Does that mean my subscriber who buys me a bunch of stuff from my Amazon wish list gets to see me play with or model the toys he got me for free?
While it’s not necessary, I personally do since it makes others want to support me and it encourages them to do it again.
If it’s under $50, I’ll only send a picture or two. If the total is more than $50, I will provide a video of me masturbating in clothes. Not a tradition. (Merely an all-purpose masturbation video.) However, I explicitly state on my wishlist that I provide that. Acquiring all these items can get very costly, so I’m always very appreciative when a subscriber adds anything to my collection. This is especially true given that I typically receive items that I genuinely desire but cannot afford to spend $100 on. Many of my customers are also return customers.
When I ask this question, most of the time, the respondent says, “Yes, use the toy to say thank you.” No, I don’t think someone should be sending personalized video content for the price of a dildo unless they’ve bought like a $600 fuck machine. However, in my opinion, a present is a gift no matter how fast you pay for it and give something in return (your labor and effort). It is never necessary for me to send a subscriber anything in return for a random tip they send merely to be polite or to express gratitude because doing so can sour a positive relationship. Additionally, try not to get too attached to the notion of a tangible gift; money or gift cards have greater value in the end. This is similar to what would happen if a fan purchased a bespoke movie and requested that you use a toy that you don’t have: you would charge them extra rather than deducting the toy’s cost from the custom pricing.
assuming you both agreed on that. You are under no need to take any action if you did not agree on it. Though many producers do offer to send you a sultry photo or quick video of you wearing whatever they purchased you, which is a great idea in my opinion. You are under no need to take action until you so choose, though, if you haven’t already offered that!
If it’s simply some lingerie, socks, sneakers, etc., I usually send a video of myself opening the package and trying things on, but I don’t make anything too explicit for them.
As someone said there already, you don’t have to, but that’s up to you. I know other girls that don’t do that; they only show the lingerie that they got, but I personally do send them over a maximum 1-minute video of me using it. If they want more, they need to pay for a longer video. As a custom. And also, I think it’s based on the price. If it’s something very cheap, then maybe not, but if it’s something expensive, then I think he deserves it.
You are free to record photos and videos or express small gratitude, but you are not required to do so unless you specifically state that he will receive something in return.
It’s really up to you, but you should talk about that beforehand. They can’t buy me a toy because I wouldn’t do that, and I would much rather have money than stuff.
It depends on you, but I tend to say not everything, or no. For him, it was dream material rather than money to pay your bills. I wouldn’t give you anything back that could be made money because you are gaining so little from it.