Alexis Fawx, a successful adult content creator, is cautioning young women against believing they can quickly make a lot of money on OnlyFans. She warns that overnight success isn’t realistic.
The 50-year-old adult film performer, who began working in the industry in 2010 after a career in professional office work and service in the Air Force, told the Daily Mail that the adult entertainment website market is now too crowded.
She believes girls hoping to easily earn money will likely be unsuccessful unless they’re already popular on social media or associated with a well-known brand.
I feel fortunate to have started in this industry early on, and now I’m building on that foundation with an established reputation.
I don’t want to give the impression that making a lot of money on platforms like OnlyFans is simple or happens quickly for everyone. It’s not that easy.
It’s important to be consistent and figure out what you truly want. Achieving your goals will require a significant time commitment.
Okay, so Alexis was saying something that really hit home. Apparently, even if you’re seriously dedicated and putting in the hours on OnlyFans, it’s still SO hard to actually make a reliable, steady income. Like, you basically need another job or source of money just to survive. It’s kinda depressing, honestly, but she’s so right. It’s not the get-rich-quick thing everyone thinks it is, even for the hard workers!
She says some apps are already too crowded, making it nearly impossible to succeed now unless you have a well-known brand.
If you don’t have a dedicated social media agency that’s already using artificial intelligence, then…
They simply transport you from one location to another, essentially making you work for their benefit in a strange arrangement. I don’t really trust overseas staffing agencies.
She explained that having an existing audience is crucial. It will give you a head start and allow you to quickly build a following on your page.
Alexis is a highly successful performer with a long and established career in the adult film industry, giving her significant experience in the field.
She’s a frequent winner at major adult film awards shows, including the AVN Awards, XBIZ/XMA Awards, XMA Content Creator Awards, and Nightmoves Awards.
Alexis didn’t start working in pornography until she was around 35, beginning in July 2010.
Before her career as a model, she held office jobs after completing her degree in physiological psychology and serving in the Air Force.
She joined the military in February 1994, right after graduating high school, because she was eager to leave her small hometown in Pennsylvania.
She explains that her rebellious youth – being a punk rock kid with a mohawk and leaving home during high school – shaped her independent spirit. She’s always preferred to do things her own way and hasn’t followed anyone else’s plan.
My life took a positive turn when I joined the military. I was a high performer, earning Airman of the Year and Airman of the Quarter awards on multiple occasions. I consistently exceeded expectations and thrived in that environment.
I finished first in my class at tech school, but then I was stationed in Grand Forks, North Dakota, and stayed there for almost the entire duration of my service.
When my dad got really sick, Alexis came home. She’d been serving in the military, but finished her college degree and flew right back to Baltimore to be with us. It meant everything to have her here.
She and her mother made a random decision – like flipping a coin – to choose between moving to Phoenix, Arizona, and Miami, Florida.
After leaving the adult film industry, she moved to Miami and worked as a litigation consultant, and for a time, as a paralegal specializing in patents.
‘I again became very bored. It was just so monotonous… I just wanted to change my entire life, so I took some time off and quit everything,’ she says.
Alexis eventually responded to a Craigslist ad seeking extras for the adult film Dancing Bears. While on set, she volunteered to be part of a sex scene.
Even now, Alexis credits some of her achievements to the training she received during her time in the military.
Honestly, it really instilled a sense of discipline and a strong work ethic in me. More than that, it taught me a valuable life lesson: everything is temporary. Whether times are good or bad, they will pass, and that’s something I carry with me always.
Having a positive attitude can get you through tough times. I personally found it incredibly helpful, and I actually rely on those lessons even more now than I did when I was in school.
Alexis is currently in Brisbane to attend the SXhibition this weekend, from November 28 to 30.
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