driverxtc said:
MyDesertRose said:
driverxtc said:
One thing I'm not fond of is when a Model cries and cries often. I mean when a Model tells how bad life is, that she's flat broke, they broke up with someone, how evil people are, they have a hang nail, blah blah blah and they start balling, it's not what I want to see or hear. It just becomes a sad train wreck.
Girls have shitty days or weeks where it's really hard not to break down on cam, but they can't log off because they
have to work to make enough money to survive.
Sometimes the members of a site make me feel like I'm working in a shark tank. If I'm bleeding, I have to hurry to cover it up or else they'll smell it and start tearing me apart.
I understand and I do feel bad when someone is having a bad day/week, but when a model or even a friend in private life complains and cries almost everyday and every week about everything and anything, I think it's time for them to find some other outlet to release thier emotional drama. I don't like hanging out with downers. If you're having a bad day/week I'm willing to help in what ever way I can, but if everyday is a bad day..........
There's something I'd like to say to this which doesn't have to do with you, but with the topic of sad models on MFC.
I agree with you that crying and being a downer does not have a place on MFC; guys come to the site to have a good time and to chat with their favorite ladies. They want to leave their everyday drama and stress behind, so they expect the girls to be fun and talkative and to appear to be in a good mood for the big majority of the time. The girls know this.
But sometimes a model is emotionally in a place where she can't provide that. When this happens and the model decides to take time off of MFC
because she doesn't want to be a downer on cam,
because she knows what MFC is for, then members should accept that, instead of trying to guilt her into going online regardless of the state she's in.
I'm dealing with a very painful breakup at the moment and I went on an MFC hiatus two weeks ago because I know a) I cannot think about anything sex-related and I cannot
be sexy at the moment, b) I wouldn't be able to fake being in a good mood for hours at a time. Some girls are stronger than that, but alas, I'm not. :violin:
Since I announced my hiatus on Twitter and also made a short video telling people the reason, I've gotten 2 MFC mails and one ask.fm message from guys who basically all said the same thing - that I should pull myself together, take my job more seriously, and keep working regardless of my emotional situation. That what I'm doing is unprofessional and I should be able to separate my private life and my cam life and not 'just stop camming because of some guy'.
This, on top of everything else, made me really sad and I started doubting myself and felt very weak and very unprofessional for a short while. But I've come to the conclusion that nobody but myself can tell me if I'm able to work at the moment or not. When a model feels like she needs a break and some time to get better, and is ready to not earn any money except for offline pity tips during this time, then she knows what she's doing and she knows there's no way around it. If I could get on cam, I would. But I can't, so I don't.
tl;dr. If you don't want to see sad models (which is
completely understandable), then don't tell them to get on cam when they're going through a bad time. :twocents-02cents: