During six months, Jazmen Jafar left her initial position as an attorney to pursue a full-time career as an OnlyF designer.
Despite having a legal salary of $75,000 a year, the 27-year-old was able to make the same amount in one month last February. Also, she made more than $180,000 through OnlyF in the first three months of this year.
By cleverly drawing inspiration from the popular Disney film “Aladdin,” the OnlyF artist goes under the pseudonym Jazmen Jafar to maintain his incognito. Her OnlyF account has posted 1,200 times and uploaded 2,200 videos, which is outstanding. Subscribers may anticipate daily, exclusive live streams for $6.99 per month.
An Insider has examined the documentation proving her genuine identity, former employment, and income.
Jafar claimed that her parents, who were from the Middle East, had set the route for her life. Jafar passed the bar test, but he had no interest in becoming a lawyer and showed no passion during his job interview. Her main goal was to appease her family, and she had a secret wish that she wouldn’t be hired.
“Back when my future was all plotted out and a steady legal profession was in the offing, the prospect of impending years filled me with loathing,” the lady admitted to Insider.
A content producer made her OnlyF debut in early 2021, sharing graphic images and videos. But, in October of the same year, she subsequently joined a law firm. She worked s3x at night to augment her income, which ultimately caused her to withdraw from the legal profession in March 2022.
She continued, “I worked at a law office by day and filmed stuff in the evenings. Weekends were the same. When coworkers inquired about my weekend, I had to feign that I was relaxing indoors while, in fact, I was recording myself engaging in obscene behaviors.
Jafar spent a total of ten hours per day working at the law company. But despite working greater hours, she now claims to be happy with her job.
She claims that her family’s support for her has not changed despite their shock and disgust when she confirmed her presence on OnlyF.
The world is changing quickly, and traditional job paths are no longer as rewarding as they once were, said Jafar. It used to be that careers like law, engineering, and medicine would ensure financial and employment stability. Nonetheless, the introduction of the internet has created a myriad of opportunities with endless potential.
The Iranian-American said that leaving her job as a lawyer had nothing to do with money. Instead, OnlyF served as a means of escaping a line of work that had failed to make her happy.
The idea that all lawyers have happy lives is a widespread one, yet many of them genuinely struggle in quiet. Surprisingly enough, folks believed I was crazy when I quit my legal job to investigate s3x employment. Only idealists in the legal profession, though, seem unable to understand my decision.
Jafar is broadening her campaign to include the rights of s3x workers and other kinds of content production. She has a YouTube channel that she has set up to further her objective. She also offers informal support to other OnlyF creators by analyzing their contracts when they have an agent, drawing on her legal experience.
She wants to spread the word that s3x work is a viable choice in an effort to dispel the stigma and prejudices associated with it. To be clear, it’s a first option rather than a final resort. She could have made a living in her well-paying profession, but she chose s3x employment because of the flexibility and happiness it offers.
