A model has dished the dirt on the wildest requests that men ask her for and says you “won’t believe” how much they are willing to splash out.
April is a mum-of-two who lives in sunny California and earns up to $100,000 a month by helping men realise their fantasies.
Most gents want something as simple as a sexy conversation or a raunchy snap but there are a few who suggest some more intricate scenarios, which the adult creator is willing to consider – if the price is right.
From getting kitted out in full latex gear to tying herself up and role playing, these are some of the strangest requests she’s ever received.
“Oh, the things men ask of me,” said April, who is better known as ATQ Official online and has 220,000 Instagram followers (@atq_model).
“One online fan really wanted to be dominated in a custom video and asked me if I’d dress up in latex and order him about.
“I would order him to eat rubbish – at his request – and pretend to be ‘whipping’ him, and tell him he’d been bad.”
The subscriber wanted April to verbally degrade him while pretending to whip him and commanding him to eat garbage – a combination of humiliation, domination, and degradation fetishes.
Custom latex wardrobe
The financial investment this subscriber made extended far beyond just paying for videos.
“I didn’t even pay for the outfits,” April said.
“They were custom-made and very expensive – from latex dresses to paints and gloves.
“He even got me a real latex mask that had blonde hair attached to it – he really enjoyed that look.”
Custom latex clothing is expensive – individual pieces can cost hundreds or thousands of pounds from specialist makers.
The latex mask with attached blonde hair represents a very specific aesthetic preference, suggesting he was recreating a particular fantasy or character in his mind.
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Desperate times
For April, this arrangement came at a crucial financial moment.
“I’m not here to judge,” she said.
“At the time, I wasn’t making as much money as I am now, and I was struggling to afford my $1,700 per month rent.
“This was an easy and fun way to pay my bills.
“I was so grateful but enjoying it too.
“He stuck around for about a year.”
Her $1,700 monthly rent in California is relatively modest – suggesting this was some years ago or she lives outside expensive areas like San Francisco or Los Angeles proper.
The fact that she was struggling with this amount while now earning up to $100,000 monthly shows dramatic income growth.
Escalating prices
The first time, April was paid $1,000 but as time progressed, she upped the fee – charging her fan $3,000 per session, and he was more than happy to oblige.
Tripling her rate from $1,000 to $3,000 per custom video represents significant pricing power.
His willingness to pay the increased rate shows either he was very wealthy, deeply obsessed, or both.
Over a year of regular sessions at $3,000 each would represent tens of thousands of dollars spent on this single fantasy.
The self-bondage challenge
This man wasn’t the only one with a rather unusual request.
“Just last month, one guy wanted to tie me up but we were chatting online, so he asked if I could manage to do it myself and film it for him,” April said.
“And I did!
“I got some bondage rope and bound my ankles and legs.
“It was very hard and weird for me to get myself into that position.
“I looked like some sort of strange human pretzel.”
Self-bondage for video presents genuine technical challenges – tying yourself securely while maintaining camera angles and creating visually appealing content is difficult.
The “human pretzel” description suggests contortions required to achieve the positions he wanted while self-administering the restraints.
Variable pricing
For her efforts, April was paid $300 and she admits the pricing for requests can be quite “mixed”.
The drop from $3,000 for latex domination videos to $300 for self-bondage shows how dramatically pricing varies.
“It all depends on what people want, how long for and how much they’re willing to pay,” she said.
“Sometimes, I’ll negotiate depending on the content.
“One guy paid a grand just for a face-to-face call.
“It was just a chat – I really like those.”
Earning $1,000 for a conversation represents the highest possible rate – no physical content required, just time and attention.
These calls appeal to April because they’re “easy” compared to elaborate costume changes, bondage, or other physically demanding content.
The clothed appreciation
Some subscribers don’t even require nudity or sexual content.
“Some are really easy and want to spoil you even when you have clothes on,” she said.
These relationships are primarily about parasocial connection and the fantasy of providing for someone they admire.
The financial exchange itself becomes the gratification rather than explicit content.
The saliva request
April’s recent requests have ventured into bodily substances.
“My latest one was a request for my saliva in a bottle. I asked what he wanted it for because it sounded sketchy,” she said.
“He told me it was for ‘lube’ on his aubergine so he could pretend it was my mouth.”
The euphemism “aubergine” (eggplant emoji) clearly refers to his penis.
Using her saliva as lubricant allows him to physically incorporate part of her body into his masturbation routine.
This falls into the bodily fluids fetish category, where having something that came from the person’s body is highly valued.
The pubic hair request
Even more unusual was a subscriber’s interest in her body hair.
“Another person asked for my pube hairs before I waxed so he could eat them,” April said.
“He said it was a way to worship me by indulging in strange things. I don’t get it.”
Consuming someone’s body hair represents an extreme form of worship and desire to incorporate them physically.
This fetish combines elements of body worship, consumption, and transgression.
“Did I do it? One time I did, and I shipped it to the UK,” she added.
Mailing pubic hair internationally requires packaging and shipping something most people would find disgusting – but for April, it was a business transaction.
The worship relationship
One subscriber has established an ongoing financial worship dynamic.
“I’ve had a guy spend at least £3,000 in less than a week buying me gifts every day,” April said.
