OnlyFans Millionaire Brands Manosphere Men 'Losers' and 'Insecure'
OnlyFans Millionaire Brands Manosphere Men 'Losers' and 'Insecure'

Adult content creator Skylar Mae, who became a self-made millionaire on OnlyFans at age 22, has criticised the so-called 'manosphere' in an interview with The Independent. She described men in the online movement as 'douchebags' and 'losers', accusing them of holding outdated beliefs about women's roles.

Mae, who works alongside some manosphere figures, said they promote the idea that women should be confined to domestic duties while men work. She argued that women should have the freedom to work and also choose to cook and clean if they wish. She singled out one influencer who claimed to 'know more about women than they know about themselves', saying this could condone sexual assault among young followers.

The OnlyFans star dismissed the notion that all women want to be dominated, calling it 'completely wrong'. She advised men seeking relationships to 'act normally', adding that most women do not want to be dominated outside the bedroom. Mae also criticised the double standard of manosphere advocates who sleep with multiple partners while expecting fidelity from women.

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Mae highlighted the hypocrisy of some manosphere influencers who own OnlyFans agencies yet disparage creators. She noted that they boast about earning £5,000, an amount she makes in an hour. 'They just can't handle women doing well; they're so insecure,' she said. 'They're a joke.'

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