Man oh man are we progressing backwards as a society. So by now if you haven’t heard about Bonnie Blue, she’s in this OnlyFans/social media world where influencers are gaining millions of dollars and followers from ludicrous sex-tivities like they’re competing for a Guiness World Record. Recently arguably the biggest creator on OnlyFans Corinna Kopf said she was retiring for all about 24 hours after career earnings of $67 million in 3 years, and it seems like there are creators out there that are trying to figure out how to reach Corinna levels of wealth. Bonnie herself is known for sleeping with 122 spring breakers in Cancun a few months ago, and there’s another one who filmed the aftermath of her sleeping with 101 men in a single day:
Hubbs mentioned Bonnie’s plan like it were Bonds chasing McGwire that she wanted to break the world record of sleeping with 950 men in 24 hours. That hasn’t happened yet, but Bonnie’s latest idea was to head to Australia and film a bunch of content with “barely legal men” (her words, not mine) who were heading back to school as if it were a welcome-back-to-school-present. She posted it on her Instagram and other socials inviting men to apply, and Australians took it to themselves to make a petition and get the government to ban her from the country before it was too late. The petition got thousands of signatures. In what may go down as a heroic act of activism, it apparently worked because despite Bonnie’s claims that she wasn’t doing anything wrong or illegal, the government cancelled her 12 month visitor visa.
The Australian government said that they’re cancelling the visa because she was expressing plans to undertake in paid work, in this example, running an Australian sex marathon that she would post on her OF, and that was against the conditions of a visitor visa. I’m imagining some government official scrambling around in meetings all day figuring out how he can get this girl’s visa cancelled before she comes and wreaks havoc in a sex marathon in their country. The agency dealing with this entire thing was the Department of Home Affairs, and if it’s anything like the American government, I’m going to confidently say they have a lot more things they would like to be worrying about than having to ban this girl from the country. But as is the case with any government, they must act when citizens demand it, and the only person to blame here for wasting their time is Bonnie herself.
Anyway, the more I write about this the more I’m realizing that it’s probably too much Internet for one day, so I’m bowing out and deciding to go touch grass and see the blue skies.
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