Asked å Gay Porn Model If He Likes His Job

[BSBDevon]

I think this is a easy laid back job that is just amazingly great. I love meeting the most rollicking people that I work with. This job comes with it's ups and downs lmfao like being a top or being the bottom. Also having an incident with defamation of character. But I could say I am still a very enthusiastic person and I know that I have my amazing fans to support me and i'm here to bring a good name to Broke Straight Boys

 

[mikeyank]

I think this is a easy laid back job that is just amazingly great. I love meeting the most rollicking people that I work with. This job comes with it's ups and downs lmfao like being a top or being the bottom. Also having an incident with defamation of character. But I could say I am still a very enthusiastic person and I know that I have my amazing fans to support me and i'm here to bring a good name to Broke Straight Boys

I'm sorry to hear that you've had an incident, but you must keep in mind that the profession you've chosen is very different from 99% of the professions out there, and there is going to be some negative along with the positive. You have to have very thick skin to really "put yourself out there", getting completely naked and doing about the most intimate thing that a human being does, and that is having sex for the rest of us to watch.

And to answer your original question, "Do you like your job?", my answer is an emphatic HELL NO, but I never could of done your job no matter what age I was or hot I might have been. It takes a special kind of person with basically no inhibitions to do porn and I thank you for doing it for those of us who enjoy watching it.

 

[louis33705]

Devon, If this profession had been available to me when I was your age, I would have become an adult entertainer. It was not, so I became a male prostitute, a hustler, working the street and dark alleys. This is not new information as I have shared my story here in the forum many times.

The difference between both our professions is that what you do is to entertain. What I did was merely for the sexual gratification of the person that was paying me for my services. Another difference is that you work under the umbrella and protection of a production studio. I had no one looking out for me and was arrested twice for soliciting.

You have chosen to become an "entertainer". Take pride in your performance and do not be ashamed of the profession you have chosen.

You originally asked, "Do you like your job?" Devon, aside from having served in the military, I have only had two jobs, both of which I retired from. I worked 25 years on my last job and am proud of all my accomplishments during that time.

I applaud you for having the enthusiasm and courage to put yourself out there to entertain the masses without hesitation or humiliation.

You have done a good job, Devon.

Peace,
Louis

 

[elyot1]

I love my job. I've been wanting to do it ever since I can remember. I give it my all and my ambition in life is to give my best to everything I undertake. I've been told I am good looking, have a nice bod and been blessed with an above average cock, but I could not do or be as good as you at what you do. It takes real courage to put yourself out there and I lack that. If I wore a hat it would be off to you. You are one of my Broke Straight Boys favorites and I always look forward to your scenes.

 

[stowe1]

I have been most fortunate to have never had a job I did not like and enjoy. For me the heroes are the people who don't like their jobs but go to work every day in order to provide for themselves and their families.

 

[mikeyank]

I have been most fortunate to have never had a job I did not like and enjoy. For me the heroes are the people who don't like their jobs but go to work every day in order to provide for themselves and their families.

While I don't have a family, I do need to provide for myself so I should be a major hero for you Stowe, as I fucking hate my job..................................seven months and counting until retirement day, July 1 2016!

 

[Buckeye1]

While I don't have a family, I do need to provide for myself so I should be a major hero for you Stowe, as I fucking hate my job..................................seven months and counting until retirement day, July 1 2016!

Is your employer giving you a gold watch and planning a huge retirement party for you?

 

[mikeyank]

Is your employer giving you a gold watch and planning a huge retirement party for you?

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. How about three pictures?

 

[Buckeye1]

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. How about three pictures?

Guess that would be a "no fuckin' way". A gold watch! ...and a party!

I knew the answer before I even asked...just needed a chuckle.

 

[Spartans987]

I think this is a easy laid back job that is just amazingly great. I love meeting the most rollicking people that I work with. This job comes with it's ups and downs lmfao like being a top or being the bottom. Also having an incident with defamation of character. But I could say I am still a very enthusiastic person and I know that I have my amazing fans to support me and i'm here to bring a good name to Broke Straight Boys

I absolutely love my job! In my opinion, everyone should love their job or find one that you do...

