Beyond OnlyFans Expansion Bombshell
Next, they reveal their unexpected business direction
Jul 6, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 11 segments
Dawn is back for the second week in a row, and this one goes somewhere raw and real. This episode is about shame. Specifically, what it costs you to carry it, what it does to your relationship, and…
This episode is going to be to talk about shame and really how our lives have become a living example of living shamelessly.
And I remember working with...
We've, we've been in the OnlyFans, like, producing adult content, showing off the sexual side of our relationship now for basically a year.
And I remember right at the beginning of that, I was working with someone in a coaching context who quit working with me because we started OnlyFans.
Yep.
And one of the things that was said in that conversation was, "Well, if th- that...
If this is where your approach leads, I don't want any part of that."
Fear.
Right.
And that, like, I was sad to lose that client, but I was even more, like, awakened to the amount of shame that people hold around sex and sexuality.
Like, it's only allowed to be expressed or felt inside of these very narrow contexts where I've approved of it.
And w- why would we keep it so tightly locked down? Shame is always the answer to that.
Even, like, why is fear there? 'Cause shame.
And we've made the choice to live our lives basically wide open, to share everything and all of who we are and what we are.
Not primarily because we want to be an example, but it is that.
It's m- first and foremost because that's exciting for us.
We enjoy it.
I enjoy it.
Do you enjoy it?
Fuck yeah.
[laughs] I knew the answer to that, but I didn't just want to speak for you, 'cause I've also been made very aware by some people, like, "Don't speak for her.
Let her speak for herself.
Stop silencing female voices."
Wha, wha.
What if she likes it when I tell her to shut up sometimes?
This episode is going to be to talk about shame and really how our lives have become a living example of living shamelessly.
And I remember working with...
We've, we've been in the OnlyFans, like, producing adult content, showing off the sexual side of our relationship now for basically a year.
And I remember right at the beginning of that, I was working with someone in a coaching context who quit working with me because we started OnlyFans.
Yep.
And one of the things that was said in that conversation was, "Well, if th- that...
If this is where your approach leads, I don't want any part of that."
Fear.
Right.
And that, like, I was sad to lose that client, but I was even more, like, awakened to the amount of shame that people hold around sex and sexuality.
Like, it's only allowed to be expressed or felt inside of these very narrow contexts where I've approved of it.
And w- why would we keep it so tightly locked down? Shame is always the answer to that.
Even, like, why is fear there? 'Cause shame.
And we've made the choice to live our lives basically wide open, to share everything and all of who we are and what we are.
Not primarily because we want to be an example, but it is that.
It's m- first and foremost because that's exciting for us.
We enjoy it.
I enjoy it.
Do you enjoy it?
Fuck yeah.
[laughs] I knew the answer to that, but I didn't just want to speak for you, 'cause I've also been made very aware by some people, like, "Don't speak for her.
Let her speak for herself.
Stop silencing female voices."
Wha, wha.
What if she likes it when I tell her to shut up sometimes?
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