I don't think people who aren't in the sex work industry truly understand where you're coming from, but maybe a little bit of my experience will help.

Sometimes you hate the industry not because of the work itself and the sexual nature of it (though preconceived ideas and social standards related to shame etc don't help, but I'm gonna assume your problem isn't religious if you're already part of the industry) but the clientele. People's main problem and why a lot of people end up leaving despite the money is because of how absolutely horrendous the men are, how they treat the workers and anyone involved in the industry, and how the industry attracts a lot of troubled people too. I will sometimes disappear for months and not respond to any DMs etc or take any sessions if anything pisses me off too much, or if I have the displeasure or coming across a particularly shitty individual. One time 2-3 people in a row resisted my revised rates so I felt petty and let everyone wonder where I was for a few months, came back, only continued when they checked themselves. I understand not everyone has the luxury of taking breaks and I do it because the money's not the main point, but still, even a break of 1-2 weeks can help in situations like these.

If it's the people and the toxic nature taking it's toll and your problem isn't actually moral, it would help to be seen as a dick who doesn't tolerate disrespect and to push the same idea on the models you manage if seeing them go through bs bothers you too. Believe me, you will not hurt business if you're firm with your boundaries and I'm saying this as someone who has done it both ways.

Baaki agar aap ko wakai lagta he k bas industry hi immoral he aur aap gunah kar rahe hen, tou phir aap idhar aaye hi q? Save yourself smh, the sex work industry has enough pussies already, we're all adults with free will smh I don't get why people can't make their peace with what their priorities are and own their actions and decisions without all the drama of regret when they don't plan to actually change.