#socalsummers

Between raising two children, being a housewife, and riding horses in her spare time, Instagrammer Summers VonHesse still finds time to make an income of nearly $5,000 per month. And she does it by selling sexy selfies online.

“I’ve never had a ‘real job’ since I got married eight years ago. Being able to contribute in my house feels really nice,” VonHesse Tells Yahoo Beauty.

Remeber to stop and smell the flowers this week y'all⚘ everyone's got all these jobs, goals, and responsibilities. Sometimes is good to sit back and have a beer(or smell the flowers) get away from your desk, take a walk outside, see the sunshine. Smile a little…we are only here for a very short time, enjoy it

A post shared by summers (@socalsummers) on Jul 17, 2017 at 7:33am PDT

In November, VonHesse began revealing more skin on her Instagram page. She quickly realized she was an online hit, reaching nearly 110,000 Instagram followers, and could profit from all the fans who wanted to see more of her. So she decided to take control and increase her finances as well as her followers.

“I enjoy doing it,” she says. “To be honest, I’m not doing it because we really need the money or anything like that, but it sure is nice that I am bringing in $5,000 a month.”

So how exactly does this work? VanHesse posts pictures on a portal called patreon.com/socalsummers. Then strangers pay different sums of money to get glimpses of VonHesse in lingerie and sometimes even nude.

Users of the platform pledge a certain amount per month and then get access to the explicit content of the Nevada mom. The cost to subscribe goes from $5 to $50; the higher sum you are willing to pay, the more content you have access to see.

Wake up look in the mirror and remind yourself you are amazing….every fuckin day till you start to believe it

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But the 30-year-old tells Yahoo Beauty that it took her a long time to love her body and be as confident as she is now — confident enough to post pictures of herself like that on the Internet.

“I was always putting myself down, my husband kept telling me I was the most beautiful girl in the world, but I didn’t believe him,” says VonHesse.

Her journey toward self-love started two years ago when she began following other body-positive Instagrammers. She says that when she saw the confidence of women who had body types similar  to hers, it helped her realize her own beauty.

Thick farm raised thighs and coffee with a kick this morningstarting the holiday off right! Going to rock out these short shorts for as long as possible today…..thats the plan anyway. Doubt it'll happen

A post shared by summers (@socalsummers) on Jul 4, 2017 at 8:50am PDT

“Believe it or not, I was reading through the comments of the other bloggers and saw how men were telling them how beautiful they were. I began there to believe that what my husband had been telling me all along was true,” she says.

"You will be too much for some people. Those aren't your people"

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VonHesse’s husband is in the military, and he takes most of the photos of his wife himself. She says he supports her decision and is proud to have such a beautiful wife.

“My husband knows how men are,” she says. “Sometimes we make fun of all those weird comments I get on my pics.”

As for what’s next, VonHeese aspires to one day open a sanctuary for abandoned horses. As she writes on her Patreon page: “It is my dream to set up a horse rescue, first and foremost. This was little more than a crazy idea that would never happen a year ago, but with y’alls support it is going to become a reality.”

I knew the moment she came into my life it would never be the same. There is nothing like getting on a thousand pound animal to teach you who you are. She challenges me and I love her for it. They are amazing, soulful creatures. If you give them your heart, your trust and your willingness they will teach you as much as you teach them. I dream of the day I can set up my own horse rescue and give a good life to some of these amazing souls. They take so much more than what so many can offer now days. It is not fair to them.

A post shared by summers (@socalsummers) on Jul 3, 2017 at 3:01pm PDT

As VonHesse is a mom of two, we also had to ask how she’d feel if her children followed her into this line of work. “I think that the human body is a beautiful thing, and there is nothing to be ashamed of,” she says. “I want them to love their bodies, and if they wanna profit from sharing images, then I would be fine with that.”

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For those in so-cal and Bajacaliforniana here are some tips for the storm

Go shopping for supply’s today bc Sunday Monday the storm is predicted to arrive in the area

water,

non-perishable food,

a flashlight and extra batteries,

a battery-powered radio, (suggested by the Red Cross )

first aid kit and medications.

Enough water and food for 14 days per person

Store important documents in water proof ziplock bags or something waterproof.

Make sure these items can be carried off you need to evacuate.

I’ve also heard people suggesting sandbags for flooding but I don’t live in a house like that, I’m second on the fourth floor but I think that’s a good idea

Close windows and doors

Keep track of evacuation warnings and take them seriously 😊

Check up on family and friends who might need assistance and have an evacuation plan of that happens.

The storm is predicted to be big and we haven’t had a hurricane like this so be prepared 😊