Most of the "interviews" I've heard or read about male models with successful or moderately successful careers mention that probably the only "drawback" of their profession is the "loneliness" and feeling "disoriented" or "uprooted" (like not have a real home). Jon Kortajarena mentioned all that in different moments, although he also said something like, "if I had all that ok in my life I'd probably complain about something else, becouse it's normal for people to complain"
good point and perspective. I had an awful interview just now and am getting rejected left right center
Have not had sex or traveled for a long time, but to your point, I'm at least alive, and have a roof over my head, have some savings and a laptop to surf porn. That's much better than a lot of people in the world.
Can you imagine being Jon kortajarena and being complaining like that? The guy is hot af, constantly working, has an incredible compound on the Canary Islands that has been the set for amazing parties, great sex escapes, celebrities lining up and he also makes a profit of that space. I believe you can even rent it and stay there if you have the right budget.
In fact, he didn't complain; that's precisely what I mentioned: even if whatever he could complain about was resolved, it's normal for humans to look for something to complain about.
