“People compliment and praise a lot more than they try to degrade. I love helping people in any way I can, so it makes me super happy to hear stories like this.” She doesn’t speak about herself as a unique NSFW content creator and instead focuses on spreading pleasure to a growing audience.
“I have received messages from people saying that I have helped their sex life,” PaleSnowBunny tells us via email, “or simply made their day better just by look at my photos. After that, he became a moderator, and she expanded into her own subreddit, which has more than 5,000 subscribers. She and her husband found Gone Mild while browsing together, and he suggested she try posting. PaleSnowBunny, one of the most popular users on Gone Mild, received so many compliments upon posting that she started a Patreon account and a premium Snapchat, which allows her to send nudes to those who want to pay for them. PaleSnowBunny's popularity rocketed her into selling access to more nudes on Patreon and Snapchat. I’d wake up to 10-20 messages every day and pick the most interesting one and he’d be the lucky faceless guy of the day.” “Unless they presented some distinguishing characteristic in their messages, they’re all a bunch of the same Johns. Posting to /r/GoneWild and chatting with viewers is a safe way to engage in an anonymous sex act online, and Sarah says she doesn’t care much about the individuals with whom she’s communicating. I found Reddit in late high school and started posting pictures after I started college,” she says, adding, “Dudes love. “I get off to having control over someone through a computer. One college student, Sarah, considers posting to Gone Wild a sex act like any other.
They just genuinely get off on the idea that their naked bodies arouse strangers. We interviewed 30 regulars users of subreddits like Gone Wild, r/GoneMild (Gone Wild’s slightly less-NSFW younger sister), and r/LadyBonersGW (a nude subreddit catered to straight female viewers and gay men), to discover why they post naked pictures of themselves online, anonymously, without getting paid. r/GoneWild's subscriber numbers have never seen a dip in growth Reddit Metrics Gone Wild also is the most popular NSFW (Not Safe For Work) subreddit by far, and for years it has ranked as the fastest-growing non-default subreddit on the site - all new accounts are automatically subscribed to subreddits chosen by the site’s administrators. The subreddit is the 59th most popular discussion board across Reddit, with more followers than r/relationships, r/games, or r/GameofThrones. Gone Wild has been around since 2008, but it only hit a million subscribers this past February. Gone Wild is Reddit’s most popular nudes forum (there are a lot) and it has eight moderators, all of whom declined to be interviewed when we reached out. Gone Wild isn’t a pathway to a career in porn, but it’s not an intimate selfie like those scraped in the Fappening, either. They say photographing themselves - many crop out their face to shield their identity - and releasing homemade erotic iPhone images is part of pleasuring themselves. Nobody in their right mind would disagree.īut the situation is slightly different for girls who use r/GoneWild, Reddit’s hub for selfies of nude women. The law needs to be changed, and we need to change.” It is a sexual violation,” actress Jennifer Lawrence told Vanity Fair in November 2014, a few months after her photos were leaked. Anyone else viewing those images is a fairly clear violation of privacy. For some, sending sexy selfies has become part of the modern courtship process, albeit a private one with an intended audience. Various iterations of “the Fappening” - the iCloud photo leaks that spilled the nude photos of celebrities from their iPhones onto the public internet - sparked a national conversation about the practice of nudes.
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