Millennial OnlyFans star shares worrying new 'taboo' sex trend becoming more common in generation
An Australian OnlyFans creator has revealed the one worrying request she receives from her followers.
The rise of platforms such as OnlyFans has allowed people to explore their deepest desires more easily than ever, with x-rated fetish content making up a huge amount of the custom requests that content creators receive.
Content creator Nova Hawthorne, 29, has been working in the sex industry for a while and has seen her fair share of niche and unusual requests - however, there is one specific fantasy which she has seen a rise in demand for.
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The 'taboo' request in question is affair role play, with Hawthorne revealing that her most requested show from subscribers is 'cheating and homewrecker' scenarios.
"I believe there are a lot of men out there with a secret cheating kink," she said of the trend in an interview with news.com.au.
Despite the obviously controversial nature of the request, Hawthorne acknowledges why some people may be drawn in by the 'thrill of the forbidden fruit' involved in affairs.
"The thrill of secrecy and the taboo nature of an affair can really heighten someone’s sense of arousal and pleasure," Hawthorne continued.
Explaining what typically happens in the role plays, she continued: "In this roleplay, I am the bad person, and the guy is just spellbound by my sexual allure. I’ve often considered the psychological underpinnings of this fantasy, and my initial thought is that these people are playing out a fantasy of being desired."
The content creator went on to add that some of her followers can be quite bold about their requests, with one man even video calling her from his bed while his girlfriend slept next to him.
"This is not uncommon. I’m often requested to use their wife’s names in the role play," she added, saying that she also believes many of the men who request videos would also pursue a real-life affair.
Hawthorne also admits that she understands some people are attracted to the idea of an affair, particularly if they're in a long-term or committed relationship.
"Think about those times you have met a new partner, and it’s so deeply passionate and intensely exciting," she said.
The Aussie also acknowledged that sex isn't the only motivator for having an affair, with emotional validation and the need to be desired also common reasons.
"There are endless reasons outside of sexual gratification someone might seek out affairs. Emotional validation, self-discovery, human connection," Hawthorne added.
However, she urges anyone who is attracted to the idea of an affair to explore the feelings in a 'safe and ethical' way with their partner first.
"Make sure you’ve had a conversation with your partner about your sexual fantasy and check they are on board with some sexy exploration," she advised.
Topics: Australia, OnlyFans, Sex and Relationships, Dating trends, Adult Industry
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