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that is a good question... one possible answer, then he can receive something from someone else, but i totally understand your point and it is a valid one, unfortunately piracy, it is what is it, happens to all industries, from software, to music, movies, and so on and apparently is something that will not go away easily, hopefully it will not deter you from hanging around as we all enjoy your material so much

The only explanation and motivation for this is content sharing/trading. The idea being that if one rips content from a pay site, a "friend" will do the same from another and so on and so on. 

Its the same piracy that's been going on for decades with film & music, except a major production studio/record label can afford to take the hit and generate profits from marketing/streaming services/etc. A small studio or in this case, an amateur model, feels the impact when there are hundreds if not thousands of viewers and only dozens of buyers.

There's a serious lack of appreciation for this business and a lot of negative opinions out there on modelling that serves as an excuse or a justification for why this happens. 

Take whatever legal action you can, the only option at this point seems to be stamping them out legally and violently wherever possible.

It pisses me off too,  because I really feel like the pirates are gonna kill  the indie porn scene, though I can't even imagine the frustration it brings to have your hard work and passion stolen.

People are assholes. Please don’t let piracy deter you from posting content. Although it is disheartening, as long as you have any stolen clips deleted promptly from whatever medium the thieving douchebags post it on, it should steer them away from doing it again. BTW you look incredible and your recent gain is everything any of us could have hoped for. I’ve been a fan of yours since you first became a Big Cutie back in the day, and soon as I can afford it, I’ll be buying your latest measurement clip. You’re gorgeous, please keep doing your thing 😍

Honestly, you're facing exactly what musicians were (and are) facing during the rise of the internet. Unfortunately there will always be those people who spread paid content to the masses. You best recourse if you plan to continue posting paid material would be to stay vigilant and remove as much free content that you have posted as possible. Once you've done that, then you can begin reporting the content you find on free sites. You'll likely never get it all (since it's always going to be an ongoing battle), but short of your own legal team, it's tough for everyone who sells downloadable content on the internet to protect their assets.