“He also sends tips on my OF just for me ‘looking hot’. He calls me Goddess and worships me daily.”
This represents financial domination or “findom” – where the act of spending money on someone is itself the fetish.
Calling her “Goddess” and “worshipping” daily indicates a submissive dynamic where she’s elevated to divine status.
£3,000 in a week from gifts plus additional OnlyFans tips represents significant disposable income dedicated to this relationship.
Her hard limits
Even though a hefty price tag can be tempting, April draws the line at bodily functions or liquids.
“I don’t do anything with pee or faeces, and I don’t fart on camera,” she said.
“It feels too weird.
“Some people would pay a lot for a recorded fart but I don’t care what they spend – I’m not doing it.
“I’d rather put my latex outfit back on.”
Refusing bathroom-related content regardless of price shows April maintains boundaries based on personal comfort rather than pure economics.
The fact that she’s willing to send pubic hair but not perform bathroom functions shows everyone’s boundaries are individual and not necessarily logical to outsiders.
This is the same April
Based on matching details (California, two children, $100k monthly earnings, @atq_model handle, “ATQ Official” name), this is the same April from earlier stories about:
- Her teenage daughter discovering and being proud of her OnlyFans work
- Having a fiancé who lives with the family
This adds context – she’s doing latex domination, self-bondage, and mailing bodily substances while co-parenting and living with her partner and children.
The careful compartmentalisation required to maintain these different aspects of her life must be significant.
The “easy and fun” framing
April’s description of fulfilling unusual fetishes as “easy and fun” while struggling to afford rent reframes potentially degrading work as empowering and enjoyable.
Whether this represents genuine feelings or necessary psychological framing to make the work tolerable is unclear.
The gratitude she expresses – “I was so grateful but enjoying it too” – suggests complex emotions beyond simple transactionality.
The year-long latex relationship
The subscriber who paid for custom latex outfits and videos stayed “for about a year” before presumably moving on.
This length of relationship in the OnlyFans world is substantial – many subscribers churn quickly.
His departure after a year raises questions: Did he achieve whatever psychological goal he was pursuing? Did his finances run out? Did the fantasy lose its appeal?
For April, losing a client paying $3,000 per session would represent significant income loss.
Why men pay these prices
The willingness to spend thousands on custom videos, saliva, or pubic hair reflects:
Desire for personalised content created specifically for them.
Parasocial relationship where they feel connected to the creator.
Fetishes so specific that generic content doesn’t satisfy.
Financial means allowing expenditure most people couldn’t justify.
Psychological needs for worship, domination, or degradation unmet elsewhere.
The negotiation process
April’s mention that she “sometimes negotiates depending on the content” shows active business management.
She’s not just accepting offered prices but assessing time, effort, personal comfort, and market value to set rates.
This business savvy distinguishes successful creators from those who undervalue their work.
The international shipping
Mailing pubic hair to the UK involves practical logistics:
Finding appropriate packaging to ship bodily substances.
Potential customs issues with biological materials.
Privacy concerns about sender/receiver information.
The bizarreness of visiting a post office to mail someone’s pubic hair internationally.
That April did this “one time” suggests she decided the money wasn’t worth the hassle for repeat performances.
The easy money hierarchy
April’s preference hierarchy is clear:
Best: Clothed conversations for $1,000+ Good: Simple photos or videos Acceptable: Elaborate costumes and setups like latex domination Tolerable: Sending bodily substances Hard no: Anything involving bathroom functions
The mum-of-two context
Throughout all these requests, April is parenting two children.
She’s presumably scheduling dominatrix videos, self-bondage sessions, and saliva bottling around school runs and family meals.
The mental and logistical compartmentalisation required is substantial.
The California lifestyle
April’s “sunny California” location suggests the conventional influencer dream – but she’s achieving it through unusual means.
She’s building that lifestyle partly on latex domination videos and mailing pubic hair internationally.
The $100,000 month ceiling
April earns “up to $100,000 a month” – the same figure mentioned in earlier stories about her.
This ceiling may represent her maximum capacity given time constraints with parenting.
Or it may reflect the natural limit of her audience and pricing power.
What subscribers really buy
Beyond the explicit content or bodily substances, subscribers are purchasing:
Personalised attention from someone they find attractive.
Fulfilment of specific fantasies unavailable elsewhere.
The thrill of transgression and taboo.
Sense of connection and relationship, however transactional.
Status and power through financial control (for findom clients).
The judgment-free framing
April’s repeated “I’m not here to judge” stance positions her as non-judgmental and open-minded.
This attitude likely contributes to her success – subscribers with unusual requests feel safe approaching her.
Judgment would limit her market to only conventional requests and lower earnings.
Where the line is
April’s boundaries around bathroom content show even sex workers have limits.
The line between “I’ll send you my pubic hair” and “I won’t fart on camera” may seem arbitrary to outsiders but is meaningful to her.
Everyone’s comfort zones are different and valid regardless of whether others understand them.
From $3,000 latex domination sessions to $300 self-bondage pretzels to mailing pubic hair internationally, April’s wild request stories reveal the diverse and expensive fantasies men pursue online – all while she parents two children, maintains a relationship, and draws the line at bathroom content because even when earning $100,000 monthly, everyone has limits about what they’ll do for money.
