I think it depends. Sometimes they are unaware that the model doesn't like them, sometimes they are aware, other times the model does like them and actually gets to know them. Like for example, there have been cases of fans actually ending up in relationships with cam models, or Twitch streamers dating their moderators or top donors, etc. That's generally quite rare though of course but it does happen. I think a lot of guys are just lonely and like the attention it brings.
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You only know it "happens" because they told you it happens, correct? It isn't like you personally know someone who married the camgirl he used to pay.
Watch this Korean drama TV show Mask Girl https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26258200/ to find out. It's a pretty good TV series.
I hated the ending :(
This question seems no different than asking a pro wrestling fan, if they think the matches are real, and the winners are the best at actually wrestling. It is completely, ignorantly, condescending of the complex reality of the situation, and relationship between the viewers and performers.
Let's describe the same situation with different participants. This will be you and one of your favorite actors. Let's leave sex and romance entirely out of it. You have to pick someone who's sex and gender you aren't attracted to. You have the chance to talk to them over zoom for an hour every day, because your paying them.
You can talk about anything you want. The movies they were in, the characters they played, the costars and directors they worked with. You can even talk to them about your own acting, or a script you're working on. You could even completely nerd out and ask them to perform it with you. This fanfic scene that you wrote specifically for the two of you. Would you believe that they meant and felt, all the things you wrote for them to say? Of course not! That's insane! Is it still fun to play a private scene with your favorite actor? Of course it is.
Who wouldn't want to play their own version of the No Country for Old Men scene where the gas station attendant unknowingly faces off against Anton Chigurh? "Well if I'm standin' to win everythin'... Wha'da you stand to loose?" I would love to work out different ways that scene could go with Javier Bardem. That would be so fun!
EDIT: That's only one of the many kinds of ways these relationships can work.
Another is the provider angle. A guy might base his self worth on his ability to financially provid for a wife and family. Kind of a toxic notion yes. But one that's millennia old, and still very real all around the world. For one reason or another he has lots of means to be a provider, but no family to provide for. In the product these women offer, he has a very real way of fulfilling that role.
Two emotionally damaged people satisfying one another's needs for money, what could be wrong with that?
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Imagine being a girl like that, and you get told you are beautiful and sexy, and you get paid money for just existing.
I can see how the girls can enjoy that a lot, and they probably like some of the clients also. But the guys will never know for sure, since it's in her interest to make it appear she likes everyone.
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