 

[tampa24]

I absolutely love my job! In my opinion, everyone should love their job or find one that you do...

You are very fortunate Spartan. I also had a job for 17 years that I hated. But you do what you gotta do to make a living and keep a roof over your head. lol

 

[stowe1]

I have been most fortunate to have never had a job I did not like and enjoy. For me the heroes are the people who don't like their jobs but go to work every day in order to provide for themselves and their families.

While I don't have a family, I do need to provide for myself so I should be a major hero for you Stowe, as I fucking hate my job..................................seven months and counting until retirement day, July 1 2016!

You are, mikey, because I know how much you dislike your job. And it will make your retirement sweeter and more enjoyable.

 

[mikeyank]

I absolutely love my job! In my opinion, everyone should love their job or find one that you do...

You are very fortunate Spartan. I also had a job for 17 years that I hated. But you do what you gotta do to make a living and keep a roof over your head. lol

It is wonderful when we do enjoy our work, and after 32 years of loving my former job and now eleven years plus of hating my current job, I can appreciate how good and fulfilling it can be when it is the former experience.

Unfortunately it is not as easy as Spartan indicates to find one that we love. The reality is as Tampa said, "you do what you gotta do to make a living and keep a roof over your head".

And thank you Stowe for your good wishes and sweet sentiment.

 

[peterh6308]

I really like my job and enjoy the people I work with. Love it? no not really it's work. I love getting off work and I love having paid vacation because of work. But being physically at work nah, I'd rather be golfing.....

 

[johnny]

After 42 years of standing I am tired of it.I no longer jump out of bed in the morning thinking yea. But you gotta do what you gotta do. The kiddies got to eat.. After 22 years of working somewhere I did love. The man i rented a chair from died. Didn't see that coming.
Well we had six weeks to find a job. I never had to look for a job before.They came too me. But boy was it a slap in the face for me.
No one wanted a 58 year old man with a bad back. Also had to find a place my clients liked. That was the real hard part.
So found a place. Not the high end place my clients were used to..They don't love it. Lost a lot.

Pay 15 hundred a month for a chair in a place I don't love. Lot of haircuts. And hairdressers get no benefits. NONE...
But what to do? Gotta work. Didn't save my money. Beauty fades. Can't coast on that any more.

Don't know how to do anything else. Lucky I am good at what I do. But NO I don't love my job anymore. SAD..
My whole silly post is for you kids out there. Save your money. It gets important. Later....

So you see Spartans. You are one of the Lucky ones. I admire you. But it is not so easy to just change.
Especially after a certain age. It is fucking tough out there.

 

[louis33705]

Wow, after reading many of your stories, I too feel blessed in the job I had. I loved it in the sense I was providing a service to our Veterans who were students at the college.

My official retirement date was 6-30-08. However, I stayed on as a contract worker for an additional month until 8-8-08 while I trained my replacement. After I physically left the office, I continued monitoring her work online from home until January of 2009. That January I had a long phone conference with head of the department. I explained my replacement was not working out and recommended she be let go. She was fired the next day and I resumed my position working from home online. I did go into the office a few times just to sort the mess she had made and catch up on everything.

If you wonder why someone else in the office didn't pick up the slack, it was not that simple. I was the Veterans Representative for the college. I had to go through security and clearance before being given access to the Government websites by the Bureau of Veterans Affairs. That position was responsible for the Veterans tuition to be paid and their monthly living subsidy being paid to them on a timely basis. That January I discovered none of the tuition and been paid and NONE of the Veterans had received their allotment the entire semester. While we started to recruitment process again for my replacement, I recommended we hire the person who had been my first choice in the initial process. She finally came on board 4-20-09 (I found that date to be a good luck sign, hehe). I trained her totally online and via phone. I finally turned over the reins to her in August of 2009. This year she celebrated her 6th anniversary and every year I send her a congratulatory message.

I was blessed in having a job I LOVED. If you read this far, I thank you. For the ones struggling in their current positions, I will pray that your burdens are lessened until you are finally rewarded with the gift of retirement. I worked for 51 years, starting at age 11, and do not regret one day of my career.

