DeezNA said:While it is incredibly amazing to see models raising money for charity and putting their tips towards a cause (and I highly support this, please do not get me wrong), not every model can financially afford that. Trust me, I would absolutely *LOVE* to raise money for a charity... but the reality is that most of us have bills to pay and mouths to feed. It is awesomely admirable for a model to be selfless enough to work for charity but models who can't afford to do so should not be viewed as ethically "less" simply because they don't have the financial means.
I agree with this. One of the main reasons I started camming was one I never actually told anyone until I started backing away from camming but it was so I had time to continue doing a lot of charity work. I did various different forms and though it wasn't full time it was a part time job. I never told anyone this for several reasons, largely because of privacy reasons, if I told people it'd always lead to questions etc and you could possibly have found me. One of the other reasons was I did this work for myself and no one else. I felt really weird about the idea of letting people know. The first member I told had continuously said shit to me about being lazy not camming enough and had implied I was selfish for not donating money to charity etc in comparison with other camgirls who do charity nights. It used to infuriate me. Eventually after a long time I said something, and of course he questioned the type of work I was doing, tried to get the name of the charity out of me etc. Girls doing fundraisers on cam for charity is amazing, respect to those girls, but never assume that if you don't see a camgirl doing these things that it doesn't happen, or won't happen in future.
You know what's particularly irritating about members questioning camgirls ethics and telling us that we should put more effort into caring for members is literally camgirls spend an enormous amount of time caring about and worrying about members, trying to help them with their lives, keeping up to date with how they're doing, getting upset when they find out they're having a hard time, have started to form feelings for them or are in trouble financially. If you ever looked at the models only section you would see multiple threads where models are voicing these concerns and asking for help on how they can look after their members and make sure no one gets hurt.
Doing these things is not a camgirls job or responsibility, it never has been and it never will be. Most camgirls go above and beyond their job title. Camming is a lonely job and we do get emotionally involved with our members and genuinely try and help them. It takes the piss to have someone waltz in and act like this is their right and we're not doing enough when we're already going above and beyond.
Guys moaning about this shit... It's like going to a counsellor and getting your hour appointment that you paid for and then getting annoyed that the counsellor hasn't followed you up and checked you're ok and otherwise try and help you fix your life, basically going above and beyond their job role (all for freeee!). Nope, they've encouraged you to book in another session instead! Dam that unethical counsellor rubbing their greedy mits together trying to exploit you for your money!