The internet makes us all accessible to each other all the time, and Facebook gets awkward enough when the wrong person friend requests you. But for TikTok creator Richelle Knupps, or @hailrara, her OnlyFans account has opened her up to a whole new level of uncomfortable blasts from the past.
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In a very brief clip, Knupps mouths the words to a popular sound where a woman says, “I think I’m uncomfortable. I think I might like try to unalive myself if we do this.”
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What’s making her want unalive herself? Well, it says in the caption, “Me after one of my high school teachers subscribed to my [email protected] and told me they always knew I was something special.”
Absolutely horrible:
It’s not clear what exactly is on her OnlyFans account, but traditionally, most people post explicit content and sell even more explicit content to their subscribers who pay a higher price. That means her former teacher probably wanted to see his former student in the nude.
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While there are technically no laws against this, it does feel like it’s coming from a bad place:
But some people made a pretty good argument for why she should report the teacher, even if it’s not illegal for him to subscribe to her public account. He is still teaching, and he reached out to her as well as subscribing, casting a creepy shadow over her school memories. That’s a violation.
“I know he hasn’t broken any laws (that you know of) but srsly tell the school,” @FirstLast wrote. “They should be made aware that he could potentially be looking at high school girls like this. They should at least keep and eye on this guy. He could hurt someone.”
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Other people with OnlyFans also commented, and even had worse stories, like their friend’s dads signing up for their accounts:
There are probably a lot of OnlyFans accounts sustained by friends of the people who made them, but it sure takes on a different meaning when it’s the person who used to take your attendance in homeroom.
*First Published: May 15, 2021, 9:15 am
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