Peace to all of you during this holiday season,
Louis

 

[louis33705]

Johnny, that was very enlightening. I never knew the BTS elements of how your profession works. I praise you for your endurance in doing a job you once loved and now burdens you. Hang in there, Johnny. Your happy time will come soon.

I loved your advice to the kids out there now to save their money. If they don't do it now, one day it could come back and slap them in the face.

Our friend, Mikeyank, is struggling to get through his last seven months. But when the time comes the only thing that will be slapping him in the face is the dick of some young Brooklyn stud.

 

[louis33705]

Devon, my man. You started this thread. I hope you are reading every word our family has posted.

Yes, we love our porn and we love our models. More importantly we think of all of you as cherished members of the entire Broke Straight Boys family. From time to time our models have come out to us and shared their problems, decisions to leave the industry, etc., etc. Last year we had one of our favorite models come out to us and inform us she was going though a gender transition. We supported her and extended our love and appreciation to her for coming out to us.

Think of us as your surrogate parents, big brother, big sister while you are here with us. Do not hesitate to come to us. We will be here for you.

Peace,
Louis

 

[Spartans987]

After 42 years of standing I am tired of it.I no longer jump out of bed in the morning thinking yea. But you gotta do what you gotta do. The kiddies got to eat.. After 22 years of working somewhere I did love. The man i rented a chair from died. Didn't see that coming.
Well we had six weeks to find a job. I never had to look for a job before.They came too me. But boy was it a slap in the face for me.
No one wanted a 58 year old man with a bad back. Also had to find a place my clients liked. That was the real hard part.
So found a place. Not the high end place my clients were used to..They don't love it. Lost a lot.

Pay 15 hundred a month for a chair in a place I don't love. Lot of haircuts. And hairdressers get no benefits. NONE...
But what to do? Gotta work. Didn't save my money. Beauty fades. Can't coast on that any more.

Don't know how to do anything else. Lucky I am good at what I do. But NO I don't love my job anymore. SAD..
My whole silly post is for you kids out there. Save your money. It gets important. Later....

So you see Spartans. You are one of the Lucky ones. I admire you. But it is not so easy to just change.
Especially after a certain age. It is fucking tough out there.

You're correct Johnny it is difficult out there and I did not choose my words wisely. Some of my earlier jobs were not as enjoyable. I am fortunate that I love my job and enjoy being there although like Peter stated, I also love it when I am off and leaving the job as well.

 

[tampa24]

Wow, after reading many of your stories, I too feel blessed in the job I had. I loved it in the sense I was providing a service to our Veterans who were students at the college.

My official retirement date was 6-30-08. However, I stayed on as a contract worker for an additional month until 8-8-08 while I trained my replacement. After I physically left the office, I continued monitoring her work online from home until January of 2009. That January I had a long phone conference with head of the department. I explained my replacement was not working out and recommended she be let go. She was fired the next day and I resumed my position working from home online. I did go into the office a few times just to sort the mess she had made and catch up on everything.

If you wonder why someone else in the office didn't pick up the slack, it was not that simple. I was the Veterans Representative for the college. I had to go through security and clearance before being given access to the Government websites by the Bureau of Veterans Affairs. That position was responsible for the Veterans tuition to be paid and their monthly living subsidy being paid to them on a timely basis. That January I discovered none of the tuition and been paid and NONE of the Veterans had received their allotment the entire semester. While we started to recruitment process again for my replacement, I recommended we hire the person who had been my first choice in the initial process. She finally came on board 4-20-09 (I found that date to be a good luck sign, hehe). I trained her totally online and via phone. I finally turned over the reins to her in August of 2009. This year she celebrated her 6th anniversary and every year I send her a congratulatory message.

I was blessed in having a job I LOVED. If you read this far, I thank you. For the ones struggling in their current positions, I will pray that your burdens are lessened until you are finally rewarded with the gift of retirement. I worked for 51 years, starting at age 11, and do not regret one day of my career.

Peace to all of you during this holiday season,
Louis

What a great post Louis. Thank you for sharing all of that with us. It sounds like that first woman had really messed up royally. That was quite a mess to come in and straighten out. Thank goodness you got those veterans taken care of again. I'm glad the college has somebody competent in there again. I drive past that college about 3-4 times a month. lol