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It is with great pleasure that we introduce you to a very special performer in this issue: Ciny Missglückt. She has been chosen as our Creator of the Month and took the time for an extensive, very open conversation.

The pink-haired creator talks about how she started rather spontaneously with nude and erotic photography four years ago, why she chose the stage name “Missglückt” and the message behind it. She speaks honestly about her path from training as a social assistant and educator to becoming a full-time creator, about the appeal of live cams and produced videos, dealing with boundary violations, bizarre and hilarious moments behind the scenes, as well as the intense encounters with fans at trade fairs like VENUS and Exquisit.

She also shares insights into her working day (which far exceeds 40 hours), the importance of custom content, social media and direct fan contact, her preferences when it comes to collaborations, and her plans for the coming years. Particularly valuable: Ciny also offers honest advice for women who are curious about the creator world and talks about boundaries, self-confidence and the often underestimated business side of the profession.

Ciny Missglückt is open-minded, reflective and authentic – a performer who refuses to be put into boxes and approaches her work with humour, self-love and clear communication. I am very happy to introduce her to you.

Enjoy reading!

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Ciny, first of all, thank you so much for being willing to do this interview! You have been chosen as CASZIN Creator of the Month. How does that feel for you, and do you already have experience with interviews?

Ciny Missglückt:
I actually already did an interview once for “Welt der VENUS” and have also given interviews at several trade fairs. Still, it’s always exciting when you get the chance to talk about yourself and your work. These days I approach these things quite relaxed, though, because I simply show myself the way I am. Being chosen as CASZIN Creator of the Month was a nice surprise for me. Of course it’s also a confirmation of what I do. But even more, I’m happy that it gives me the opportunity to introduce myself and my work to a larger audience and maybe inspire new people for me.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
How did you even get started in the creator world? Was that always your plan or did it happen more spontaneously?

Ciny Missglückt:
I started with nude and erotic photography about four years ago. Later videos were added, and for about a year and a half I’ve also been active in the live-cam sector. The whole thing actually started pretty spontaneously. I had photos on my hard drives that would otherwise probably just have stayed there, and out of curiosity I started selling some of them. When I noticed that it was well received, I became bolder and wanted to try more things. I personally never really had a problem with nudity. I like showing myself and find it exciting to be part of this industry. I had even started modelling about seven years earlier. Back then I was more of a shy, little grey mouse. Through modelling and my work I gradually developed more and more self-confidence and learned to perceive myself in a completely different way.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
What did you do before you worked as a creator?

Ciny Missglückt:
First I trained as a social assistant and then as an educator. Professionally I also worked in elderly care, retail and hotel cleaning. I like trying out new things and really don’t like standing still. Still, with my previous jobs I never really had the feeling of having arrived. My work as a creator then developed step by step. What started more as a side thing became an ever larger part of my life over time. Meanwhile I have the feeling that I’ve found something that really suits me.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
How did you come up with your stage name “Ciny Missglückt”? What does it mean to you?

Ciny Missglückt:
My name “Missglückt” is inspired by “Missglückte Welt”, a song by my favourite band. For me the name means that nobody is perfect. Everyone has their edges and quirks, their peculiarities and things that make them special. We don’t all have to fit into some social norm to be valuable. The name also has a more personal meaning for me. I had difficult times in my past and was bullied at school. That of course shaped me. Over time, though, I learned to process these experiences and become more self-confident. So I think the name also contains a nice message: Even if others consider you a failure or try to put you down, you can make something beautiful out of your life. You don’t have to be perfect to go your own way.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
You’re also active in the live-cam sector. What do you particularly like about it, and how would you describe yourself there?

Ciny Missglückt:
What I love most about the live-cam sector is the spontaneity and the direct contact. You can talk to each other in real time, respond to each other and have a nice time together. I get immediate feedback and can interact with my fans much more directly. How I present myself in front of the camera also depends a bit on my mood. Sometimes I’m cheeky and playful, sometimes self-confident and more assertive, sometimes silly and sometimes more seductive. I don’t like being pinned down to one particular role. It’s important to me to stay authentic and simply be 100 percent Ciny. In the live-cam sector I can also show sides of myself that maybe don’t always get as much space in everyday life, because there you constantly have to make compromises. In front of the camera I can express myself more freely and simply be myself.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
There are certainly also difficult encounters with users. How do you deal with people who don’t respect your boundaries?

