So organized. So Japanese, lol. It's like a gender reversal of the geisha tradition there.
Why do you say the intimacy is fake? What would make it real in your opinion? That's a rhetorical question btw. I already know your answer: a traditional exclusive relationship between two people. A couple. The way it
aught to be, lol.
The problem with that as the young female client demonstrates is that her needs are not met by her boyfriend(s). A hired lover trained in the art does such a better job that she will continue to pay him even if her boyfriend finds out and dumps her. That's how valuable the experience is for her, how strong her unmet need is.
That was my experience. Thirty years ago as a young MT I developed a clientele at a spa most of whom continued to see me after the spa closed. I massaged them at my place or traveled to theirs. A small number of them became sensual massage customers and almost all were women. I had learned tantric massage and offered it only to clients who inquired about it. For all intents I became a sex worker to them though I saw it as sex therapy or intimacy therapy.
Some were married, some had boyfriends and some were single and dating or too busy to date. All were missing the physical and emotional intimacy exactly as expressed by the young woman in this video. Sometimes they just needed to be held, consoled and reminded their bodies were beautiful. Most were once a week types but some saw me multiple times a week. Though orgasm isn't the goal of tantric sex my clients frequently had multiples and we almost always ended up coupling. Word of mouth brought me more customers.
Two things strike me most about the young woman who hired the male prostitute in this video. The first is the importance of foreplay to her--which my clients complained they never got enough from their men. The second is the young woman's claim that she loves her male prostitute. Without exception all my long term sensual customers told me they loved me.
Okay let the moralizing begin.