Hobbying has 'destroyed' my life

Shaunhorny

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I don't say 'destroy' with the usual connotation. It could be a good thing in this case, I dunno. The point is that this isn't a 'hobby' for me. It's a lifestyle. The variety of women I've seen and the variety of services I've obtained has destroyed my ability to settle down. I don't think I can ever stick with one woman again (at least not without cheating.... often).

It's like living in two worlds. By day I work, by night I'm my own pornstar.

I was in LA last week and had appointments with a bombass Mexican honey. It started with one appointment but I was hooked on her ever since. Yet now I can hardly remember what she looks like. I just remember that she was cute as hell. Another cute face that I'll never see again. It'll be the same thing next month.

As an aside, I now know that I prefer `hobbying` in other cities because that way you just get lost in the shuffle. I love the anonymity of it and the unfamliarity and novelty of the surroundings.

How far does the rabbit hole go? Have any of you done this year after year and made it an intergal part of your life? Of those who have, how many of you are married or unmarried?

I couldn`t get a girlfriend and become a swinger. I simply can`t relate to people for long durations of time anymore. I usually want to be alone, and when I want company I want an SP - somebody who I know little of anything about. I relish the little head games that they play: pretending they love you, pretending they don`t have a boyfriend and want you to be him, wanting you to be their sugar daddy for life even though that`s simply out of the question, the bait-and-switches, the YMMV ridiculousness. All this from women who are complete strangers. It`s a bit of pseudo-relationship drama but without an actual relationship. I get a kick out of the psychology of it all and knowing that some of the younger ones will one day be doctors, teachers, lawyers, and even mothers.

This is the Xmas season but the thought of celebrating with relatives and friends (both have dwindled to near nothing) is now an alien and foreign concept to me. My entire life revolves around 1) work 2) getting off with strange women. I sit here all alone watching the festivities and want no part of it yet I`m delighted that it brings so much joy to everybody else. What a wonderful world we live in.

It seems to me that the `destruction`of my `normal`life as a result of `hobbying` has actually been a positive force in my life.

Is there anybody else out there that has concluded that this hobbying lifestyle is their destiny? Does anybody else understand where I`m coming from?

Under the circumstances - being alone in my home - I should probably be scared, sad, or angry. But I`m the opposite. I`m filled with glee. I`ll be visiting a relative on Xmas day but after that it`s back to what I know best.
 

slingbladde

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ditto on everything you said, my 2 cents is i get gfs just because i am low on funds and now have been low for years, anyone else go bankrupt partly because you enjoyed it too much and stopped balancing the books? hehe
 

JD75

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kinda sounds like you've convinced yourself of that. just be aware not to alienate yourself completely from the friends or family you've got left. one day you might wake up and figure out that there's more to life than what you're living and then you'll really feel alone.

I'm not judging you by any means, it's just a thought.
 

Rockslinger

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If you are under 30 years old, you are probably just going through a phase. Don't worry, you'll grow out of it when you have sown enough "wild oats". If you are over 30, then it might be more than a phase. Are you hurting anyone or yourself? If not, don't obssess over it.
 

nottyboi

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I think it is sign of addiction when you skip out on so many things. I still enjoy family get togethers. I'm even able to combine the two. I once stopped to see an escort on my way to my nieces communion. Now, I am a recovering catholic, so this was somewhat therapeutic. Once I was there I enjoyed my time with my sisters. I have go on sex vacations...but it is now over a month since I have seen an escort...but I will see one soon. It's all about balance. After all, I had sex with about 45-50 women this year, and I think that is not bad. And it was good fun!! lol.
 

Thunderballs

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Interesting in that your post is almost a plea for help but in it you convince yourself that you don't have a problem and justify what you are doing. That should tell you something. Why don't you take a break for a month or two and see what happens in your life.
 

alex52

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Shaunhorny said:
I don't say 'destroy' with the usual connotation. It could be a good thing in this case, I dunno. The point is that this isn't a 'hobby' for me. It's a lifestyle. The variety of women I've seen and the variety of services I've obtained has destroyed my ability to settle down. I don't think I can ever stick with one woman again (at least not without cheating.... often).

