DR has published an interview with Danish content creator Emilie Poder, who works on TikTok and OnlyFans and says Robert Greene’s “The Laws of Human Nature” should be taught in schools.
The interview appeared on Saturday, August 29, 2026, as part of DR’s culture recommendation series. According to DR, Poder spends all of her working hours in front of a screen. The broadcaster asked her how she spends her weekends when the camera is off.
On TikTok she is known as Enulie Porer, where more than 60,000 people follow her, DR reports. She shares content from her own life on the profile and uses it to promote her adult content on OnlyFans.
Poder is also currently featured in the DR series “Alene hjemme med porno”. As DR describes it, the series examines the dilemma of seeking paying customers on social media platforms used by children and young people. It also covers life behind the camera and the work of selling sex online.
Books, reality TV and Masego
Poder told DR she is reading “Bespelled”, the second book in Laura Thalassa’s “Bewitched” series, which follows a young witch. She said she reads a great deal and can sometimes finish an entire book in a single day. Her reading includes thrillers, fantasy, romance, factual books and self development.
She described Robert Greene’s “The Laws of Human Nature” as her bible and her all time favorite. Per her account to DR, the book deals with rationality and with how people are driven by emotion. She said it can be read several times with new discoveries each time.
On screen viewing, Poder said she almost never uses streaming platforms herself, keeping them mainly for visiting friends and family. When she does watch Danish reality TV, it is because she can make content about it. She is currently watching the first season of “Temptation Island” on Viaplay.
According to DR, Poder thinks about which emotions make people watch, including outrage at injustice, longing, desire and anger. She said reality TV is particularly effective at creating outrage when infidelity is involved.
Her music listening centers on the American artist Masego, whom she has followed since 2020 without tiring of him, DR reports. She often listens while walking her three year old Doberman, Nova. She also plays older recordings by Louis Armstrong, Etta James and Ella Fitzgerald.
As noted in the interview, Poder prefers no headphones when she walks for her own sake. She told DR she feels most at ease in overgrown forest far from the city, ideally with a book. Combining the forest, a good spot and a book she rates 10 out of 10 is what she calls her peak life.
The music, books and walks all fall outside her working hours, DR reports. Poder said she deliberately seeks away from the digital when the customers are gone.
