Why I left my job to become a cam girl

I was fresh out of college, working several jobs to earn enough money to support myself and at the same time pay off my student loan. Things weren't turning out the as planned and I needed to act fast before I burned myself out.

Being an Asian girl raised by strict Thai parents, camming was obviously the last thing on my mind. The idea first came to me when I read an article online about a Russian cam model who earns thousands of dollars a week and uses the money to travel the world.

So I did my research, I can't go into something I know nothing about. I asked around and was surprised how helpful people in the adult cam industry were and how simple it was to set things up.

The only thing left now was to select the best webcam site and the niche market. Niche cam sites are sites that focus on a certain niche market.

I knew I had better luck with these sites, because of my ethnicity and age. One site I found was Thai Live Sex, a relatively new site that focuses on Thai and Asian camgirls

My first show was a little awkward, I didn't have anything planned. I mostly did teasing and tried to make conversations engaging, and that's all.

The next day I watched other cam girls before I went online. I saw how confident those girls were and they were pretty much game about anything.

Camming introduced a side of me that I didn't know existed. I'm now more confident and sexually open-minded, and I never felt compelled to do something I didn't like.

Two years later, I'm no longer juggling between three jobs and I'm earning more enough money to support myself and secure some for the future. I know this is not something I could do forever, so might as well make the most out of it.

Adult cam modeling has been great for me personally, but it's not for everyone. My advice for anyone interested in getting into this kind of business is to do your homework, take some time to think it over, and plan everything in advance.