It's like living in two worlds. By day I work, by night I'm my own pornstar.

I was in LA last week and had appointments with a bombass Mexican honey. It started with one appointment but I was hooked on her ever since. Yet now I can hardly remember what she looks like. I just remember that she was cute as hell. Another cute face that I'll never see again. It'll be the same thing next month.

As an aside, I now know that I prefer `hobbying` in other cities because that way you just get lost in the shuffle. I love the anonymity of it and the unfamliarity and novelty of the surroundings.

How far does the rabbit hole go? Have any of you done this year after year and made it an intergal part of your life? Of those who have, how many of you are married or unmarried?

I couldn`t get a girlfriend and become a swinger. I simply can`t relate to people for long durations of time anymore. I usually want to be alone, and when I want company I want an SP - somebody who I know little of anything about. I relish the little head games that they play: pretending they love you, pretending they don`t have a boyfriend and want you to be him, wanting you to be their sugar daddy for life even though that`s simply out of the question, the bait-and-switches, the YMMV ridiculousness. All this from women who are complete strangers. It`s a bit of pseudo-relationship drama but without an actual relationship. I get a kick out of the psychology of it all and knowing that some of the younger ones will one day be doctors, teachers, lawyers, and even mothers.

This is the Xmas season but the thought of celebrating with relatives and friends (both have dwindled to near nothing) is now an alien and foreign concept to me. My entire life revolves around 1) work 2) getting off with strange women. I sit here all alone watching the festivities and want no part of it yet I`m delighted that it brings so much joy to everybody else. What a wonderful world we live in.

It seems to me that the `destruction`of my `normal`life as a result of `hobbying` has actually been a positive force in my life.

Is there anybody else out there that has concluded that this hobbying lifestyle is their destiny? Does anybody else understand where I`m coming from?

Under the circumstances - being alone in my home - I should probably be scared, sad, or angry. But I`m the opposite. I`m filled with glee. I`ll be visiting a relative on Xmas day but after that it`s back to what I know best.
I wonder what happened to you, to have such shallow and narrow life
 

danmand

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Surprise, surprise, our actions in life has consequences.

I strongly agree that hobbying is a short term benefit and a long term
malfit. I would advise all young guys to stay away from it.
 

Toke

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Shaunhorny said:
I don't say 'destroy' with the usual connotation. It could be a good thing in this case, I dunno. The point is that this isn't a 'hobby' for me. It's a lifestyle. The variety of women I've seen and the variety of services I've obtained has destroyed my ability to settle down. I don't think I can ever stick with one woman again (at least not without cheating.... often).

It's like living in two worlds. By day I work, by night I'm my own pornstar.

I was in LA last week and had appointments with a bombass Mexican honey. It started with one appointment but I was hooked on her ever since. Yet now I can hardly remember what she looks like. I just remember that she was cute as hell. Another cute face that I'll never see again. It'll be the same thing next month.

As an aside, I now know that I prefer `hobbying` in other cities because that way you just get lost in the shuffle. I love the anonymity of it and the unfamliarity and novelty of the surroundings.

How far does the rabbit hole go? Have any of you done this year after year and made it an intergal part of your life? Of those who have, how many of you are married or unmarried?

I couldn`t get a girlfriend and become a swinger. I simply can`t relate to people for long durations of time anymore. I usually want to be alone, and when I want company I want an SP - somebody who I know little of anything about. I relish the little head games that they play: pretending they love you, pretending they don`t have a boyfriend and want you to be him, wanting you to be their sugar daddy for life even though that`s simply out of the question, the bait-and-switches, the YMMV ridiculousness. All this from women who are complete strangers. It`s a bit of pseudo-relationship drama but without an actual relationship. I get a kick out of the psychology of it all and knowing that some of the younger ones will one day be doctors, teachers, lawyers, and even mothers.

