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Valery and Brandon, both 20, have turned to selling adult content online via subscription service OnlyFans as a way to survive Venezuela's crippling economic crisis. "Here we have a very distorted economy and that slowly pushed me towards getting an OnlyFans," says Brandon, while Valery adds: "Of course I can’t buy a house, but I can provide for myself. Who is earning $500 or $1000 monthly nowadays? A person who works every day doesn't."

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