By Daily Mail (U.S.) | Created at 2025-04-03 17:48:37 | Updated at 2025-04-04 19:42:44
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Meet the woman who earns thousands dominating men online – despite receiving backlash from those closest to her.
After entering the findom industry - financial domination - Mooni Minx discovered an entirely different world after becoming a dominatrix to men.
She took to social media to share her experiences in the findom community, and was met with concerns from people that she'd never be able to find a boyfriend because of her line of work.
The 19-year-old, from Delaware, Ohio, said: 'There are certain people in my life who are like, "Don't you care if people find out what you do?"
'And the answer to that is no. I'm pretty comfortable with myself and what I do and the money I make.
'I'm pretty successful so I don't care.'
Mooni added that she believes others look down on her and think what she does for a living is 'dirty' and 'wrong.'
The type of domination that Mooni largely works in is financial domination.
Mooni Minx, 19, from Ohio, bullies men for a living as a dominatrix. She learned more about the dominatrix world then stumbled across financial domination and realized it was 'right up her alley' after doing further research into it
Mooni regularly receives luxury gifts from her fans who buy her presents as part of a fetish.
One gift she received from a man was a cropped summer top that Mooni labeling it as 'cute.'
She has been in the findom industry for two years after realizing that a regular 9-5 job was never for her.
Mooni learned more about the dominatrix world then stumbled across financial domination and realized it was 'right up her alley' after doing further research into it.
While it would most likely tarnish her chances of having a relationship, at this moment Mooni has no interest in pursuing a romantic connection with somebody.
She explained: 'The important thing is I knew 100 percent that that's what I wanted to do, and I had thought about it beforehand.
'It wasn't just a quick spur-of-the-moment decision.
'I knew all the cons and how it was going to affect my life.
Mooni has been in the findom industry for two years after realizing that a regular 9-5 job was never for her
'And while I would make a couple hundred dollars here and there at the beginning, the money wasn't consistent enough for me to make it my full-time job.'
Mooni added: 'I feel like they think I should be ashamed of what I do, and they think that it's like dirty and wrong – but I don't see it that way.
'If I'm not ashamed of what I do, why should I be scared of people finding out?
'And another thing people have said to me is "How are you ever going to find a boyfriend?"
'And I say to that that it's not a concern to me.
'I love my job, I have a great time doing it and I make good money and I'm so grateful I made that decision.'
