By Rundelya, Model and Content Creator on Onlyfans

Looking back on the past three years, I can’t help but reflect on my journey with my friend Karina. It’s been a rollercoaster of emotions, filled with countless conversations, attempts to motivate her, and the realization that sometimes, the hardest lesson is recognizing when to let go.

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The Struggles of Support

From the very beginning, I saw so much potential in Karina. She was talented and beautiful, and I genuinely believed that together we could create something amazing on OnlyFans. I remember our late-night talks where I would encourage her, sharing ideas for content and strategies for promotion. I would say, “Karina, we need to put in the effort if we want to succeed. This isn’t just a hobby; it’s a business!”

But as the months turned into years, I found myself increasingly frustrated. While I was up at dawn editing her videos, managing her social media, and trying to attract traffic, Karina often seemed more interested in relaxing in the bath or scrolling through her phone. I would try to have serious conversations with her, asking, “What do you want from this? Are you ready to put in the work?” Yet, the answers were always vague, and the motivation seemed to be lacking.

The Weight of Responsibility

It felt like I was carrying the weight of our collaboration alone. I poured my heart and soul into promoting her brand, thinking that my efforts would eventually pay off. But as time went on, I realized that I was sinking into a cycle of frustration and disappointment. It became clear that I was trying to motivate someone who simply didn’t want to work.

The more I invested in her, the more I felt like I was selling potatoes at a market — putting in all this effort for minimal returns. I began to question my choices. Was it a serious mistake to partner with someone who lacked the drive? I could have taken the energy and resources I dedicated to Karina and invested them in ten other models, potentially earning a hundred times more.

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The Hard Lesson

After three years of struggle, I came to a painful conclusion: sometimes, no matter how much you care or how hard you try, you can’t force someone to be passionate about their work. It’s disheartening to realize that your efforts are going to waste, and it’s even more challenging to accept that you might be dragging someone down with you.

I remember one particularly tough conversation where I said, “Karina, I can’t keep doing this alone. If you’re not willing to put in the effort, we’re both going to fail.” Her response was always the same — apologies and promises to do better, but nothing ever changed.

Moving Forward

Now, as I reflect on those years, I understand that it’s crucial to choose your collaborations wisely. Surrounding yourself with motivated individuals who share your vision can make all the difference. I’ve learned that it’s okay to step back and reassess your partnerships, even if it means letting go of someone you care about.

In the end, I hope Karina finds her path, but I also know that I need to focus on my own journey. The lessons I’ve learned will guide me as I move forward, and I’m excited to invest my energy into collaborations that truly inspire me.

With love and honesty,
Rundelya
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