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Shiri Allwood never set out to be an adult star. When she first started exploring her gender identity and sexuality, she was just another introverted Tumblr user dipping her toes into self-expression. But that spark of curiosity ignited a fire that would lead her to camming, professional studio work — and ultimately, the title of 2025 XMAs Trans Creator of the Year.
It takes an ever-smiling face and a constantly creative mind to keep a retail outfit up and running. Luckily for TAF Distribution, regional manager Stefanie Neumann has endless good vibes and smart decisions to boost business and staff relations at the company’s retail chain.
Being a content creator offers potentially endless opportunities, but not all paths are the same. Two of the most popular ways to earn, camming and clip-making, each have unique perks and challenges. Some creators thrive on the energy of livestreaming, while others prefer the flexibility of pre-recorded content. But what if you didn’t have to choose just one?
Adult creators and performers experience a variety of challenges on the job, from long camming sessions and difficult clients to heavy and demanding workdays on set. Problems like these can cause significant physical and mental strain — sometimes enough to make you feel pushed right to your edge.
Few personal health products have inspired descriptions quite so bold as “If Neosporin and Aquaphor had a baby, and that baby became a crime-fighting superhero for your skin.” Then again, even fewer can live up to their own hype.
Getting into content creation can feel overwhelming. You’re pretty good at taking selfies and shooting cute videos of your cats, but now suddenly you’re running a one-person movie studio. You want to make your work look good and feel real — but where do you even start?
Walking into an adult store or browsing a retail website should feel like an invitation — an open, shame-free space to explore pleasure and identity. But for many of us, that’s not the reality. As a queer, nonbinary and physically disabled person, I’ve spent years navigating physical and digital spaces that weren’t built with people like me in mind.
From her early days as a makeup artist on porn sets to becoming her own powerful multiplatform brand, Fox has crafted a career that thrives on authenticity and evolution. Whether she’s creating captivating fetish content or launching a YouTube series that pulls back the curtain on findom, she manifestly commands attention.
Though she works behind the scenes, Sara Edwards has had a front-row seat to the evolution of adult content creation. Having been immersed in the sector since 1995, she has a unique perspective on the industry.
For the past 50 years or so, the pleasure industry has worked tirelessly to increase public acceptance of sex toys. We’ve done an incredible job, and that progress has only accelerated since I first started out working the sales floor at Babeland nearly 20 years ago.
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