OnlyFans star Lily Phillips opened up this week about the emotional toll of her viral challenge, where she got intimate with 100 men in 24 hours. The intense experience left her visibly shaken and emotionally overwhelmed. Phillips, in an interview with documentary filmmaker Josh, revealed the profound psychological effects the event had on her, exposing the hidden struggles faced by those in the adult entertainment industry.

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After the challenge, which involved a relentless schedule with 15 participants per hour, Phillips admitted that the pressure was much more intense than she had anticipated. As the hours passed, she felt increasingly detached, revealing how the rapid pace left little room for genuine connection, and how difficult it was to manage the guilt of not meeting some participants' expectations.

In a raw moment on camera, Phillips confessed, "It’s hard having the interactions with them when they’re like, 'You’re not going to make me finish? I’ve come all this way,' kind of guilt-tripping me a bit." She also expressed the emotional strain of having to abruptly end each interaction, which took a toll on her mental well-being.

Phillips also touched on the complexities of her personal life, explaining how she is concerned about her parents’ view of her career. While they are aware of her work, she emphasized that she doesn't feel the need to share every detail with them, aiming to maintain a balance between her public persona and personal relationships.

The challenge, which required precise planning and scheduling, left Phillips feeling emotionally drained by the end. Reflecting on the experience, she said, "It’s not like normal sex. I can only think of five, six, 10 guys that I remember and that’s it. It’s weird." 

This candid look at Phillips' emotional journey highlights the often overlooked psychological impact that comes with extreme challenges in the adult entertainment industry.