OnlyFans Model Shares Bizarre Requests: Paid to Stand on Paper and Bread
OnlyFans Model Shares Bizarre Requests: Paid to Stand on Paper and Bread

An OnlyFans model has revealed the unusual requests she receives from subscribers, including being paid to stand on items such as scrunched paper and bread. Ally Mae, 23, from Blackpool, Lancashire, previously worked at Morrisons for £8 an hour but now earns up to £25,000 a month on the adult platform.

Ally, who posts on Instagram as @allymaexoxo, said: 'There are definitely some strange requests sometimes, like people will ask for you to stand on some bread. People like me standing on things, especially in heels. It can be anything – stand on paper, stand on stick figures, maybe even small items like toys.'

Alongside these bizarre fetishes, she receives countless marriage proposals. 'The main one is marriage proposals. I get asked out a lot which I guess makes sense, but lots of people tell me I'm wifey material. I can't even count how many [people] have asked, thousands I'd say,' she explained.

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Ally also offers penis ratings, a service she says is very popular. 'I do a lot of penis ratings, that's a really common one – the majority of people that sign up want those. I've given a 4/10 before, some people actually like humiliation so they ask me to be really really honest, then send a bad picture.'

Despite her online persona, Ally insists she is 'quite vanilla' in real life. 'This doesn't reflect how I feel in real life, I like making people's fantasies come true. I'm actually quite vanilla I would say. I have cutesy-type vibes online – pink fur and pigtails, that's my style.'

However, the rising cost of living has impacted her earnings. 'The cost of living is having an impact, definitely, I don't think people are as eager to join and spend as they were before. I think people are focussing on their bills and making sure they have enough to live,' she said.

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