Ciny Missglückt:
Of course you also meet people who can’t handle a no, expect free content or cross personal boundaries. At the beginning I like to try humour, sarcasm or a casual remark. Sometimes that already helps to defuse the situation. But if I notice that it doesn’t work and someone continues not to respect my boundaries, I become clear. I think you can be friendly, but you don’t have to put up with everything. Respect is the be-all and end-all for me. And very important: No means no. That applies online just as much as in real life.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Are there particularly funny or bizarre moments from your work so far that you like to remember?

Ciny Missglückt:
There are actually quite a few! Especially during live sessions something unexpected can always happen. Sometimes it’s technical glitches, sometimes particularly absurd situations or requests where you first wonder what just actually happened. Also during joint streams with other creators situations keep arising that we laugh about for a long time afterwards. One particularly memorable moment was a completely bizarre incident with my colleague Blue Mel. We had to laugh so hard that we could hardly get ourselves under control again. I think moments like that are simply part of it. Not everything always runs perfectly, and sometimes the best memories come precisely from the unexpected situations. You just shouldn’t take yourself too seriously all the time.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
What do you prefer: producing videos or standing live in front of the camera?

Ciny Missglückt:
Honestly? I couldn’t decide! I started with videos and later discovered the live-cam sector for myself. Meanwhile I wouldn’t want to miss either. With videos I can give free rein to my creativity. I can work with storyboards, scripts and little stories, plan things and think about how I want to implement something. Some productions are very thought-out, others arise more spontaneously and therefore seem more natural and amateurish. With live-cam, on the other hand, it’s precisely the spontaneity that I enjoy so much. I can respond directly to my fans, talk to them and have a good time together. Both areas have their very own appeal. That’s why I don’t want to decide at all, but continue doing both.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
You’re represented on various platforms, for example on 4based and Susi.Live. Do the target groups differ there, and how important is contact with your fans to you?

Ciny Missglückt:
Yes, the target groups differ somewhat, which of course also has to do with how the respective platforms are used. With live-cam the direct interaction is in the foreground for me: You spend time together, chat and experience things in real time. On video platforms, on the other hand, it’s more about watching produced content or requesting individual wishes. Everywhere there are silent followers who regularly buy content but hardly write. Others are very communicative and frequently seek exchange. That’s a bit different on every platform. I basically publish my content on several platforms. Usually it first goes on my own site and then also on other sites. That way my fans can decide for themselves which platform they prefer to use without having to take out different subscriptions everywhere. Content-wise I have a colourful mix of different formats and collaborations. I don’t want to be limited to a single category. Contact with my fans is incredibly important to me. Without the people who support me and accompany my path, I wouldn’t be where I am today. With live-cam I can communicate with them directly, while messages on other platforms are sometimes answered with a bit of a delay. I’m happy about every form of support and am really grateful for it.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
You’re regularly on the road at trade fairs. How do you experience the encounters with your fans there?

Ciny Missglückt:
That’s something very special for me every time. Online you often see numbers, views and messages. At a trade fair you suddenly notice how many people you actually reach and how many have been following you for a longer time. When people come up to me to get a photo or an autograph, I’m sometimes really overwhelmed. There have already been moments when I almost cried with emotion. It particularly touches me when someone tells me that they came especially because of me or have been following me for a long time. Sometimes in such situations I don’t really know what to say because it simply hits me emotionally. I love this personal contact and am happy about every encounter. Of course four days of VENUS are also exhausting. It’s loud, crowded and something is always happening. You’re on the move the whole time and have to be present. Still, they are wonderful experiences that I wouldn’t want to miss. The Exquisit was also something special for me this year because I celebrated my birthday there. I got to meet so many lovely people, had beautiful encounters and even received gifts. I definitely won’t forget that.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
What kind of content do you like making the most, and what equipment is essential for your work?

