Masseurs Who Also Create Content - Yay or Nay?

[Simon Suraci]

A while back, one of my Dallas clients posted a negative reaction to a masseur he and I both really like. Once I shared that this masseur also creates fan site content, the client was grossed out and presumably doesn’t see that masseur any more. That’s unfortunate because that masseur really is a great guy and does good work. The puzzling thing about the client reaction is that the masseur and the client were not having sex, so I really don’t understand the relevance. I imagine this masseur had just as much sex privately before as he now does on camera - which begs the question: why should it matter?

Does this information change how you think about your masseurs? Is it hot and exciting to you? Is it “icky” thinking about what he does outside his massage sessions with you, either privately or for an audience? Do you worry more about your sexual health? Do you think his level of risk is any different when he has sex off screen vs sex on screen? Does his notoriety appeal to you?

I’ve considered creating content for a long time, but I’m just not ready to take on the time commitment, among other reservations. I’m wondering whether creating sexual content would have a positive or negative impact on my business. What do you guys think?