After a wave of backlash and the cancellation of her controversial “petting zoo challenge,” Bonnie Blue has finally spoken out about her permanent ban from OnlyFans.
So, basically, she had planned to lock herself in a glass box and allow 2,000 men to do as they pleased. The idea was met with outrage and ultimately led to her social media accounts being taken down, along with her OnlyFans page.
OnlyFans released a statement explaining their decision. A spokesperson told Metro:
“Extreme challenge content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service. Any breach of our Terms of Service results in content or account deactivation. This is why it has been necessary to take this action. We always act when users breach our terms of service.”
But Bonnie’s not taking it quietly.
So, what has Bonnie Blue said?
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According to Bonnie, she’s been unfairly singled out. She argues that many other creators on the platform have done similar things, or worse. And yet still have their accounts.
“OnlyFans took unprecedented action by banning me for making content. While multiple other creators are mimicking my entire marketing techniques and events,” she said.
She went on to say that everything she planned was legal, well thought out, and included safety checks at every level. From ID scanning to detailed consent forms, Bonnie claims she took every precaution. She also noted that she banned drugs and alcohol from any of her events. Free condoms were also provided. And she gave people ways to conceal their identity if they wanted to remain anonymous.
Bonnie is questioning whether OnlyFans truly supports its creators. She said, “It’s my belief that OnlyFans do not care about the creators or the people. But just the press articles and public pressure.”
She also suggested that she wouldn’t have faced this kind of reaction if she didn’t have such a visible platform.
Bonnie even claimed she was once wrongly warned by the platform for someone else’s content. “How can a company who doesn’t know the difference between its own influencers be a trustworthy source to comment on anyone’s content?” she asked.
Bonnie said she feels she’s been treated unfairly compared to others who she believes have crossed even more serious lines.
“They have more of an issue with me using consenting adults for content than the other creators doing what I assume is the same thing,” she said. “I didn’t do anything out of the OnlyFans norm. Yet other creators can commit more harmful breaches of ToS and are fine.”
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