(Los Angeles, CA / May 26, 2022) — Rising adult model and content creator Cinthya LaRose is offering a different perspective on sex work as this once-derided career choice gains legitimacy – and millions of new supporters, thanks to celeb-studded fan platforms such as OnlyFans – in the wake of the COVID pandemic.

“Selling sex has always come armed with negative connotations and stereotypes, and, make no mistake, many parts of the business harbor instances of victimization, degradation and violence,” says LaRose. “Exploitation definitely exists, and it’s important to acknowledge this. But if this is how people primarily view sex work, then they are only seeing part of the picture.”

One crucial element that is often missing from the story of sex work is the positive and supportive relationships with fans, followers and clients. “I remember women asking me, ‘Aren’t you afraid that men won’t respect you and only use you?’ For me personally, this has not been my experience. Instead, I have attracted more men interested in serving me. I know it’s a hard idea to grasp, especially when you’ve been in a relationship where the woman is seen as subordinate.

“People don’t believe me when I say I’ve had men send me money… just because. I remember this one guy once gifted me more than $8500 because it was just something he was into. In gratitude, I let him rub my feet and do chores!” LaRose adds that “others send me luxurious gifts and call me a goddess and ask how they can be of service. I love waking up to extra cash, gifts and sweet messages, and the attention is very flattering. It definitely outweighs any negatives.”

LaRose clarifies that while the social & cultural stigma surrounding sex work is easing and becoming more acceptable, she doesn’t feel the need to call it ‘empowering’ either: “I chose this career of my own free will and I happen to enjoy it – it offers me freedom and gratification on many levels. There are positives, there are negatives, there are people who think I’ve got a great job, there are people who look down on me because of my job. I don’t really care; at the end of the day, it’s still just a job. In the past I’ve felt the need to defend it, but I don’t anymore. Why bother?”

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Cinthya LaRose believes in a life well-lived. “I’m not traditional by any means; I’m a free spirit – I like adventure, exploration and traveling.” Such is the fearless life of the Mexico-born, Miami-raised model, content creator and popular OnlyFans sex symbol.

Like many teenage girls, LaRose was often uncomfortable in her own skin and struggled with self-confidence. She studied psychology in college but dropped out before her junior year “when I realized how much a therapist makes a year!” and set out to find fulfillment and financial security in the taboo world of adult entertainment.

Three years later, LaRose is confident she made the right decision and has committed to paying it forward for other rising talents in the future. “I hope to be an advocate for sex workers in later years while doing my part to change the stigma around sex work.”