Firstly I think it's possible for partners to be compatible almost 100%, but in one or two areas to have different needs/values. Sex can be one of those areas. There will similarly be women who need a whole lot more between the sheets than their man has to offer. How does one deal with this? Talk about it maturely and possibly find out there's no way to resolve the difference in needs, and then potentially open a rift in an otherwise great relationship? Or go away and try to satisfy your needs with a professional service provider, so you can carry on your life without frustration and resentment?
Secondly, it's possible to fantasise about such liaisons and find that it is enough to satisfy your needs. We're all different, and sometimes just window shopping is enough.
Finally, don't demonise all men in this regard. There's another Adultwork related thread that refers to "pathetic male human beings". That's not helpful at all. If you don't try to understand the issue deeply from all sides, you might as well not comment.
The adult services profession (the oldest in tne world, so it's said) is a two sided affair, and I reckon many women are making a good living out of their work. There is also the issue of trafficked women being held against their will to make money for others: a lot needs to be done to interrupt this heinous business.
One last thing, the vast majority of Adultwork women do not offer bareback sex, only protected, so the STI risk is much reduced.
I'm happy to read any thoughts on my post (relationship experts will probably shoot me down in flames), but please do realise it's not necessarily a black and white issue. Maybe realising this will even help heal the wounds that discoveries like this can open.