Fetish models give you a distorted picture

When you explore the world of fetishism on Internet you can't avoid those millions of pictures of fetish models. Like on every business and social media channel nowadays there are almost always pictures of dreamy foxy girls promoting themselves and their fabulous clothes or other products. It may be stunning to see such a pictures but I remind you that there are lots of things behind the picture you can't see.

There are a lot of fetish models performing in the pictures. They are almost always women and some of the pictures are very seductive.

Fetish models aren't the best option to introduce fetishism to vanilla people or even for those who are searching themselves as fetishists. Fetish models are always showing a perfect fetish fantasy life on their channels, Internet forums and websites. It seems like they would live it fully every day. It seems like they always have their hair done, full makeup and stunning new clothes. It seems like they have a perfect life. They don't.

 

Like with other models and Instagram celebrities you have to keep in mind that what you see isn't the full truth. It might not be even real. Of course there are many fetish models out there who post fabulous and stellar pictures of themselves and they are really on the photos. But why do they post those photos? Because they like to get noticed. Because they would like to get jobs on the modelling business. Because they want income from photos and marketing. Because they receive free gifts they show off on their accounts in return. And because this all modeling thing might be only their job.

 

While you look at those pictures they give you a feeling that you need a similar fetish fantasy life. You feel you don't have enough fetish clothes. You always lack something. And at least you feel you lack the looks of those models or you lack that kind of model girlfriend.

 

I think that all of the sponsoring aren't transparent enough. People see models having so much new stuff all the time that some might think how can they even afford such things. But many models or sponsors rarely mention if their pictures or stories are sponsored. There might be just some hashtags or not even them. This might give a picture to people that the model would have actually bought the product. Don't buy it.

 

There are beautiful pictures out there, no doubt. But if you are working among fetish modeling business it's definitely not the same as if you would live your ordinary life as a fetishist. There are a lot of differences. You don't even know those people. They might be really shy. They might look very normal without makeup and fancy clothes. They might live in poverty. They might have a partner and some kids. Maybe they smile just to sell you that image and otherwise they wouldn't like to even look at you at the events. Or maybe after all they are very kind people and plausible friends in the future. Who knows. But this is Internet. It isn't real life.

 

So how could you get a right picture of fetishism from the models on the Internet who look like their whole world is just full of unicorns and rubber dreams? You can't. If you're searching yourself as fetishist or you're a vanilla searching for proper information about fetishism drop those fantasy pictures and focus on searching facts. You can find many good sources introducing fetishism in appropriate way. I guess even Internet can offer you some knowledge if you find the right websites. There are also some forums available on Internet where you can chat about fetish things. But there are also some good books available. There are also some actors and societies that can tell you about fetishism and maybe even offer some support if you wish to figure out something you can't.

 

It's ok to live in fantasies sometimes but remember to separate it from reality.