Air Force veteran earns $1.3M in a year by humiliating men online (2024)

A US Air Force veteran who was 'barely able to pay her rent' after leaving active duty has revealed she now earns a staggering $100,000 a month by charging men to be humiliated by her on OnlyFans.

Paige Bauer, 30, from Birmingham, Alabama, spent years working in 'dead-end jobs', struggling to make ends meet and keep a roof over her head. But all that changed when she discovered a rather bizarre online niche: mocking men who are willing to pay a very hefty price for the privilege of being humiliated by her.

In the first year after she started her OnlyFans account in February 2020, Paige claims she raked in $1.3 million by charging her thousands of subscribers a hefty fee every time she humiliates them.

The former Air Force officer specializes in small penis humiliation, and says she has a legion of willing fans who line up to have her mock the size of their genitals - with some even asking for her rating, for which she charges $20 per person.

'At first I had a hard time believing that there was money to be made insulting people online but it is a surprisingly niche fetish,' Paige, who has 210,000 followers on Instagram, told Jam Press.

'There's lots of inspiration online for what to say to men while pointing at their privates.

'Most of my clients come to me after they Google "small penis humiliation". I love making fun of them on request. As soon as I have a new fan I say, "Let me see that tiny thing" – they love it!'

But while it might sound like an easy enough job, it's actually very time-consuming work, with the model putting in up to 16 hours a day chatting to men online.

And she might be cashing in now but just a few years ago the veteran was struggling to keep a roof over her head, earning just $13 an hour as an admin assistant.

Paige, who is currently single, said: 'I came from nothing and have lived on my own since I was 19 years old.

'I've had a lot of dead-end jobs and for a long time struggled just to get by, barely making enough money to keep a roof over my head.

'Now I am working harder than ever before but it's on my own terms. I start work around 7am from my bed and finish at 11pm, working until I fall asleep.

'I love my job. There is such a stigma out there about this industry but there's so much potential.'

And thus far her willingness to explore such a niche industry has more than paid off. The model has already earned enough to pay off her debts and car, buy a few acres of land and she is currently building her dream house.

She has also launched her own outdoor clothing line, dubbed Outdoor Country Co. Apparel.

Paige said: 'Some of them are average-sized men who just want me to make fun of their penis.

'Others actually are tiny and want me to tell them I would never touch them or be satisfied.

'A lot of my fans are in the UK and US, they are mostly married or in committed relationships. I'm guessing they don't have a good sex life! I have a few followers who will spend $1,000 or more every month spoiling me.'

There's been a downside to the fame however, as the model says her family members don't support her career choice – but friends on the other hand are very helpful, often offering content ideas.

Paige, who has also been featured in Colt Ford's country music video, 'Cricket On A Line', used to be 'ridiculed' by people on Instagram but says those same people who used to mock her are now paying for her services.

She added: 'I used to be ridiculed for being "too openly sexual" in my photos on Instagram.

'And now I monetize on those same "haters". I won't minimize my sex appeal for anyone. I enjoy the day to day freedom and being in charge of my own paycheck.

'I do have to deal with some weird messages, like a guy who asks daily if he can smell my feet and also lots of men asking if they can take me on dates, claiming they live close by.

'But even so, I wouldn't want to do anything else right now.'