behavior when seeing a porn star or print model

[viewing ownly]

It's a question for both other men who hire well-known people, as well any well-established men who are seen by guys who are super-fans of them.

For me, I feel like I'm out of control with my gushing fandom that it sets a horrid tone for my appointment as opposed to just acting as if I'm seeing Joe Schmoe and am "being normal". I don't at all doubt that these dreamy looking men would prefer a client who isn't a crazed, fawning dude over their career.

Is it challenging as a provider to give an equal experience to someone making no mention of your extra-curricular activities to one who can't shut the fuck up about seeing you in an underwear catalog 20 years ago on page 12? I have no doubt that those that permit fellatio are more so happy to not have to hear my voice over possibly enjoying the feeling. No, I don't try to talk when my mouth is full.

[big-n-tall]

I have met many porn actors/stars and most of them are very normal easy going people. Only a few have talked about their porn careers and none in “I’m a star!” type of way. At least not the ones I’ve met.

So, for me, it’s easy for me to not fawn over them. Many (some Ive met for business and some socially), beyond their good looks and incredible bodies just wanted to be treated normally or as friendly as one can in the transactional nature of their business.

You’ll definitely go further in experience with them or whatever relationship if you don’t treat them as an object… well unless that’s their kink in the bedroom. 😛 

Like anyone, they like to told they’re sexy, beautiful/handsome or what have you but definitely not in a profusely gushing manner continuously.

Edited May 2 by big-n-tall