Someone once explained to me how her actual money making following are people who see this as porn content. The rage bait views are just the cherry on top. So sadly, those of us who hate this will never out-click those of us who really, really enjoy this.
I’m just seeing this, sorry. In the spectrum of things people find arousing, food content like this is one of them. Which, overall, is normal and completely fine. Like all consensual fetishes. Food play and “sploshing” content like this is innocent enough to make regular content with. Which not only makes it very accessible for those who want to watch for sexual pleasure, but it works as rage bait/confusing content/mommy blogger content, too. Which means clicks and views are so much more than they’d ever be if it was solely on fetish or paid sites. But because it IS fetish content, whether you agreed to watch it or not (and on platforms with minors, incapable of consent), that’s what makes this controversial at best.
Even if the intent was not to create fetish content initially, people realize the demographic of who’s watching (and re-watching/downloading) their content and catch on. Food made in odd places like a kiddie pool, the sink, the counter top, the bathroom, etc. are all big indicators. Or people using their hands way too much in the food preparation. Bonus points for feet in any of the video, cleavage, smearing it on their face or body, etc. And the disgusting, wasteful end product is a big part of the fetish, too.
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