I would add to this and say that this lady is clearly not completely independent as there is a maid etc, that may give out the impression she is vulnerable, personally I feel this has triggered the OP's protective instincts, unconsciously most likely but its definitely there.
Not only was she his 10/10 somewhere deep within he felt she needed saving, he's probably not even aware of this emotions or has not acknowledged them yet, we all have them, men especially, they are felt to be less welcome in this modern age so are repressed somewhat, but still there.
An unconscious bit of white Knight syndrome that will strengthen any attraction that was present.
You are correct. These dating/relationship with a WG/EAS threads inevitably cover a broad spectrum with some overlaps, but in Ron's case it is clear he is exhibiting 'overprotective' behavior. He feels disgust that someone who he sees as perfect is being defiled by men who don't meet his standard of acceptable, although ideally he would probably prefer for her to not be seeing anyone.
Many years ago I posted about this in a similar forum discussion. One of my usual long monolgues.
Another wise, experienced member replied "
.. forget the analytical psychobabble .. this is 'Uncle' behaviour."
And they were accurate with this simple comparison. It is common and I have seen it many times as no doubt you have also? It is where the punter develops an attachment, but still has a strong enough grip on reality to realise this cannot develop as 'a couple', so goes down the caring Uncle route instead. There is normally a considerable age difference between the pair, though not always. In most cases it is low grade and fairly harmless, but, especially if the SP does not actively discourage this type of relationship, it can escalate.
In one extreme case a punter began messaging guys who had posted reports or comments about an SP who he felt he was looking after. The messages were along the lines of "
I hope you treated her well she is special to me" through to "
I read your report and you were rough with her and I don't want you seeing her again."He would never have harmed the SP (other than indirectly her reputation) as he 'loved her' and wanted to protect her and hoped she would stop working. The real danger was to himself and it didn't ultimatley end well.
As I said previously sexual jealousy is present in the mindset of the majority of people, men and women. Of itself it will not significantly affect most relationships and can be beneficial. Once it escalates though it can be hugely destructive.
There is no place for it in prostitution, unless associated with an actual 'real' relationship involving an SP. In that case it can pose a whole different set of challenges.