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Input: Sorry for any typos, I don’t live in the US so English isn’t my first language.

I (26M) met my boyfriend (23M) at a bar last year in July. We immediately got along well cause we have similar interests and the same type of humour. After dating for a few months, we officially became a couple in October. I was never particularly lucky when it came to stuff like dating or relationships, so getting together with him made me super happy. He is good-looking, funny, smart, polite and cute.

There is just this... one thing: He‘s a sex worker. He does webcam shows, uploads videos of him masturbating and playing with toys on a website (it’s one of those sites where you have to subscribe and pay to gain access) and also occasionally dances at a gay club in my city. He also used to meet up with people who offered  him money and have sex with them, but he doesn’t do that anymore.

He confessed all of this to me a month after we met each other. At first I was really uncomfortable with it. I don’t think sex workers are disgusting or anything, but the thought a bunch of other people fucking or jacking off to a guy I‘m into didn’t make my happy.
However, because the vibes between us were so good, I decided to give him a chance - and I‘m glad I did. I didn’t want this stupid thing to stop us from being happy. He‘s a great person, lives life relatively responsibly (as far as a 23 y/o can) and, well, I was in love.
The only thing I requested him to stop doing was meeting up with people for sex. I didn’t pressure him into it, it was just something that crossed the line for me. He understood that and only does webcam shows, the videos and dancing now.

Almost all of my friends know about his job and while some of them were weirded out and thought it was kinda funny that I’d date someone like that at first, they all ended up loving him once they had actually met him. Like I said, he‘s a super likable and nice person.

Now here‘s the issue at hand:
Of course I also told my parents when I got a BF. They were both happy for me and immediately asked when I was going to introduce him to them. As you can tell from the title of my post, I‘m super scared of that though. I don‘t wanna lie to them about his job (and I don’t want him having to lie about it either) since me and my parents are very honest to each another. I‘m also scared that they won’t accept him and maybe even refuse to see him (or me) again. They are both rather prudish and conservative (took them a long time to accept the fact that I‘m gay too) so I just can’t see that whole thing going well. I can already hear them say: „This is disgusting! You’re dating a prostitute! What are the people going to say? He probably has diseases“, etc. 
Whenever they ask me when I‘m finally going to introduce him, I just tell them that we’re both too busy to match our schedules right now and change the subject. It seems like they’re getting impatient though and I‘m not sure if I can put it off much longer.

I feel really guilty about all of this. I thought I had accepted what my BF does, but the fact that I can’t muster up the courage to introduce him to my parents makes me feel like an asshole. I do love him after all and know that I‘d be sad if my BF was too embarrassed to introduce me to others as well.


So, I just wanna know: AITA in this scenario for being embarrassed about it? Or do you guys think the way things are justifies my feelings? I haven‘t brought up the issue to my BF yet because I don’t want to hurt his feelings.

being too embarrassed to introduce my bf to my parents because he's a sex worker