The Day Before the Return

When I first go into this industry I was very anti-social. Over the last couple years, I've branched out made friends and hang out in active social groups. Never has my work been brought up until today.
Today was not like the last few. Today would finally complete my move. I was getting my internet installed, which meant I would be able to go live again. I was excited. It sucks to not be making money at home when your use to it. I logged into social media just like every American does at least once a day, but instead of joining in on jokes and laughter, recapping good times from the nights previous bowling event, the boards were filled with shady subs and comments. Thru out the scrolling, it had come to my attention that it had been asked if I charged a person I have been talking to. Why is it so hard for so many adult entertainers to be view as regular people with personal lives too? Its almost as if I'm not allowed to have a genuine interest in anyone who does not pay me too.