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I'm the highest contributing member to this forum, it's pretty much an addiction for me.
Admitting it IS the first step to recovery, Rye
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There was only one other time in life that I felt quite like that and it was when I used to work as a prostitute, oops, I'm sorry pornstar.
You might want to reconsider your choices of terms here:
You were not performing an
act of prostitution if you were not being directly compensated explicitly for providing 'sexual services'
for purposes of sexual gratification to a person or people whom you would otherwise not have served.
If all the participants are being compensated for providing 'sexual services'
to entertain an audience, then they are classified as 'performance artists'. (Porn Stars fall into that category - that is why while prostitution is criminal in most US states, it IS legal to have sex-for-money as a porn star, on camera, when ALL performers are being paid.)
In North America, virtually all commercial 'porn' is shot under this classification, and performance artists (aka 'Talent') are alarmingly better compensated (>300-600% of what you received) than you described.
I can appreciate your feeling cheap at those rates!
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Being 1 of 16 guys to tag team a girl really gives you that dirty feeling and even more so when you're being paid less than an actual prostitute would make.
Hmm... it depends. If you're doing it as 'performance art', but only being paid a nominal or token amount, because the producers
know you'd do it for nothing, just to get to fuck some girl, then I agree. That could certainly force a man to acknowledge his own desperation, and make him feel unseemly about it afterwards.
On the other hand, if some girlfriend of yours wants to host a bukkake-party on her face, or 'pull a train' or whatever other colourful metaphor she chooses, AND you wish to indulge her by helping to satisfy her fantasies, then participating might make you feel more confident, actualized, and joyful. (I know it always has for me!

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Under certain conditions those jobs are actually not bad at all, but under the conditions I worked in, I felt like trash and that's exactly how I've felt every time I've ever done something with a girl that I had no connection with.
This much I understand! Where there is neither emotional connection, psychological communion, or physical passion, then sex is a joyless and potentially even miserable experience - PARTICULARLY 'spite sex' - where you're doing it to 'get even' or to harm someone.
Passion is the antithesis of precision, and in my own quest for validation through sexual precision, I completely abandoned my own sexual passion, instead concentrating holistically on providing an unforgettable experience for my partners [clients? subjects? patients?!] and strictly going-through-the-motions until they were overwhelmed.
Great for them,
not so much for me... and when they wanted a repeat encounter, REGARDLESS OF THEIR OFTEN STAGGERING HOTNESS, my enthusiasm was sadly lacking - because I'd ALREADY DONE THEM, and was ready for the next 'challenge'.
Having recognized that I was missing out on the BEST PART, I began to reconnect to my own passions... which I can ONLY bring to bear when I ACTUALLY FEEL THAT
CONNECTION - that sense of authentic, primal intimacy which endures.
I know Sean knows what I'm talking about, I know AFC Adam does, also... I hope each of you eventually learns what it is I'm describing, for yourselves!
Johnny Soporno
Worthy Playboy