Onlyfans Star Skylar Mae Unloads On The Manosphere: 'They'Re Losers'

Inside the Manosphere: Louis Theroux's Controversial Take

Louis Theroux's new Netflix documentary, "Inside the Manosphere," has sparked a whirlwind of opinions. Critics argue that while Theroux attempted to probe this controversial subculture, he may have inadvertently amplified these voices by giving them a platform. Adam White expressed concerns about the toxic narratives being showcased, while others noted Theroux's less daring line of questioning compared to his past work.

The documentary explores themes of misogyny and male dominance, often portraying women as subservient. Some viewers, like Emma Flint, have pointed out the irony of these issues gaining attention only when a male filmmaker like Theroux highlights them. Meanwhile, Chloe Combi delved into the impact of this content on young boys, some of whom consume it for fitness tips, and their parents' awareness or lack thereof.

Skylar Mae Calls Out 'Manosphere' Influencers

Skylar Mae, a self-made millionaire and prominent OnlyFans creator, offers her unfiltered perspective on the manosphere's toxic ideologies. Mae, who amassed her fortune at just 22, isn't shy about expressing her disdain for these influencers, describing them as "douchebags" with outdated beliefs. She condemns their view that women should be confined to traditional roles of domesticity, insisting that women today can and should pursue careers while managing their households by choice.

“These guys are such douchebags. They are obviously against the feminist idea of women working.”

Mae slams the hypocrisy of influencers who demean OnlyFans creators while profiting from the platform themselves. She calls out their double standards regarding fidelity and open relationships, highlighting the absurdity of men who can't handle equality. Mae doesn't hold back in criticizing their financial obsessions, noting she can easily earn £5,000 in an hour on OnlyFans, while they boast about far less.

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