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Reading through the breakdown of earnings and privacy really hits home. As a cosplayer who’s just trying to turn her craft into something sustainable, seeing that most creators earn less than £20 a month while the top 0.1% dominate the revenue is daunting. It’s easy to get lost in the noise and feel like the effort isn’t translating to results, especially when you’re trying to manage emotional burnout behind the scenes. The part about chat messages driving 70% of income is a massive takeaway for me. I’ve been focusing heavily on posting content, but perhaps I need to shift my energy towards building more personal connections in DMs, though balancing that without feeling overwhelmed is the real challenge. It’s comforting to know that fans remain anonymous by default, but it also makes you wonder how to truly identify your core supporters beyond just a username.

It is completely understandable to feel that way. The disparity in earnings is a stark reality of the platform, and that feeling of burnout when trying to break through is something many creators face. Your insight about pivoting focus towards chat is spot on; as the article notes, private interactions are indeed where the strongest relationships and revenue are often built. Rather than trying to be available 24/7, which leads to that overwhelmed feeling, perhaps consider setting specific 'office hours' for chats or offering exclusive pay-per-view messages for deeper engagement. This helps create clear boundaries while still prioritising those connections. If you are looking for ways to optimise this strategy and find a sustainable rhythm, the team at Top10Fans often discusses these kinds of practical KPIs and workflow tips. It might be worth a look to help turn that burnout into a manageable plan.