Ciny Missglückt:
I particularly like working with other women. In general, though, I love variety. I do different formats, both alone and together with others, and I don’t like being limited to a single direction. I’m someone who likes to decide spontaneously and implement what I feel like doing right now. At the same time there of course has to be enough content so that my platforms stay regularly active. That’s why I also plan ahead and produce content in advance. It’s important to me that I enjoy my work. I enjoy the freedom to be creative and implement my own ideas without constantly being put into a particular box. Technically I of course need a good camera, a decent microphone, my PC and a second phone. I also have a larger background set where I can store various props and equipment for my productions. Over time quite a bit accumulates there. The right equipment helps me implement my ideas the way I imagine them.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Your pink hair has become your trademark. How did that come about?

Ciny Missglückt:
My hair has been pink for about four years. Back then I had already tried almost every other hair colour, but pink was still missing. At some point I simply thought: “I’ve never had pink hair – so I’ll try that now!” At first the pink was still darker, but over time I wanted it more and more vibrant and eye-catching because I simply love strong colours. Pink and black are among my favourite colours anyway. I like this contrast and like to call myself a pink princess. That pink would eventually become such a strong trademark of mine wasn’t planned at the beginning. It simply developed. Meanwhile I use the colour quite deliberately, though, because many people immediately associate me with it. In my wardrobe you’ll find about half pink and half black. Whether I’ll stay pink forever I of course can’t promise. But at the moment I feel very comfortable with it and can hardly imagine changing the colour again so quickly.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
What does a typical working day look like for you? And how many hours do you actually work?

Ciny Missglückt:
There isn’t really a typical working day for me. It differs from week to week, but I definitely work significantly more than 40 hours a week. Many people only see the finished photo or video with creators and underestimate how much work is behind it. Everyday life includes not only shootings and video productions, but also sorting through photos, editing material, cutting and uploading videos, answering messages, managing social media, live-cam, planning appointments and organising collaborations. On top of that come jobs and shootings outside the house, travel, trade fairs, bookkeeping, taxes, data backup and sorting countless files. Especially the work at the PC takes an incredible amount of time. Of course I try to give myself a certain structure and meet deadlines. At the same time I have to stay flexible because spontaneous jobs or collaborations can come up. That’s why I would find it difficult to stick to a completely rigid schedule. I would definitely describe myself as a workaholic. When I have time, I often work even when I actually have free time or am on holiday. That simply comes from the fact that I love my work and therefore it sometimes doesn’t feel like classic work at all. Still, you have to be aware that behind all of this is a complete business that has to be organised and run. Of course my friends, my family and the people who are important to me are just as important. That’s why I still want to consciously take time for them and for myself.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Custom content and personal wishes of fans play a big role for many creators. How is that with you?

Ciny Missglückt:
I really, really like doing custom content! On the one hand because I can specifically respond to my fans’ wishes, on the other hand also because it keeps giving me new ideas. Sometimes requests come in that I myself might never have thought of, and I find that exciting. It’s of course particularly nice when I can make someone really happy with an individual wish. That’s simply a wonderful feeling. Of course there are also boundaries. I communicate openly from the start what I offer and what I don’t. When a request comes in, I say very clearly what I like to implement and where my personal boundaries are. Within this framework I try to fulfil the wishes as well as possible and at the same time bring in my own creativity. There are actually things that I fundamentally don’t do – regardless of how much someone would pay for them. After all, I want to enjoy my work myself and feel comfortable with what I do. If a wish doesn’t suit me or I feel uncomfortable with it, I decline it or suggest an alternative that I feel comfortable with. I’m a big fan of honest, direct communication. I prefer to say clearly from the start what is possible and what isn’t rather than beating around the bush for a long time. I believe that helps everyone in the end.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
You’re also active on social media, for example on Instagram and X. What role do these platforms play for you and your work?

Ciny Missglückt:
I think social media has become indispensable these days. Instagram in particular plays a huge role for me, but X is also important. Of course it depends on which target group you want to reach. The choice of platform and also the content you publish there make a big difference. You can’t just post exactly the same thing everywhere because different people are active on the different platforms. Social media is therefore a huge part of my work for me. You have to be regularly active so that people keep seeing you, remembering you and ideally also becoming aware of your 18+ platforms. As a creator it’s one of the most important advertising tools you have in your own hands. At the same time I don’t just want to advertise there. I also give my followers insights into my life and everyday routine. I share shooting photos, show my pets, take people a bit behind the scenes and also let them share private moments. Of course there are also insights into my work. I simply want to show a colourful mix so that the people who have been following me for a longer time keep getting something new from me – and new people can get to know me.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
If you look one to two years into the future: Where do you see yourself and your work then?

