Calling BS on Myself

In this episode of Bosses BS, Michelle gets deeply personal about the real cost of adult content creation, social media pressure, and the toll it can take on mental health, relationships, family life, and identity. She reflects on nearly six years in the space, how the early financial upside can create a lifestyle that becomes hard to sustain, and why the authenticity that once fueled her work started to feel lost. Michelle shares how creator life affected her marriage, her kids, and her sense of self, while also acknowledging the liberation, confidence, and sexual freedom she gained through the experience. She talks candidly about the emotional whiplash of public perception, the stigma attached to her work, and the complicated reality of being judged differently depending on popularity and visibility. The conversation also moves into her broader evolution: deconstructing religion, reconnecting with her “witchiness,” and rediscovering parts of herself through movement, dance, somatic release, and athletics. She describes a desire to create spaces where women and creators can decompress, heal, and reconnect with their bodies and energy without performing for an audience. Michelle closes with a vision for the future: stepping back from the grind, reorganizing her content around a more authentic story, and building something bigger for women, creators, and single moms who need support, rest, and a place to belong. Key topics:

• The hidden cost of creator economy success

• How adult content affected family life and relationships

• Authenticity vs. performance online

• Deconstructing religion and reclaiming identity

• Women’s wellness, movement, and somatic release

• Building community and retreat spaces for creators

Notable moment: “Calling bullshit because I made a podcast episode a while back about how to make millions on OnlyFans... but the truth is, the mental toll has been a struggle.”