It sounds great. Before I attend the session, he tells me that, sometimes, he finds himself becoming erect. Unwelcome erections are just one of the surprises that I have discovered during my investigation into the lives of men who make a legal living from their penises. Hurtling down the second drop on the Recession Big Dipper, I wanted to know how a man can make money from the very thing that defines him on a physiological level.
I wondered if it was a viable way to make ends meet, a supplementary revenue stream. The men of this unusual industry all have jobs with their exclusive physical joys, financial profits and occupational hazards.
And, should you be tempted, what you can learn about using your own end for this most masculine of means. Simon has taken on a dramatic pose, one hand tucked behind his head, and has a tidily groomed chest and the handsome bone structure of the catalogue model he once was. At 40, he does kind of resemble Robbie Williams, or maybe his distant cousin. His cock leers arrogantly into the neatly appointed room. I silently observe the women. They appear calm. I decide not to say anything. Simon does pretty well out of his sardine.
Their main advice is not to lie about your level of experience. Otherwise you may be left to your own devices when it comes to posing. As for the erection, arousal in some cases is to be expected. When he returns from the toilet, our model opts for the latter. He tells a few jokes and soon everyone is laughing. I eventually find a way in around the back and go up a narrow staircase to a cluttered room, where I meet year-old Nick Molloy. I ended up fucking one of them while the other two watched.
It is a benefits package worth bearing in mind. Nick is disrobing as we speak. It is quite distracting, talking to a man as he caresses his penis into an erection and gives me tips on his line of work. But you have to get stuck in. Now living in Los Angeles, Keiran is the only male performer in the world contracted to a major porn studio.
