When I made my first panty listing on Scented Pansy, I was somewhere between turned on, terrified, and overly invested in finding the perfect lighting to show off my panties. I didn’t know what to expect—would anyone even want to sniff me? Was my scent good enough? Would I have to fake a personality I didn’t enjoy just to make sales?

Spoiler alert: I didn’t.
And they did.
A lot.

Turns out, there’s something wildly empowering about leaning into your natural scent, your body, your kinks, and realizing that you’re the product—and that’s a damn good thing. I'm not just selling panties or pee or spit in a jar. I’m selling fantasy, obsession, and control. The moment you realize you’re the one creating the craving? Game over.

I remember the first time someone tipped me “just because.” I wasn’t even offering a bundle. He just wanted to be acknowledged. To sniff. To exist beneath me. And that’s when the switch flipped—this isn’t just a marketplace. It’s a stage. It’s a playground. It’s my throne.

Of course, not every day is drenched in gold coins and scent-obsessed simps. Some days you wonder if your inbox died. Or you second-guess your pricing. Or you worry you're too weird, too kinky, or not kinky enough. But the beauty of being a seller here? There’s someone out there for your filth. Always. And probably ten someones, once they find you.

I’ve sold panties soaked in sweat, cookies drenched in piss, goddess trash like q-tips and toilet paper, and yes—plenty of filthy fantasies sealed in messages, voice notes, and vials. I even offered a “Scholarship Daddy” promo to help fund my summer classes. You’d be surprised how many buyers wanted to stroke while sponsoring my GPA.

If you’re a new seller reading this, here’s my advice:
Be you, but filthier.
Find your voice, even if it moans.
Don’t be afraid to be weird. Or demanding. Or submissive. Or bratty.
You can sell panties that smell like roses, or ones that smell like ruin—there’s a buyer for both.
And never forget: your scent is sacred. Your filth is power. Your time is not free.

I may be new, but I’m already addicted.
And so are they.