyond the surface to who I am and what I bring to the table."