A disturbing trend is sweeping across America’s college campuses as students return to school this fall. Young women are flocking to OnlyFans in record numbers to sell explicit content online for quick cash. This isn’t just a few isolated cases anymore – it’s becoming the new normal on campuses nationwide.
The numbers are staggering and should alarm every parent in America. OnlyFans now has over 210 million users worldwide, with creators jumping from 350,000 in 2019 to over 4 million today. The platform makes more money than Google, Intel, or the NBA combined. Around 25 percent of new users are under 21, meaning our youngest adults are diving headfirst into this digital cesspool.
What we’re witnessing is nothing short of a moral collapse among our college-aged youth. These young women are trading their dignity and self-respect for a few dollars while universities stand by and do nothing. The same institutions that once shaped character and values are now silent as students destroy their futures one explicit video at a time.
This crisis strikes at the heart of what made America great – strong families and traditional values. When young women see selling their bodies online as just another side hustle, we’ve lost something sacred. Marriage rates are plummeting, birth rates are falling, and now we know why – an entire generation thinks intimate relationships are just another business transaction.
The real tragedy is how these platforms exploit lonely, desperate people on both sides of the screen. Students think they’re empowered entrepreneurs, but they’re really just feeding a system that preys on human weakness. Meanwhile, the men paying for this content are trapped in cycles of addiction and isolation that destroy their ability to form real relationships.
These young women don’t understand that the internet is forever. What seems like easy money today will haunt them for decades to come. Future employers, spouses, and even their own children will potentially discover these choices. No amount of quick cash is worth sacrificing a lifetime of opportunities and relationships.
Where are the parents, professors, and campus leaders who should be guiding these students toward better choices. Instead of teaching young people about hard work, delayed gratification, and building real skills, our education system has failed them completely. Liberal academia has created a generation that sees no difference between legitimate work and selling their bodies online.
It’s time for parents to wake up and have honest conversations with their children about these dangers. We need campus leaders who will stand up for traditional values instead of celebrating this moral decay. America’s future depends on raising young people who understand that some things are more important than money – including their own self-worth and dignity.
