Very well said! A good reminder for us guys.
There can be a genuine connection with an SP, but it is within a transactional framework. Both can exist at the same time.
Some SPs will open up more to some clients and enjoy the encounter as well. I don’t think it’s fake, it can be authentic within the encounter.
But once the session is over, each one goes their own way.
But the lines can sometimes get blurred, so we have to keep this in mind.
Over the years, I realized it’s best to enjoy it, but not get too attached.
Well said, it's not because it's transactional that it's not genuine.. from my side of things in my experience what can make it less genuine is someone's attitude about the transaction and what I feel the person's expectations are and what he is seeking from me.
It's not always the case that we are expected to go each our own way after sessions, too. Some men think a connection is more genuine if they can keep in touch between bookings and interact online very often. Sometimes this is cute and can enhance the connection if it's sporadic, but at other times it can become really heavy and actually feel like extra work instead of a sweet friendship.
It can be tempting to entertain this as a SP, because we also are human beings and want things to feel organic and we also seek connection, but sometimes like you say lines get blurred. I don't think it's bad for a client to be seeking that type of connection with a SP but it should be discussed when it gets to that point to make sure she gets compensated fairly within a certain arrangement and that boundaries are understood.
I for myself realized that it's too emotionally exhausting to be engaging with this and can definitely feel really intense even if I appreciate the client. It prevents genuine connection in a lot of ways because I feel like I have to perform all the time in those instances and I feel like a certain type of authenticity emerges that I don't really appreciate, the client wants to have exclusive access to certain things about me (not physical ones btw) ..
I think ultimately if a SP feels like the client wants something she can't give him she will have to perform.. it's a job after all and for me some bookings feel a lot more natural and comfortable than others depending on the person's attitude.
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Side note: I think it's ironic that clients who become obsessed with SP in general or one particular SP are called simps by other men, because these guys are not simps.. To me a simp is a person who has a particular type of submissive (I'm talking about submission in a s&m sense, not like actually socially submissive) behavior, they want to offer a lot to their crush while expecting little in return. The type of clients I'm describing are actually very demanding, both emotionally and physically, even if they may not realize that they are. It's not a bad thing.

Some clients I've really liked were that type and I understand where it comes from 100%.. It's just that it's not what a lot of you think this is.
It's not completely opposed to the another attitude I think prevents connection, the ''you are not working unless we are fucking 60 minutes out of 60 and I got my x number of shots'' type of attitude. We do want to work, we just don't like to be in pain during a session. Some girls can accommodate that better than others, but it's a performance overall.
I think what I'm trying to convey is that the more you're trying to chase a ''genuine experience''.. genuine intense sexual chemistry & attraction and explosive sexuality... genuine relationship that goes beyond the transaction etc the more you're likely to push it away. If you are more laid back and positive, you're more likely to have good surprises.