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A new study from Supercreator has found that shorter women gain up to 34% more subscribers on OnlyFans than taller ones, with fans spending 30–45% more on interaction and staying almost twice as long.
One of the most famous examples is Erika Calabrese, a 25-year-old from Tampa, Florida, who at just 4 feet tall has built a career earning over six figures a month. With 809,000 followers on Instagram, Calabrese says she has turned her height to her advantage, challenging stereotypes about short people.
“I had two choices: either use my height to my advantage, or accept what society has stereotyped about people like me, as just an object of humor,” she told Jam Press.
Although the site is becoming increasingly overloaded with content, Calabrese says he continues to earn “well over six figures a month.” But with success comes strange requests from fans, from invitations to dates and trips abroad, to messages from “married celebrities” or students inviting him to university parties.
Calabrese, who quit her $30,000-a-year job at a furniture store five years ago, admits that fame has its downsides. "They tell me I'm only getting paid because I'm small, which is true, but it's nothing to be ashamed of," she says, adding that while she's happy to have inspired others like her to try the platform, she's worried they might face the same prejudices.
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