Anyone find it funny that an Indian girl is the CEO of onlyfans?

[Anonymous]

Amrapali Gan

Born in Mumbai, Amrapali Gan is an alumnus of California State University.

She was appointed as the CEO of Only Fans in December 2021 and succeeded founder Tim Stokely to the position.

I find it ironic given that Indian culture often scold and look down on promiscuity which is why you hardly see any Indian girls doing adult films compared to any other races. Also its kind of funny that a woman is profiting off the sexualization of other women given the whole patriarch angle by feminist and women always blaming men for sexualizing them.

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[MCheetah]

It is kind of ironic, but most Indians in tech companies, especially American ones, usually have NOTHING to do with the success of that company and usually just worm their way into there long after the company has been proven successful and scheme their way up the ladder. Just like the assholes from Twitter that Musk just fired.

So it'd be truly ironic if she was the one who founded and created OnlyFans. But she's basically just there to reap the benefits of what men before her already made successful, and that just sounds like women in general when it comes to the workforce. (Especially Indians in the tech industry.)

Regarding feminist hypocrisy, it's simple t understand: If it's something GOOD for men, like sex, love, or relationships, then it's considered "misogynistic and harmful." But if it's something BAD or HARMFUL for men, like OnlyFans, porn, simp culture, etc, especially if it's bad for men and PROFITABLE, then it's considered "empowering, strong, stunning and brave," etc. Free sex by a woman, to a man, is "misogyny," but paid sex by a woman, to a man, is "empowering." That's how feminists think, and it's why OF is seen as a "good" thing to these sh*tstains.

Also, I don't watch porn, but isn't Mia Khalifa Indian?

[Asker]

Mia Khalifa is middle Eastern (Lebanese).

[MCheetah]

That should be worse, shouldn't it? They don't even let women not wear hijabs over there.

[Asker]

Hence why she was getting death threats when she was wearing a hijab during her porn shoots.

[Anonymous]

Unsurprising. Many of people who “work” in Big Tech and social media that are ruining American society and changing its culture are Indian.

Former Twitter CEO: Parag Agrawal

Former Twitter Policy and Legal Executive: Vijaya Gadde

Google CEO: Sundar Pichai

and now Onlyfans CEO: Amrapali Gan

I wonder how many American CEOs there are in India, telling them what’s good and appropriate for their country.

Isn’t globalism and immigration just the best?

[MCheetah]

To be fair, wokeness comes in all shapes, colors, and made-up sexualities and genders. Jack Dorsey was just as woke as his replacements.

[Opinion Owner]

@MCheetah He’s just one more piece of shit but at least he was American.

It’s shameful that America lets foreigners and illegal immigrants tell people what’s good for it.

[Anonymous]

Sorts ironic but not completely

5 years ago I matched a 21 year old Indonesian Muslim girl on OKCupid just out of curiosity. She was pretty cute. Looking at her pictures she looked to be raised in a very conservative household too (she was wearing a hijab in all but one pic).

But after messaging for 30 mins I asked her if she like to come over to cuddle. She readily agreed and her own sister dropped her off at my place. We went to my room and she went right at with me. She initiated everything too.

So it can be a rebellion thing with some women.

[Aerissa_Jade]

Not really, as it was founded to be a expression for all kinds of things, not just porn... that is why they briefly considered not allowing that, but even though it started with a bigger picture in mind, it has turned into that.

There are some things that are not related on there, but not nearly as successful.

A great idea that got taken over by what succeeds and now has that rep forever.

[Effably]

Not particularly. The adult industry has been increasingly dominated by women since its modern emergence. It has of course started as men's club but more and more women have taken charge of it for natural reasons. Besides other concerns aside she likely has a better understanding of the platform than the previous bloke did.

[Anonymous]

No. This way she gets to see what a real man is packing.

[Anonymous]

"Also its kind of funny that a woman is profiting off the sexualization of other women given the whole patriarch angle by feminist and women always blaming men for sexualizing them."

This ^ is the part of all of this that makes me laugh hardest. It's never ok for women to be sexualized... unless a woman is profiting from it. LMAO

[Anonymous]

All the Indian CEOs are an export of their repugnant caste system, easy access to fake degrees and an exceptional willingness to lie.

Basically assume any company run by an Indian expat is under the direct control of a heartless psychopath who hates white people and will be implementing discriminatory anti white hiring and promoting policies after taking over.

It's one of the

[Sixgunsound]

This is about as ironic as an almost exclusively female teaching faculty celebrating world hijab day especially in light of the woman who was killed for taking hers off.

[jshm2]

No more than it's funny a Pakistani is the CEO of Tinder.

The CEO doesn't really take part in the operations of the company - only it's management.

[RolandCuthbert]

Yeah, I don't find it ironic. It is money. Folks all around the world forget morals when they are getting a check.

[anon1903]

It's just voluntary nude leak, so I guess it's okay. Bravo her.

[grega239]

I find it funny that weatern women sexualize everything and then comolain about it. Same shit with twitch

[WhiteBoyChill]

Because she’s not really Indian. Spend too much time in California and it can make any girl go bad

[SmokinAces2000]

It wasn’t supposed to be a porn site when it was first launched

[Pudsmucker]

A lot of Indian people are quite promiscuous. She's the only one that steps out of her comfort zone.

[DailyAsk]

😂😂😂😂makes sense.

[Anonymous]

Indian women are really smart

[Anonymous]

So what?

[Anonymous]

Not at all.