Ciny Missglückt:
When I say that I like to take things as they come, that’s not even a lie. But it’s just as untrue that I have no plans or goals. I think with me it’s a mixture of both: I like to be surprised, but I still have some wishes and ideas for the future. Privately I of course wish for a certain stability. My own car, maybe a house one day, happy pets and happy people by my side – and of course that I’m happy myself. A certain financial security is also part of it for me. Those are maybe not particularly fancy wishes, but things that are really important to me. As far as my work is concerned, I mainly want to continue being able to do what I love, and in my own way. I want to continue being on the road at trade fairs, working with great people and remaining present as a creator. At the same time I want to develop further, be even more active and show more of myself. There are also events I would like to experience once, for example CreatorConX or the Bucharest Summit. And a very special wish would be to one day see a picture of myself hanging somewhere. That would already be something special! Besides that, some larger projects are already planned. For next year, for example, a complete content holiday with another person is planned. So it definitely won’t be boring, and I still have quite a bit ahead of me. I’m curious myself where all of this will take me.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
What would you say to a woman who is curious about the creator world but still feels unsure? Is this even a profession that suits every person?

Ciny Missglückt:
I don’t think this profession suits every person. You should already bring a certain personality for it and feel comfortable showing yourself. You also have to be able to deal with the fact that not everyone likes you. There will always be people who support you, but also haters. That’s why you need a certain self-confidence and should learn to know and stand up for your own boundaries. If someone is curious about the creator world, I would say: Inform yourself calmly and first think about what you can even imagine. With me it started with shootings back then, and those don’t have to be revealing right away. I developed step by step and only ever tried what I felt comfortable with. That way I gradually found out what I enjoy and where my boundaries are. But it’s important not to let yourself be pushed into anything. You don’t always have to go further or do something just because others do it or because supposedly a lot of money can be earned with it. Your own boundaries may change, but they don’t have to. And if something doesn’t feel right, that’s completely okay. What you should definitely not underestimate is the digital world. We live in the internet age, and content can be saved, copied and further distributed. What is published today can possibly still turn up somewhere many years later. You should really think about that beforehand and be aware that you cannot fully control the distribution of your own content. The business side must also not be forgotten. Being a creator doesn’t just mean producing content, but also taking on organisational and financial responsibility. That includes, for example, bookkeeping, taxes and other ongoing costs. In my opinion this is often underestimated when from the outside you only see the nice sides. My conclusion would therefore be: Not everyone has to go this path, and no one should feel pressured into it. Anyone who is interested should inform themselves thoroughly, take the risks seriously and above all make their own decisions – not fulfil the expectations of others.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Is there anything else you would definitely like to pass on to your fans, your supporters or the people who are just getting to know you?

Ciny Missglückt:
To close I simply want to say a very heartfelt thank you to every single person who has accompanied me this far, discovered me anew or become curious about me through this interview. I have so much love for you and sometimes don’t even know how I should ever give it all back to you. I’m really happy about every single one of you and am incredibly grateful for your support. Thank you, thank you so much! I hope I was able to give you a nice and honest insight into my world with this interview and show you who is behind Ciny Missglückt. And one thing is particularly close to my heart: Be kind to each other and treat others the way you yourself would like to be treated. Be kind to animals – that is very important to me! And above all: Go through life with lots of humour, self-confidence and self-love. Don’t always take yourself too seriously, stand by yourself and don’t let others tell you that you’re not good enough. Stay true to yourself and do what makes you happy! 💗

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Ciny, thank you so much for the candid and in-depth interview!

Ciny in the net:

https://4based.com/profile/ciny_mss_glckt
https://ciny-live.de/
https://onlyfans.com/ciny_miss_glckt
https://www.instagram.com/ciny_miss_glckt_official/