Oh boy, where to start.
When I first started my Instagram, I got a lot of DMs from guys who'd send me a picture of some woman, claim to either know or be related to them, and then either ask me what I'd do to them or, as in at least one case, encourage me to approach her at a public event and "ambush" her with tickling. When I'd push back against this, they'd eventually cave and admit that they "just wanted to talk about tickling". Which, of course, leads me to wonder what about assaulting someone at a public event has to do with tickling, but I digress.
Then you've got the people who think that I want to hear their detailed sexual fantasies about my models. I once blocked a dude from Iran or some shit who just kept going on and on about how badly he wanted to fuck Sora, how he hoped I did, and how he wanted to join in if I needed any "help".
Things have been pretty quiet lately, but I did recently have to block an actual paying customer because he simply would. not. stop. messaging. me. In a nutshell, dude contacted me to commission a custom, I agreed, scheduled it for the next day, and then got to be bombarded by endless, repetitive, circular messages, all punctuated with "bro". Like, "you're gonna do it tommorrow, right bro" or "I'm gonna love the video, right bro", over and over. I literally went to sleep and woke up to two dozen messages. I repeatedly told him to stop messaging me so much and if I was absolutely vicious about it, that would get him to shut up for a few hours at most. I eventually delivered the (FIFTEEN DOLLAR) video and blocked him.
And there's the mentally disabled guy who actually visits one of my models at her work (she's a bikini barista) and then started sending me passive-aggressive, angry messages about how since she was selling well "she must be a cash cow for you now. I hope it doesn't go to her head." I sent her screenshots and told her to alert her manager, who is a very nice man but who is also large enough to fold a telephone pole in half.
