This question is hard to answer with a 'yes' or 'no' especially if I don't know who is asking it. My answer is 'Of course I am', if you mean what I know Feminism to mean. Like with all politically charged words, the word 'Feminism' has been used to mean wildly different things depending on who is using it and for what aim.
There are people who use the concept of Feminism to agitate already rightfully frustrated men and provide rightfully frustrated women a space where they can air the grievances from living under patriarchy, but then nothing positive is provided. It's used to further divide the genders and sexes, and is even used as an insult towards women who identify with it. This is not a new concept. Propagandists have been using 'Feminism' as a negative and divisive term since the 1800s. Feminists have always been depicted as shrew man-hating lesbian women. It's nothing new to see movements meant to unite or draw attention to a struggle be co-opted into and depicted as some annoying insufferable group of people.
Feminism was never about pissing off or hating on men. I think sometimes people forget the real struggles women were facing at the time when it really came about, like worker's rights (something ALL sexes deal with TODAY) and the right to vote or participate in politics. They were still depicted as shrew man-hating lesbian women even then when they wanted basic things we take for granted today. We have this idea of a well off bored housewife who just wants to bitch on the internet, and sure that is a lot of online 'feminists' today given the social media/mommy blogger era, but at its core Feminism is equality of the sexes, which is something I am obviously in favor for.
Men need Feminism. In the current Western culture with basic gender norms (most people follow basic gender norms still in 2026), men have an intense, overbearing role that is often not seen in faux feminist social media posts. So do women, of course. That's the whole issue. We are all bearing too much burden in different areas. Men in these basic roles are usually tasked with providing, working, and protecting from a young age. Anyone raised with siblings of a different sex can immediately sense the difference in responsibilities from a young age. Girls have to nurture, clean, cook, and tend to domestic responsibilities to an unreasonable degree; boys have to work outside, put their life on the line for their family, understand and manage household finances to an unreasonable degree.
These are just small gender burdens in the grand scheme of things. Women deal with sexualization from a young age which literally alters their brain. Men deal with violence (from other men to be clear) from a young age which can threaten their life. This is not to say men should be sexualized more or women should patriciate in needless violence more, it's to say we should come together to overcome these gendered issues. Women do experience disproportionate violence and abuse from men, but men also experience this from other men. It's not all men, it's a percentage of men - usually men in power or men with resources in a given hierarchy. These tendencies trickle into smaller hierarchies like families or workplaces and result in women being victims of men, which is certainly worth talking about. I think men shouldn't feel threatened by that fact of life, they should embrace it and strive to correct that behavior in themselves and other men.
Feminism to me means that men and women come together to overcome patriarchy and other facets of oppression with none of us feeling the pressure of the other. Unfortunately in 2026 we mostly have annoying ass women freaking out on Instagram, creepy ass men pretending to be Feminists so they can prey on women, and men (and pick-mes) who still use Feminist as an insult.
I think it makes perfect sense that I'm a porn creator and a real principled feminist. These things do not conflict in any way. I love men. I love sex. I love sex with men. I think being a feminist makes me a better sex worker and being a sex worker makes me a better feminist. I know a lot more about how men think and feel about women than I did before. I provide men a safe place to express these things to me (and trust me they do). I am a normal understanding woman who isn't instantly begging them for money, and I want to provide a real womanly experience for them that they might not be getting elsewhere.
I think I help men love and appreciate women more than I make them objectify and hate us. The default is to sexualize women, so I'm personally not making it worse. Many of my fans that I talk to regularly express never being able to talk to a woman like they do me and how much they really appreciate my perspective on life. Of course I do porn and I know they are sexualizing me, but they also think I'm cool and smart and funny. It's important for men to see women as not just sexual beings, but safe and fun people to be around.