Patreon levels are changing in days!

I promised changes. I'm updating the levels tomorrow evening, and I'm switching to "charge up front" on September 30th.

Here are the monthly subscription levels:

$1 per month – You Like Me

You want to be supportive and this fits your budget. I dig it. You’ll get to see a post with a pic each month.

$3 per month – You Like Me Sharing

You want to be a little more supportive. You’ll get access to a behind-the-scenes snapshot and the stuff from the lower level.

$5 per month – You Like Me Performing

You want to see the magic in action. You’ll get access to a behind-the-scenes video (photo shoot prep, costume work, studio rehearsal, etc.). You also get the lower level stuff.

$10 per month – You Like Me with Boobs

You like the ridiculousness. You get any topless vlogs and Tub Tales, plus the stuff for the lower levels.

$15 per month – You Like Me Sparkling

You want to help fund my rhinestone habits. You get 2 Lens flashes (15-second video clips exclusive to Patreon’s platform) per month, plus the stuff for the lower levels.

$20 per month – You Like Me All the Way

You get a kick out of my entire process. You get access to one “full reveal” (undress rehearsal of an act where I typically skip the pasties, sometimes skip the drawers) video per month, plus all the stuff for the lower levels.

$50 per month – You Like Me – You Really, Really Like Me

You want to help fund a new act a la Snapper or my travel habits. You get a tangible thing (t-shirt, high-quality pin, Red Snapper smut box for storing treasures, “game worn” gloves, etc.) a month, plus all of the lower level stuff. 

I appreciate your support and hope you'll stick around. I'm all about leveling up my acts, making them more awesome, and providing you with the ridiculous content you've said you enjoy.

(For those wondering about my dad, he's on a slow and steady decline. It seems he keeps having more small strokes that are impacting his functionality. My family is working to make him comfortable and support whatever independence he can manage. I appreciate the space I've had this month to work through my stages of grief regarding his decline.)