With a lack of adequate sex education in many parts of the country, more and more people are turning to online pornography to learn how things work. In this case, people will be very interested to hear about the strange case of Lily Phillips. The 23-year-old OnlyFans star recently took on an ambitious, if somewhat icky, challenge: She would sleep with 100 men in just 24 hours.

Lily trained for months for the stunt and invited a documentary filmmaker on the big day to record what was sure to be a wild journey. The boys were recruited through Lily’s large fan base and flew in from all over the world to meet her. During the stunt, they took turns coming into the room, where they made small talk, hung up their clothes and spent about two to three minutes each with Lily.

One brought a single rose.

But the most interesting part of filmmaker Josh Pieter’s documentary is the aftermath. Immediately afterwards, Lily told the film crew that she was physically fine. But anyone watching can clearly see that she is physically and especially emotionally exhausted.

“If I’m honest, it’s not for weak girls. It was hard, I don’t know if I would recommend it.” She then becomes emotional trying to describe the intensity of the experiment and has to step away from the camera to compose herself.

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Lily finally opened up and said what got on her nerves was the awkwardness of some of the interactions, how uncomfortable it was at times, and that she felt pressure to show the boys “a good time” and that she was worried about that some of them didn’t like it or were disappointed with the experience or with it. Some of the men blamed her for not spending more time with them or for not meeting certain expectations they had.

I know, I know. It’s hard to feel sorry for her when you know that she came up with the idea of ​​expanding her business herself and willingly participated. But hearing her reflect on the consequences is a surprisingly human and moving moment. Of course, most non-adult stars will never attempt such a stunt. But the emotions Lily felt at the end of the day still seem terribly relatable to us normal people.

Even the documentary director was surprised by Lily’s reaction. “I certainly didn’t expect Lily to be so upset at the end,” Josh Pieters said. “I thought maybe she would look back on that day sadly in years to come, but not so immediately after.”

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Casual sex has its benefits for some people, but it is emotionally stressful for everyone involved and has been linked to negative mental health consequences.

It may be a stretch to call an OnlyFans content stunt “casual sex,” but there’s a lot we can learn at the end of Lily and Josh’s documentary. VerywellMind writes that casual hookups can harm your health in many different ways. There is a risk of disappointment, regret, damaged self-esteem, depression, embarrassment and much more.

Even a so-called professional can’t escape some of these emotions! This is how we normal people have to be Really cautious. It’s not that hookups are inherently bad, but many people jump into them without setting expectations, communicating well, and properly thinking about how they’ll feel at the end.

This is a big reason why younger generations like Generation Z are moving away from the casual dating and dating culture that previous generations embraced.

Global Dating Insights writes that young people report feeling “burnt out, anxious and disconnected after engaging in short-term or casual hookups” and are more likely to pursue platonic or long-term romantic relationships – although there are other factors at play also a shift.

A 28-year-old woman told the LA Times: “(Not having sex) helps me relax,” she said. “It’s not that I don’t care how I look or how I appear to other people. But I have a little extra help because I don’t have to worry about it as much because I don’t have to worry about attracting certain types of people to do certain things.”

A 21-year-old wrote in Men’s Health wondering why everyone he met only seemed to want a romantic relationship or was “demisexual,” meaning he wasn’t attracted to someone until he had a strong emotional connection had built.

It’s fascinating to see how the pendulum begins to swing in the opposite direction as people become more aware of some of the mental health disadvantages of a practice that has been commonplace for decades.

At the end of the day, sentiments aside, the stunt was a huge success for Lily in terms of exposure and content. So much so that she quickly announced a new plan to break the world record for sexual partners in 24 hours by attempting to reach 1,000 – the current record, in case anyone was wondering, is 919, set in 2004.

Good luck, we think?