A Nigerian adult content creator, Aigbedion Ivie, better known as Yahweh, has opened up about the challenges her career poses for her parents and her plans to quit once she gets married. In a candid discussion, she shed light on the societal hypocrisy surrounding her line of work and the personal struggles she faces due to her chosen career path.
Yahweh made these revelations during a live chat on X, where the conversation centered around the stigma and double standards faced by adult content creators. The discussion explored how society often targets creators’ families as a way to shame them, despite the creators taking full responsibility for their decisions.
During the session, the content creator, known for selling her nude photos on social media, responded to criticisms aimed at her parents. She spoke passionately about the need to separate her personal choices from her family, defending her loved ones against public scrutiny.
She said, “If you are gonna blame a content creator, please don’t speak on their parents. We came from a really strict home; whatever we do is really what we want to do. It is something I like, but it’s not like I feel you should start putting my parents and calling them names; don’t do that. Don’t drag the people I love.”
Yahweh revealed the emotional toll her career has taken on her parents, especially recounting a heartbreaking moment when her father confronted her about her work. She shared the pain of that encounter, explaining the difficulty her family faces in coming to terms with her career choice.
“It’s easy money for me. I know it’s hard for my folks to get used to it. I can’t forget the day my dad called me to say he was told at the office that I post my nudes. I froze, and I told him I am not a prostitute; I am a content creator. I pray God really helps them to accept it,” she recounted, highlighting the emotional strain the conversation brought to both herself and her family.
In addition to addressing familial concerns, Yahweh also countered societal claims that adult content creators are responsible for ruining homes and marriages. She argued that personal discipline is crucial and dismissed the notion that her work inherently causes harm.
She stated, “You are saying adult content creators are ruining homes, but if a man has discipline, nothing will move him.” Her words sparked conversations around accountability and the need for personal boundaries, shifting the blame from creators to individuals’ choices and actions.
Despite her strong defense of her career, Yahweh expressed her intent to leave the industry once she gets married. She shared her hopes of transitioning to a different phase of her life, emphasizing her desire to build a future away from adult content creation.
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Content creator Yaweh, wishes to stop shooting content once she gets married. 🫤 pic.twitter.com/ilUbZGavQJ
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