Only mortal star Annie Charlotte

Only fans Anne Charlotte Didelphys diagnosed in hugging her rare uterus – meaning she has two vaginas, Two uterusestwo cervix and one ovary on both sides – open arms.

“I’m glad I didn’t [have surgery]because of Jesus Christ, what am I doing for my life now? I don’t even know,” 26-year-old Charlotte told exclusively US Weekly laugh. “This is my entire personality trait on the internet.”

Charlotte was diagnosed with a uterus at the age of 16 after trying to obtain an IUD. Although she initially asked the doctor if she could “get rid of” the situation, Charlotte was told that the surgery could “do more harm than good.” Charlotte claimed that the doctor didn’t tell her “too much” about the situation, leading her to start self-taught about the Internet diagnosis.

“I think in the medical field, lack of knowledge is another stress,” she said of iud. “I’m really like, ‘Okay, the whole reason I’m here is because I have two vaginas.” You can’t put a mirena reel, which obviously requires walking in the middle, and I have a wall. “She is like, “Do you have two vaginas?” “I was like, “You’re kidding, right?” ””

For Charlotte, using her platform to enhance her capabilities on Onlyfans after the diagnosis.

Charlotte told us. “You look at how mainstream porn is dominated by men and women are in a very compromised state make money. I think what mortals do is allow women to enter this space and have full control. This is another reason why some people don’t like it because some men just don’t like seeing women succeed. ”

Charlotte pointed out that she felt that only “everything controls the power of a woman.”

“If a woman doesn’t want to do something because a man asks her to do it online, for example on the only fans, she can only say no. And if she’s in pornographic shooting, she has to say yes.” “I just feel like it allows these women to take back power and have full control, which is really cool.”

Charlotte shared that she was “very lucky” because she was able to distinguish her space through diagnosis.

“I feel very lucky for this. I will never take them for granted because nowadays it is a supersaturated market and I am very lucky that I have a USP [unique selling point]. I think it’s a really cool thing,” she added, hoping to try to try other ways to raise awareness about her situation. “I hope to be able to take it a step further, not just just fans. I would love to be able to change the space for obstetrics and gynecology women and allow more care in the healthcare system for women and all of these things. ”

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