Bonnie Blue, 24, who has made headlines for having sex with huge numbers of students during popular events, says any boyfriend would have to accept what she does for a living
A model who is carving a name out for herself by bonking students around the world says there is a Mr Right out there for her but he'd need to accept her job.
Bonnie Blue says that any suitor would have to support what she does for a living, and maybe even accept being funded by her racy exploits.
She'd need her fella's backing when she chooses to take part in the sexy stunts she's become famous for, like her recent Spring Break trip, where the 24-year-old jetted off to Cancun to bed 100 US students over a three-week period.
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Bonnie says that, understandably, she has struggled to keep men in her life.
In fact, she admitted to having a partner right until the point that she chose to fly to Mexico for her work-related sex spree.
But speaking to the Daily Star, the Nottingham lass, who now lives on the Gold Coast of Australia, says that her career and her personal life are two very separate things.
"I was actually dating just before I came on this trip, but because I did this trip he called it off," she said.
"Basically me doing this trip made me single."
Talking about her ideal man, she said: "They've got to be outdoorsy, they've got to be fun, they've got to be understanding of my job.
"Dating in this industry can be very difficult, as I've found out."
Bonnie, whose Instagram handle is @bonnie_blue_xo, says that despite appearances and career choice, she is in fact very grounded.
"You get people who want to speak to you just because you've got a name for yourself. Or if you meet someone, like I had, who had an issue with the job."
She added: "It's definitely difficult to date in the industry if they (the partner) don't understand the industry.
"I used to be really ignorant like 'OnlyFans girls, they just sleep with people. They just do things off camera, on camera'.
"Whereas when you're in the industry you realise it's just business, it's very different to what I thought. And I think for someone who's not in the industry, it's very hard for them to understand.
"Ok I may have slept with five people that day, but I still want to come home to you, and have the relationship side of things.
"It's really hard for people outside the industry to understand that there is a cut-off point."
Bonnie says that she doesn't date often, but when she meets someone, the inevitable career conversation crops up, which can get mixed reactions.
"Quite often if you're chatting to someone, just to make small talk one of the top conversations is is what do you do for work", she said.
"Often I'll say social media, or I'm a content creator. But then the next question is 'what type of content?' So you can't really get away from it."
She said that she doesn't feel she's the typical person men expect to be in her line of work.
"They're thinking big boobs, glamorous, quite full of themselves, and I'm quite down to earth, genuine, quite outdoorsy," added Bonnie.
"And when you think of an OF girl or a porn star it's not what you'd imagine, so people always tend to be quite surprised."
She said while she's not in a rush to date, if she were to meet the right person she would support the right man financially.
Bonnie said unless the person was driven and passionate about their career, she would like them to quit their job so they could spend time together.
"If they weren't overly bothered in doing that job I'd prefer it if they had interests, or a business idea, I'd help them to fund that," she said.
"Otherwise if I wanted to be going off to the beach, going on trips, going on holiday, I wouldn't see the point in them going off to work and going off for probably what I earn in a few weeks to a month.
"When I can actually spend a lot more time with them, and we can do a lot more."
Bonnie says she earns on average £79,000 ($100,000) a month.
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