cuiogeo
onlyfans
I feel some people don't fully understand the math behind th..
🕑 Added 2023-07-27 20:52:10 +0000 UTC I feel some people don't fully understand the math behind their questions like "Why don't you edit and release all dates in full as they happen?". It's a fair question, so let's get into the details of what that looks like. To simplify things I'm only going to calculate using dates that haven't been started, which puts us at 57 dates currently. On average dates are 2 - 3 hours with a few wild exceptions that climb into the 3+ hour range, but we'll round down and say 2 hours which gives us 114 hours or 6,840 minutes of raw video. Every minute of edited video requires 60 - 90 minutes of work (you don't have to take my word on that one, feel free to Google), let's split the difference and say 75 minutes. 6840 x 75 = 513,000 minutes or 8550 hours of work in my current backlog. Even if I were to somehow edit every single minute of every day until all of that video is ready to share, it'll take around 356 days. Mind you this math doesn't include the extra effort required for face blurring, which dramatically increases the amount of work on some videos. On average I have 3 play dates a month, which is 450 hours of editing. That means I would need to video edit 15 hours every day, including weekends, and ignore all other work that goes into content creation to stay on top of releasing major videos in near real-time. You know the crazy thing? I actually did that for months when I first started and dropped videos back-to-back, and it made me want to quit content creation because of the constant stress. I hope that answers the question, but I'll also address some other common questions I receive; Q. Why don't you hire video editors? A. Two reasons; my partners who don't show face wouldn't be comfortable with that at all in the slightest. If they were ok with strangers seeing their face, they wouldn't require blurring. I'll double down here because I still often get the question of "Can I buy unedited videos?", to which the answer is a resounding no. Trust and respect matter, especially in the lifestyle; have you ever heard of any kind of internet drama involving me? Nope, and it's because I only play with those I trust, and I respect their wishes. The second is I'm not aiming to become a porn production company, I'm just a guy wanting to share my adventures. If my goal was to just pump out content, I wouldn't ever share content with amateurs, I would strictly play with other creators who do show face as it's much less work. Q. Why don't you hire porn models who are ok with showing face? A. I find that uninteresting, and it's not why I got into content creation. I share to present how real couples in the lifestyle play and to show couples curious about getting into the lifestyle that it's pretty casual and not as weird as professional porn makes it out to be. Any other questions, feel free to drop them in the comments.
