WHEN I WAS A LOT YOUNGER, I SCREWED 100 WOMEN IN ONE DAY ..... WATCH OUT FOR POOP FROM THOSE PIGS THAT ARE FLYING OVERHEAD

KENNEDY: You're an idiot if you pity the weeping OnlyFans model who claims to have had 100 men in one day. She's just pulled off a massive sex con

 

By Kennedy

 

Daily Mail 

Dec 13, 2024

 

 

Your heart is made of stone if you don't feel distressed and depressed watching OnlyFans model Lily Phillips (pictured) break down in tears after her 101-guys-in-1-day sexploit.

 

Your heart is made of stone if you don't feel distressed and depressed watching OnlyFans model Lily Phillips break down in tears after her 101-guys-in-1-day sexploit.

The dirty blonde 23-year-old from a fancy British family attended university but gave it all up to hook-up with random dudes on camera – and earn millions doing it.

Now she's trying to convince the world that her sordid 'group sex' stunt is empowering and aspirational.

'I don't think people realize how happy this makes me,' she tells filmmaker Josh Pieters in a YouTube documentary.

It's made harder to believe when, in the aftermath of her emetic endeavor, she starts to cry: 'I don't know if I'd recommend it. It's a different feeling. It's just one in one out, it feels intense.'

But for all the tears shed, there's something so disingenuous about all the online gushing over this money-grubbing, empty-headed speed bedding.

 

Phillips is committing to do one better: sleep with one thousand men in 24 hours.

 

Nobody forced her to do this. She was already earning plenty from her paid-for porn. And now she's harnessing this newfound attention and committing to do one better: sleep with one thousand men in 24 hours.

So I'm sorry if I don't spare much sympathy for this wannabe role model of rancor.

In Pieters's documentary Phillips giggles and grins as she calls herself a 'slut', giddily dumping dozens of sex toys on her bed – from traffic cones to ghastly plug contraptions – and boasting about the groaning seams of her pay packet.

Pieters performs his fair share of head scratching in search of the real 'why?' of the whole putrid pursuit. But the tawdry truth is that greed appears to have been generationally transmitted.

Phillips gloats that her parents couldn't be prouder. Her mother is her head of finance.

Don't get me wrong, I have no doubt Phillips is acting out because she's in a lot of private pain – with a pair of deadbeat pests for parents – but this sick saga really feels like a con.

Just as young women have been conned by the Left into believing sex without intimacy and untrammeled 'reproductive freedom' is somehow fulfilling.