So lately I have been visiting a male strip club. I have even gone as far as to take a few dancers in the VIP room. I am starting to question so much yea I am single and working as an escort doesn't leave much time for dating and if I was to date it does make things complicated, but now I am starting to question if I am hooked on this type of service.
This is probably something that isn't really talked about any where. I mean majority of what is talked about here is all from the male hobbyist perspective but we haven't really talked about what if we providers become hobbyist and hired a male companion for ourselves for pretty much the same reasons that men will hire us.
I don't know I just think I have fallen down a serious rabbit whole.
This is interesting, and I admire your candor, but
I think you are bringing "double jeopardy" upon yourself, as some sort of a psychological want/need for (seeing the glass as being half-empty).
When one becomes a working girl, she is already adjusting considerably the unique and traditional relationship which tends to exist between mere 'sex' and 'human emotional bonding'. As it has previously been a 'given' that you are here at TERB and in the role of provider, you simply cannot pretend that to turn around and become a customer
doubles your seeming shortcomings that way.
The common thread is the removal of traditional boundaries, and you certainly didn't do so
twice.
In reality it stands to reason that it could be easier for one who has worked in this business to (think nothing of) turning around to be a customer in the same arena. So go ahead, look in the mirror and question whether you've seemingly adjusted your psychology to a degree great enough so that recovery will take a great deal of the future, but don't double your concerns over your own indulgence as a customer.
PS - because as you say, this "isn't really talked about anywhere"... many of the rest of us don't know the set-up at a male strip club, and don't understand whether "The VIP room" facilitates you getting your rocks off in the same way we so often read about men doing so at female strip clubs.
So when somebody says: "are you talking about sex?" we need additional clarity.