I’m an 800-pound sex worker – I’m a huge diet

An 800-pound fetish model earns $5,000 a month by meeting weird online requests – including giants playing small characters.

Reenaye Starr, 44, from Florida holiday, weighed 330 pounds and then doubled her figure by breaking her right foot in a 2009 car accident.

She started fetish modeling online and in magazines and released the Pinup website in 2020 as well as fans only.

Her career took off in 2008, and she has about 3,000 followers on nine platforms and also has phone sex.

She works about eight hours a day – creating custom videos for clients’ requests.

The specialty of this model includes eatingism – sexual satisfaction involves situations where it acquires or helps others to obtain body fat.

Body-positive Reenaye works about eight hours a day and although her figure is about her health priority, she lives a fulfilling life at work.

And she has no plans to lose weight because she says she feels happy and healthy like herself.

In addition to fetish modeling, Starr has other creative channels, including Tarot Reading and YouTube cooking performances.

She said she had more negative comments about these platforms than she received from fetish audiences.

“In the fetish world, people are there because they love fat women to be fat,” she said.

“The sex work industry is very open-minded – different body types and abilities are recognized a lot.

“I do a lot of fetish-related work, including feedlots (I eat a lot of food and gain weight), squeezing me sitting on smaller people.

“I do Vor too, it’s the fantasy of giants pretending to eat villains.

“I’ve finished the Blueberry Fetish, which was inspired by Willy Wonka’s Violet Beauregarde, where it was blue paint.

“I’ve played with a breeding cattle, a piglet with all limbs – bringing these fantasies to life and to behave a lot.”

Inspired by a large-sized woman I saw on Myspace 20 years ago, Reenaye began modeling.

“She is doing nail poses, wearing scandals, and dressing.”

“At the time, I didn’t know any woman who was wearing that big size.

“I tried to impress her, so I started to upload photos of myself in Pin-Up outfits, hoping to get her attention,” she said, noting that she was about 275 pounds at the time.

“It actually seems to be very small to me,” she said.

I noticed it, but not the woman she admired.

“Her webmaster reached out and asked if I wanted to start modeling,” she said. “That was my introduction to fetish modeling.”

Since then, Starr has built a successful career with around $5,000 a month to create content for niche audiences that match her size and creativity.

“Everyone has a different fetish,” she explained.

Despite misunderstandings about the industry, Starr emphasizes that fetish modeling is more than just about sex.

“In mainstream porn, people usually meet traditional beauty standards, but fetish models are different,” she said.

“People don’t necessarily need a sexual component to make it satisfying. It’s about niches, fantasy, sometimes just aesthetics.”

Starr’s success allowed her to work alone, but over the years she worked with a range of models, including villains, extreme bodybuilders and other large-sized performers.

“A lot of fetish jobs are about extremes – whether it’s extremely muscle, extremely fat or extremely small,” she explains.

“I also work with other sex workers with disabilities because this work allows you to work from home and be creative in your own way.”

Her disability was caused by a 2009 car accident that changed her life but did not define her career.

“I weighed about 330 pounds at the time, but since then, I’ve been a big guy.”

“People think I’m in poor health, but so is my test. I take vitamins, stay active in ways that work for me, and take care of myself.

“I don’t have any plans to lose weight,” Starr explained.

Starr, who performed only on Flanfans and other related sites, is also transparent to the financial reality of the industry.

“My custom videos charge $15 per minute, and a minimum of 10 minutes, so I can only earn $150 from one request,” she said.

“But there are business expenses – props, costumes, travel and payments for others. The income depends on what I post.”

At the end of the day, she sees herself as another person who works unusually.

“I love cooking, gardening and doing crosswords – normal things,” she said. “My job may be there, but I live my own life like anyone else.”