Lonely in quarantine? This former Disney star says adult webcams are a safe solution
Stay. Away.
That’s Bella Thorne’s message amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Pembroke Pines native has teamed up with ImLive.com, an XXX site that offers a variety of adult webcam “experiences,” and wants to stay healthy by not physically dating.
For the new campaign called “Stay Home, Don’t Date,” ImLive is giving away up to $50 million worth of a credits for private camming sessions.
“It’s been a long time in quarantine and we’re all feeling disconnected from normal life,” said Adrian Stoneman VP of ImLive. “Now, more than ever, it’s time to stay home and not date. Through our collective efforts, we know physical distancing works to flatten the curve.”
To spread the message of abstinence, Thorne posted a pic on her Instagram, telling followers that the there’s also a Stay Home, Don’t Date petition on Change.org.
The actress, who rose to fame on The Disney Channel’s “Shake It Up.” says that even though you are “tempted” to go out and meet up with people, resist!
“Even though we are separated physically, it doesn’t mean that we have to feel alone,” Thorne wrote.
As a part of the petition, you can take the “I’m Live with Friends” challenge: Snap a picture of yourself virtually chatting with friends and post it using the #IMLIVEWITHFRIENDS hashtag, and challenge three others to do the same.
In return, ImLive is donating $1 for every person who completes the challenge to Covid-19 relief. ImLive, which boasts approximately 62 million members, promises to donate up to $250,000 to the World Health Organization (WHO) to fund efforts.
Tip: Keep your clothes on.
This story was originally published April 23, 2020 at 2:32 PM.
