I felt insecure about being tall — but now I get paid $10M a year as an OnlyFans model and guys adore me

An OnlyFans model brings in a whopping $10 million a year for her 6-foot-3-inch stature — yet it was the one thing she grew up being severely insecure about.

Marie Temara is envied by many for her impressive height, but as a young girl she was bullied for being so tall and lacked confidence, not being able to dress like other girls her age.

“My friends wore cute girly colours like pink but I was forced to walk around in boy’s sneakers that were always blue or green,” the model explained to Jam Press.

Temara would often wear clothes passed down from her older brothers — but none of them made her feel feminine.

Now, standing tall at over 6 feet, Temara has to “get custom dresses and trousers made for me. Forget wearing jeans, my legs would leave regular sizes bursting at the seams, or heels.”

“Growing up, it was way worse because my options were extremely limited,” the model said.

Nowadays, with a $10 million salary, she’s able to spend thousands on custom-made clothes to fit her tall frame.

Some recent splurges of Temara’s include a made-to-measure $5,000 Italian leather coat and $3,000 thigh-high boots from Paris.

Aside from struggling to find clothes that fit her properly, to sleep comfortably, she has to double-stack her XL king bed to prevent her feet from hanging off the edge.

And when it comes to spending the night with a guy — Temara will rarely stay over a guy’s place.

“I usually invite them to my place instead, though some of them might need a little boost to get onto my bed as I double-stack mattresses.”

Before growing a massive following, Temara was an accountant. After posting videos on TikTok, people became fascinated with her height, which led her to join OnlyFans — after many asked her to do so.

After quickly earning $100,000 only a few days after posting on the site, she left her corporate job — and the rest is history.

“It’s something I embrace and am proud of and I want others who are tall like me, or who have any kind of ‘difference’ to feel empowered and confident in who they are,” she said.

“Although things were hard growing up, I’ve made a fortune from my height as an adult.”