We're concerned about men who need to finger and/or edge their female partners for such a long time that their hands might not be able to keep up. It's analogous to the problems women often have with forearm strength when offering handjobs to their partners.
As I write this description, I'm watching two women have sex on Chaturbate. They're in a 69 position with the camera placed above the head of the woman on the bottom. Her makeup is immaculate, there's a Lovense in the vagina of her partner, and she also is using a black vibrator in the wrong location, more or less stimulating the taint of the other woman. They finished their scene, the woman on top moved and the Lovense slapped her partner in the face. The got up immediately and put back on their clothes. Then they started talking about one partner's boyfriend in Russian. The site says they're in "Pleasureland." They're not.
What to do if as a man you are able to pull off an MFF threesome with your partner, but you realize midway through the experience that she's more into the other woman than she is you. Honestly, that's probably a pretty common situation, and one which men should consider before jumping in. As with the similar MMF threesome problems, the situation isn't easy to rectify.
Keith wants to see how easy it is to find an Ethically Non-Monogamous second partner. He wants to follow all the rules and be completely up front in what he's seeking, and he wants to see how many women will respond positively o such a message. So, he has a set of women who have "liked" him on dating apps, and he's going to send them an honest message. How many will respond positively?
It may well be that OnlyFans has gone totally mainstream and men have no reason to expect their partner won't be sending pictures and videos of themselves all over the place to make some extra spending money. If society views it as totally fine, then why not? But might this not drive down the value of the photos and render it unprofitable?