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I get asked that occasionally by clients. I have a justforfans and a few clients ask about it if they’ve seen my justforfans. It’s totally unacceptable and unethical (and illegal) to film someone and post it without their consent and I’d never do it but I do understand the concern. 
Sites like justforfans and Onlyfans require the ID and consent form’s completed for anyone appearing in a video (although I think some people circumvent this). When I shoot content for my justforfans it’s with models who have provided ID and consent forms. Also it’s really obvious that a film is being shot because there’s lighting, cameras and cables everywhere. Plus a cameraman sometimes! The film looks good I hope… but the actual production of it isn’t very conducive to a relaxing sensual massage 🙂. 

I’m a bit paranoid about providers with Only Fans and Just for Fans accounts.  I feel like they’re secretly filming our session.

Public Peeing! 
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It's Time to Decriminalize Sex Work

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No. There are some things I consider private. My hobby of hiring, my net worth/annual earnings and the Justin Bieber blow up doll I have in the back of the closet in the hallway are a few examples of things I do not share with anyone. 🤫

I am thoroughly enjoying "The Problem with Jon Stewart" on Apple TV+. The show does an effective job of highlighting controversial issues; sharing the personal stories of those impacted; and giving little wiggle room to the government officials that agree to an interview on the subject.

People talk themselves in circles about providers who don't kiss.
They don't kiss because they'd rather not be doing what they're doing.
I have neither patience nor sympathy for providers who don't kiss and yet expect to stay in the game.
 
 

I've known many people who engage in sex work of various types. From what I've seen, there's nothing about sex work that is inherently traumatizing. Rather, doing illegal work and dealing with nasty or violent clients without recourse to the police are the primary issues.
We live in a culture that is very sex-negative and puritanical. So if someone chooses to do sex work, or circumstances of their life push them into it, many people will judge them as damaged, diseased, and other forms of dehumanization. I think that's the primary cause of trauma for sex workers. 

I was in Honolulu for some volunteer business. Met a 21-ish year old Australian guy on Grindr, he was away from his friends and on a walk about 1000 yards from my condo. Convenient. He was hot! He stopped by, naked fun ensued. At one point my cell went off with “must answer” ringtone. As I was handling the call, the young man proceeded to smile at me, and went down and sucked my cock, keeping eye contact with me throughout the BJ and the phone call. Whew, was fun. After the call ended I flipped him onto his back and showed him another fun place my cock could go. Was a great evening.

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