Jessie Lynn on Youtube

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I've been thinking about this Youtube channel a bit lately. If you haven't seen her before, here's a few vids to bring you up to speed:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=FBh0Gp_n4VEhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=tNNJUzM8ahkThe girl seems to be one of us - I'm sure that on more than one occasion (like the comments of the second vid), she's said she likes her button/it feels good.

But what strikes me as particularly interesting is that while she started out making free Youtube vids (tagline: For belly button lovers), she'll be moving to www.myfreecams.com in January (as Jessie Lynn) and doing requests for money, selling videos, etc. Keep in mind, viewing will still be free - she's just selling a premium service, of sorts.

So the reason I posted this in the discussion section, and the question I'd like to ask you all is, how do you feel about this? I'm not asking you to pass judgement on the girl herself, I actually like her videos and want her to keep making content. But what she's doing though. If I'm not mistaken, I think she's the first button fetishist to model herself and capitalise on it.

Which brings me to the next point. To me, there is a difference between someone selling their own fetish and regular stripping (sorry, 'webcam modelling', lol). There's already very few girls out there who have 'come out' online as button lovers. What if more girls decided to go down this path to make money off their fetish? Also, do you think this would lead these girls to view other button lovers, at least in part, as a source of income? Would this change their views of relationships at all?

Is this a good or a bad thing? Am I worrying about nothing? Am I just an anti-progressive old fart?

I'd like to hear your thoughts on the matter.

Credits, the dude.

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Most people here have expressed that lack of pandering to their fetish by the media is one of the reasons why they are ashamed of their fetish. That being said, if more fetishists, girls in particular, want to use their fetish as a means to make money, I say let them. In the end, money talks. Why is being a comic book nerd now suddenly acceptable when 20 years earlier it made you a social outcast? Because movies based on comic books make billions of dollars. So long as it makes money (at least legally), it is acceptable to society at large.

I'm not completely convinced this girl is one of us, but if she gets pleasure from fingering her bellybutton, that's a good thing. It does mean she is open to navel play. Some girls whose bellybuttons I have played with complained that "it feels weird" and that they don't like it. The bellybutton is overlooked as a sexual body part, and girls need to be introduced to how pleasurable it can feel to be touched there.

As it has been pointed out many times, male fetishists scare off females with their stalker-like behavior. It's not that female navel fetishists don't exist, it's that they are scared away. Not to belittle anyone, but these stalkers need to buy themselves a clue. These girls will not do your bidding at the drop of a hat, nor will they become your girlfriend just because you wish it so. Just be nice to the girls, ask them nicely for requests, and don't stalk them all the live long day. You will get steady content over time. They are not a 24 hour service, they have lives to live.

Frankly, I wish there were more female fetishists out there, if only for the content. If there was more content, it would become more acceptable by society at large, and then we won't have girls running off because guys are stalking them because they are the ONLY content that can be found. I say let the girl make money from her fetish (or should I say OUR fetish). The more content, the better it is for our community.

Credits, MikeBrooklyn.