This was an eye-opening documentary concerning different types of sex work primarily involving gay men. I truly believe that sex work is legitimate work, and sex work should be decriminalized. I'm not shocked that there's still a stigma around it, but with documentaries like this and word of mouth experiences, it should be more accepted in time. Paying for cuddling was a shock to me but not the disability sex work. I'm reminded of the movie, Mask, where his mom hired a woman to satisfy him for his first time. The need for pleasure is genetic. It's not the government's business if you choose to pay for it. On a final note, the silver daddy on the massage table is very attractive. I wish we could have seen the end of that session!
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