Sorry this is
SO long, but I had a lot of thoughts on this thread & I wanted to be clear. If you don't want to read it then don't, rather than complain.
It was nice to read the thoughtful responses from those who gave useful opinions & advice. However, I think
some people misread the OP's post to say "I would like to be ridiculed by those who have no experience on the subject & nothing useful to contribute, who think it's wrong for anyone to date an SP"

My apologies to the OP. I hope you are strong enough to handle other peoples' judgements, assumptions & rudeness about your SO's job. IMO, the way other people behave about the sex trade is probably one of the largest difficulties & threats to your relationship (if you start to believe them or it upsets you too much) when dating an SP. Good luck!
Just because someone doesn't want to watch their SO in session does
not mean that they aren't capable of accepting her job or making a relationship work. I think it just means that someone knows that they might have an instinctual emotional reaction (however irrational) if they watch; wanting to watch a session is definitely not a requirement to be in a sucessful relationship with an SP.
So everyone should be comfortable watching their SO who is an undertaker, a proctologist, a slaughterhouse worker, a surgeon, a bull masturbator/semen collector, a stool sample analyzer, or a hazardous waste cleanup crew member who specializes in murder scenes, doing their work, & if they aren't they should not be in a relationship?

And this is not a "John falls for SP story" so what does that have to do with anything?
Just because those would be
your thoughts & fears does not mean that applies to everyone. It is pretty arrogant to say "Generally the seeds for relationship failure are there" - on what facts did you base this grand assumption? The fact that
you wouldn't want to be in a relationship with an SP?
I always find it funny that one of the number one fears men would have if dating an SP is that she might have sex with someone better in bed than them!

This is usually due to the man's insecurity in himself. Is a woman with you simply because you were the best in bed that she'd ever had? Are you going to shut her in your house & never let her meet another man ever again? Cuz even if a woman is not having sex with anyone else, there is always the chance that she will meet someone "better than you" at something, or smarter, better looking, younger, richer, etc. That does not mean she is going to run off with them either. If you know that she is in love with
you, then you shouldn't be afraid that she is going to leave you for a client simply because he might be what
you consider "better in bed". If I am in a relationship, there is no chance of anyone else being "better in bed", because sex with a stranger for money could
never be "better" or turn me on more than sex with someone I
love who I have a strong chemistry & connection with, it isn't even comparable.
Ouch! Perhaps you should've said
you personally felt that way. I certainly do not feel that way. Did you mean someone who sees SPs
while in a relationship? Cuz if you meant someone who has seen SPs period I think that is rather hypocritical.
In what way is it
at all helpful to say something like this in such a
rude way? You could easily have said, "I don't understand why you do not want to watch your SO's sessions but you are comfortable with the thought that your SO comes home to you after having sex with other men?".
"Fucked out"?! Presumably you mean you would be worried that she would be tired of having sex & not want to have sex with you? No more than anyone who does a physical job might ocassionally be too tired to think about sex the minute they come in the door, or a cook might be tired of cooking & not want to make you a gourmet meal immediately after work. Personally, being an SP makes me
more excited about having sex with my SO if I am in a relationship.
"A mouth full of cum"?! Are you just trying to be derogatory here? CIM is not the norm & even if it was something she offered it's not like an SP would ever be coming home with a mouth still "full of cum"

Besides, I am sure many SPs in relationships would be willing to adjust their menu to what their SO was comfortable with, & also take showers & use mouthwash before doing anything with one's SO, (just as we do between clients).
Also.. to those who think the only way it can work or is "fair" in a relationship with an SP is if the man gets to have sex with other women, this doesn't make any sense. That is not the same thing. You could say the only way you thought it was "fair" was if the woman was ok with the idea of her SO being an SP as well if he wanted to, but him having sex solely for fun is not the same thing. A man may be ok with his SO having sex as a job, that does not mean he is ok with her having sex solely for fun where no money is involved, or that
he should be "allowed" to. However, personally, if I am in a relationship I am usually still ok with my SO having sex with someone else - as long as it's a stranger or SP & no emotions are involved - even though it is
not the same as what I do for a living, but it is usually
the guy who doesn't want to!