Kids expelled from school for mom showing her lady bits

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Mom speaks out after school finds her OnlyFans account and expels her sons: 'It's body shaming and bullying'

Morgan Greenwald
Thu, February 25, 2021, 10:12 PM·3 min read

California mom Crystal Jackson claims that her three young boys were expelled from their Catholic school all because of her account on the adult website OnlyFans.

Speaking to People about the ongoing situation, the mom of three said that she joined OnlyFans in September 2019 to try to repair her marriage with Chris, her husband of 14 years.

“I was missing that intimacy we had, and a lot of it was because I was going through menopause,” she explained to People. “No matter what you do, you don’t feel attracted or sexy… so we tried different things to spice up our marriage.”

“It’s a way that I can work on our intimacy and I can live out my fantasies,” she added. “In doing these pictures, it gives you the self-confidence where I’m like, ‘I do feel sexy again.'”

Jackson never imagined anyone would subscribe to her channel, but within the first month, she had made $14,000 from her “risqué photos” and “sexy stories.” Today, she and her husband earn as much as $150,000 per month for “pretty tame” posts on their account.

Everything was going well for Jackson and her family until July 2020. According to Jackson, that’s when one of the dads from Sacred Heart Parish School, where her three sons go to school, found the OnlyFans page. Naturally, word of the page spread like wildfire, and some of the moms demanded her three sons be expelled.

“Their whole strategy from day one was, ‘I’m gonna take you down,'” she said. “It was gut-wrenching, having them send my photos to school saying, ‘This is disgusting and this is gross.'”

According to Jackson, some of the moms at the school were so adamant about getting her sons expelled that they even sent an anonymous packet full of her risqué photos to the principal, bishop and church.

When Jackson and her husband learned about the envelope, they said they emailed the superintendent to try and clear everything up, but they never heard back.

After months of campaigning, the moms’ efforts paid off. According to an email obtained by CBS13, the school recently informed the Jacksons that their sons were no longer welcome at Sacred Heart Parish, writing, “Your apparent quest for high profile controversy in support of your adult website is in direct conflict with what we hope to impart to our students.”

Ultimately, Jackson is disheartened by her fellow moms’ efforts and hopes her story will remind people to treat others with empathy and understanding.

“In the year 2021, here we are, trying to bring a woman down for her choices and what she does with her husband,” she said. “It’s body shaming and bullying all encompassed into one and it’s such a double standard and disturbing.”

I had never really heard of OnlyFans before and assumed it was just some other place for "influencers" to gather and fawn over each other.

Oopsie.

Seems it's a PPV porn site.

Anyway...

Let me start by saying that I have no problem whatsoever with women showing off their goodies for a bit of cash and some sense of "empowerment" whatever that might be.

OTOH, I also have no problem with her kids being expelled from a CATHOLIC school based on mom's pornography.

One assumes that when you send your kids to a parochial school that you are an adherent to the dogma and precepts being taught by that religious institution. But even if you aren't, one would assume that you are aware of what those precepts are and how your life and the lives of your children will be affected by them, as in: "pornography is bad."

Having gone to a Jesuit school in my youth, I can assure you that the contract and "Code of Conduct" for the school are explicit about what is and isn't acceptable for both students and parents and that punishments are also explained whether it be detention, suspension, or expulsion.

In short, she knew what she was getting into and she fucked up. It's not "bullying" or "shaming" (except in the religious sense). It's the violation of the contract.

And in the end, I'm guessing that "letting people know her story" just made her even more money. She's dabbing those crocodile tears away with stacks of benjamins.