This is the Xmas season but the thought of celebrating with relatives and friends (both have dwindled to near nothing) is now an alien and foreign concept to me. My entire life revolves around 1) work 2) getting off with strange women. I sit here all alone watching the festivities and want no part of it yet I`m delighted that it brings so much joy to everybody else. What a wonderful world we live in.

It seems to me that the `destruction`of my `normal`life as a result of `hobbying` has actually been a positive force in my life.

Is there anybody else out there that has concluded that this hobbying lifestyle is their destiny? Does anybody else understand where I`m coming from?

Under the circumstances - being alone in my home - I should probably be scared, sad, or angry. But I`m the opposite. I`m filled with glee. I`ll be visiting a relative on Xmas day but after that it`s back to what I know best.
This is why I am retired.
 

MPAsquared

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WOW! These kinds of posts are why I adore terb and learn so much from it and about the customers of all sectors of 'hobbying'.

I wanted to add a female view and response, as well as an MPA's side...

I agree with every single reply...all contradictory, yet all true. Life is about balance. Its very important to be grateful for things you have. Appreciate those you love. And find and follow your passions in life. i agree that age is a question here. I dont really think young (under 30) guys should hobby. its addictive and expensive for a time thats supposed to be about finding YOURSELF and planting your feet firmly on the ground. Especially as a man!

If you are over 30...its blaring obvious that there are huge voids in your life and especially from an emotional stand point. You have basically mastered how to BE an SP and then put on your 'normal' hat and walk out the door straight faced and unphased! Thats the aspect to our (dancers/MPA's/SP's) job to carry that weight!! Thats why we make the money we make...everything comes at a price.

I think that after you run this course, you will seek out someone meaningful and special to you on completely different levels. Also, it may happen when u least expect it! The right woman can change your perspective in an instant!!!

In the mean time, focus on nurturing those friends and family, reach out to lost ones, and put as much effort into your social life as you do your work and naked work! If you put 100% into everything you do, you'll be in balance, and therefore in a right frame of mind to make life choices that are best for YOU! life has funny ways of teaching you things....and nothing is ever worth it if you dont learn the lesson. So enjoy it, but balance it. Enjoy it and everything else!!!!!

xoxo
 

Meister

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I think there are 2 things,
the brain releases chemicals during an orgasm that is only rivalled by such things as heroin...., hence the addiction angle.

The other issue is your fear of intimacy. You may have difficulties relating to a woman in a non sexual way.
 

alexmst

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As a single guy over 30 my advice is to balance the friends/relatives and the hobby more than you are doing. I have a loving family (parents/ siblings/cousins, etc) and a few friends who I enjoy talking to, meeting for dinner and e-mailing. I also hobby weekly and have for years, except when I am involved with a g/f.

At this time of year one tends to yearn for closeness and family, and I spend the holidays with family. Don't distance yourself from your relatives.

I date in the real world occassionally as well. Girls tend to respect me as I'm not a doormat since I don't need to put up with godzilla behaviour to get sex - if horny I just book one of my regular sp's. Since I'm not desperate for sex, girls don't take advantage of me and I like it like that.

It is possible to get hooked on the variety and newness the hobby presents one with. I prefer mistress type regular client relations where a rapport builds up with one girl over time and you both get to know each other well (sort of the opposite of your desire for total annonimity). Yes, she will eventually retire, get a serious b/f, get married, etc but the affair is fun while it is happening. If she leaves it is sad, but also like the whole world of beautiful women has been created for me afresh. I remember my regulars quite well.

Woody Allen once did a little piece in a film whose name I forget where the swinger and the married guy both are secretly envious of each other. The grass is always greener on the other side haha. It is true I think.
 

Rockslinger

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MPAsquared said:
I agree with every single reply...all contradictory, yet all true. Life is about balance.
I dont really think young (under 30) guys should hobby. its addictive and expensive for a time thats supposed to be about finding YOURSELF and planting your feet firmly on the ground. Especially as a man!
1) Yes, the human animal and human emotions are both contradictory and complicated. There is no one right answer.

2) He must sow his "wild oats" now (I assume he is under 30) and get them out of his system before he settles down to a "ball and chain" job, wife, 4 kids and a mortgage.
 
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