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I enjoy watching your video blogs each week Ian. I love the fact that you take some time each week to bring us closer into the life of a regular 18 year old kid, who lives at home with his family, (including the three dogs that we were introduced to yesterday), and that 18 year old kid happens to have a side job of doing gay porn. That really fascinates as well as titillates me.
Thanks for mentioning me at the end, when you are talking about newbie model Cage Kafig. You also mentioned your feelings about some of the more "entitled" acting models that you've met at "the mansion". I commented on that in the Cage Kafig thread where you brought it up again.
You did tell us that you are a part of the Broke Straight Boys TV show, which is interesting as Mark has not publically revealed the cast, but I was checking out Paul on Twitter a few days ago, and I think that he will be on the show too.
I have a question, which you might answer here or on next week's blog. You talked about your best friend Rhett, and also mentioned another guy, Eli, I think, who you said when you got drunk, you played with his ear lobe for a while until you fell asleep. Are Eli and Rhett among your friends who know that you are a model on Broke Straight Boys? You indicated that you have a group of friends who hang out with you on weekends where you drink in the basement. How many of them know? If not, do you "make up" a place that you go to when you are away at the Broke Straight Boys Mansion to work on the TV show and the site?
Again I am really curious what it is like to live the straight life in suburbia with family and friends and also moonlight doing what you do here. Thanks Ian. You are a cool dude for sharing with us as you do.
Michael,
I don't really know why I said Michael... I just feel like being more formal with first names sometimes. If ever my friends have names that are short for their actual full names, I generally call them by their full name. For example, my friend, Katie. I always call her Katherine. She always smiles because it's just something I do. BACK TO WHAT I WANTED TO TALK ABOUT!!
I am not a cast member of the TV show. I visited the house the night of the party just to socialize, they did shoot me, for like a minute, and I doubt they will use it. It was the only time I was at the house while they were filming.
In regards to my friends, some of them know about what I do. Quite a few actually. However no one in my close group of friends that I hang out with almost every weekend with, know about Broke Straight Boys I have not decided if I want to tell them or not. Im in a place right now where I care more about the friendships then I do about telling them. Because I know if I do tell them, things wont be the same. They will be different around me and possibly feel uncomfortable. I understand this, which is why I don't want to tell them right now. And I know my friends who do know won't tell any of them because they never speak to one another. You see, I was adopted by the social "elite" my senior year and was taught the ways of the popular kids. Most of my friends I hang out with on a regular basis now, were the "elite." Not that I consider my friends who weren't popular to be any less of my friends, but they just don't mingle with each other.
What do I tell my friends I'm doing when I go off to do gay porn? I tell them I work with a modeling agency, that I help photograph and get equipment set up. Stuff like that. I found that if you're going to lie about something you're doing, especially when it's about something like this, you make it as close to the truth as possible. That way there is less of a chance that you will trip up and lose track of what you have been saying. I can say I work with a modeling agency, because basically, that's what this is. They just don't know the extent of what I or the "agency" do.
I hope this answers your questions, Mike.
Holy shit, I can't believe you broke up a week after having sex for the first time!hahaha As far as drinking, my daughter was very young when she graduated high school; hell I think she was born an "old soul." So, Steve and I would stay at a hotel for the weekend and she could have everyone over for "drinkovers." The rule was you couldn't leave until you were sober and you had to clean up after yourself...yes, and change the sheets. You might want to talk to your parents about doing something like this; to us, it's a "win, win." 
