By Ej Dickson. And last Monday, that main character was a good-natured Australian himbo with an eight-inch-long, seven-inch-circumferenced penis. The response was nothing short of widespread salivation, with one tweet of the video racking up more than 87 million views as of publication.
Then people started Googling him, and were able to visualize his impressive measurements firsthand. Even Cardi B got in on the fun, tweeting then deleting a photo of a giant worm from SpongeBob. The Australian, who is 30, has been creating content on OnlyFans full-time for about two years β primarily, boy-girl videos, though that is not for lack of requests from his gay followers.
It would kind of be a cash grab in a sense. For years, the Girthmaster held a number of jobs, from pizza delivery boy to baggage handler to furniture builder; he was struggling to make ends meet, he says, to the point where he had to borrow money from his mother and sister. But it kind of snowballed. According to screengrabs provided to Rolling Stone, he has made considerably more than that over the past 30 days.
He was able to pay his mother the money he owed her, which led to a conversation with his family members about how he had started earning a living. Whereas women, I feel, get judged a lot more harshly. Though the vast majority of the reactions to the video are very much in line with the one Girthmaster describes from his male friends, that is not at all the case for many online sex workers, who face harassment and doxxing when they discuss their work or their income publicly.
I try to keep myself interesting enough in other aspects that if people do like me, they could like me for more than my penis. That said, the Girthmaster is very much aware that all of you are bookmarking his viral tweets and gawping at his content. Nor does he have a problem with it.
