I’m a teaching assistant facing sack after my Onlyfans was discovered – nosy parents should focus on their kids not me
A TEACHING assistant may lose her job after it was discovered she runs an OnlyFans account.
Kristin MacDonald, 35, posts on the adult platform as “Dommy Mommy”, but has said parents blaming her should focus on their own children instead.
The teacher from British Columbia works with special needs children at a secondary school, and was sent a cease and desist letter from the school district.
Defending her account, she said: “People need to police their own children and put the proper safeguards in place that they don’t want them looking at that stuff.”
The letter sent by Coquitlam School District told Kristin to remove her OnlyFans account, and her other related social media pages.
Kristin has even accused the school board who of using taxpayer money to view her adult content.
Kristin claims: “They admitted to getting an OnlyFans subscriber account.
“I kind of felt like they were poking at me being like, ‘yeah, we saw what you’re doing’ or whatever.”
Co-workers have been unsupportive of her side hustle, and Kristin was forced to read a list of comments made by them in a work meeting.
She said they were all negative and based only on personal opinion.
Kristin said: “They made comments on my appearance, how I don’t belong in a school, that they can’t look at me the same way because of what I’m doing.”
But Kristin is fighting to keep her job as a teaching assistant, and has reached out to her union to help her.
Her union representative Randy Kootte said: “The union does not believe that Kristin’s off-duty conduct violated any company policies or collective agreement provisions.”
But she’s optimistic: “What I hope the final outcome will be is that this situation sets a precedent for other people in similar situations where maybe they are being discriminated against based on doing some sort of sex work.
“I would like to see policies and employers be more accepting and progressive with their opinion and outlook on sex work. Because sex work is still work.”
But despite the controversy surrounding her job, Kristin said she’s received an outpouring of support online.
“Obviously, there’s been lots of comments online. I’ve even had people come up to me in the grocery store.”
Last year, a teacher had to quit her job after her school discovered her OnlyFans account.
Mum-of-one Kirsty Buchan, from Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, quit teaching after the “scandal” came to light.
And she has hit out at colleagues and parents who judge her new line of work.
Kirsty added: “Who are others to judge? It’s my story to tell. I will do anything to provide for my son. How many parents can say they can do that?