C'mon guys,
Logan was being very respectful in his post, and he has every right to contribute to the forum and state his opinion.
Broke Straight Boys is for all paying members to enjoy, and we are all equally entitled to our opinions. Just because some of us have been here longer than others, and have posted more than others, doesn't mean that other folks don't have every bit as much right to share their thoughts and opinions.
I admit that when I first joined the site several years ago I felt the same way as he did. There are plenty of sites out there where the site owners/management insist on joining in on the action all-too-often (nearly every other scene if not more often than that), and to be honest I loathe it when that happens because 99% of the time the site owners/management are among the last guy(s) on earth I want to see interacting with the star model in the scenes.
But, as I remained a member of the site longer and longer, David and his interaction grew on me to the extent that he is now a lovable, funny, wonderful guy who we all feel as if we know him to a certain extent. Most of us have grown to love David and his antics, not to mention the way he interacts with the models (and the way he used to interact with us too, on the forum here).
Unfortunately, because of some members who ruined it for all of us, David no longer posts to the forum and he may not even take the time to read any of the posts any more.
But honestly
Logan, even though I completely agreed with you back when I was a newer member of
Broke Straight Boys, David's interaction with the models truly is a big part of the whole feel of this site. It is actually rare where he grabs the models' goods, and he usually keeps his bantering with the guys at a minimum during the actual "action" part of the scenes. True he does a lot of joking around with the guys and interacting with them both before, and after the scene, but if you take the time to watch the scenes in their entirety (something I admit I never used to do until I grew to appreciate the whole bantering), you may find that the joking around and stuff is usually pretty funny.
David has the ability to be hilarious, a lot of times without even trying. He's just a great guy who you can't help but love. Also, he and the whole management and staff at
Broke Straight Boys treat the guys great, and they give them all a lot of respect not to mention help them on their way in life in many ways. How many porn peddlers do you know who actually encourage the models (their bread and butter) to try not and plan on making an entire career out of being in porn. They encourage them to get a real job, go to school, make something of themselves.
The way that a few folks have responded to your post only shows that they feel a sense of loyalty to
Broke Straight Boys and to David (the cameraman), and I think they're just sticking up for him and the way the scenes are usually laid out. You are perfectly justified in stating your opinion, and you have done so in a very respectful, tactful manner.
While I no longer share your opinion regarding David bantering with the guys in the scenes, I can attest to the fact that I definitely did at one time as I mentioned earlier. I can only encourage you to stick around, enjoy the scenes, and in time you may find the bantering pretty entertaining and funny. If not, that's cool too.
I think that most sites evolve over time, and it's been my experience as a subscriber of a great plenty of paysites out there that the sites who never change a thing, and just keep the scenes the exact same episode after episode with never any deviation (i.e. Bait Bus, Corbin Fisher,
Sean Cody, Straight College Men), become very boring and dated to a great many of us who end up unsubscribing and rarely coming back for more than a one-month glance and then cancelling the recurring membership right away after seeing that it's the same-old-boring business as usual.
I guess the true test is how many members continue their recurring memberships without cancelling. But of course that information is not something that we as members are privy to. Although it would be nice if there was eventually a universal site ratings system similar to television ratings. But, I'll save that discussion for a different post sometime lol.
Abe