Former OnlyFans Manager Victoria Sinis Launches Anti-Industry Campaign After Religious Conversion
Victoria Sinis, a former OnlyFans agency manager in Australia, has left the adult industry following a religious conversion and now travels globally to warn parents and youth about the platform's harms. She describes her previous work as a 'never-ending pit' that destroys mental health, arguing that 'sexual liberation' is a lie that increases insecurity. Sinis emphasizes that the industry harms men through addiction and loneliness, equating OnlyFans to traditional prostitution. She cites social media as a primary driver for teens idolizing the lifestyle, noting that 15-year-olds in Melbourne equate OnlyFans with happiness and travel. An OnlyFans spokesperson countered that the platform empowers creators, citing over $30 billion paid out since 2016.