OnlyFans star Nova Hawthorne has opened up about an increasingly popular fantasy request she's receiving and why it's 'exhilarating' for so many.
There's a lot of money in the world of OnlyFans, particularly when it comes to fulfilling specific kinks, with one creator making a whopping six figures a month from doing so.
And there's one 'taboo' request which OnlyFans creator Nova Hawthorne has seen being asked for more and more frequently.
The fantasy
The 29-year-old content creator told News.com.au that she's seen a steady increase in the popularity of the 'affair' fantasy.
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Hawthorne theorizes the increase in popularity of such a fantasy is due to the 'thrill of secrecy and taboo nature of an affair' which 'can really heighten someone's sense of arousal and pleasure,' the idea of meeting a new partner being more 'deeply passionate and intensely exciting'.
However, even those in relationships can have the desire to act out an 'affair' fantasy.
And the 'affair' fantasy certainly doesn't mean you actually have to cheat on your partner - it is a 'fantasy' after all.
Words of advice
Hawthorne advises to have a 'conversation with your partner' if an affair fantasy is something you want to explore.
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After checking they're 'on board,' she suggests 'role-playing' as a 'fun way to tap into a cheating fantasy without compromising your relationship'.
Sadly, some partners don't go to their other halves to have an honest conversation and try and act out the fantasy without cheating, but do ultimately go to Hawthorne instead, with 'cheating and homewrecker role-plays' her 'number one more requested show'.
The request is not uncommon
The OnlyFans creator reveals: "I have had a member repeatedly video call me from his bed. He turned the phone around to reveal his girlfriend sleeping next to him.
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"This is not uncommon. I’m often requested to use their wife’s names in the roleplay."
However, she also gets requests for a 'homewrecker' fantasy rather than simply an 'affair' scenario.
Hawthorne explains the 'homewrecker' sees 'men requesting she seduces them to make them cheat on their wives' trying to make her more the 'bad person'.
And she thinks that 'many' of her clients 'would' ultimately 'act upon their secret online desire'.
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"Not all but enough," she notes. Why?
Well, Hawthorne believes people who seek out affairs in whatever sense are typically seeking 'emotional validation, self-discovery or human connection'.
Fellow OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue controversially voiced she believes those who seek out cheating fantasies are doing so because they're not being 'pleasured' properly by their partners, resolving she doesn't 'blame the husband' but the 'wife'.
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So, what do you think?
Topics: Australia, OnlyFans, Sex and Relationships
Poppy Bilderbeck