History Of Broke Straight Boys?

[trebligon]

Just wanted to inject my two cents in this discussion. When a model applies to a porn studio, they know exactly what they are signing up for. Sites that film the guys being in a demoralizing situation, these guys know what they are in store for. When applying for porn work, models can either accept the work or not. Nobody forces these guys to do porn.

On another side note, our studio believes in treating the models with respect and making them feel at home when filming for Broke Straight Boys or College Boy Physicals sites and I think that makes the difference. I am humbled when a model arrives here that has filmed for another studio, or returns to us after filming for another studio and they always remark that they prefer to film with our studio overall.

While I have no reason to doubt Broke Straight Boys and the way you treat and respect your models, the idea that a model knows exactly what they are signing up for is a very blanket statement and can be a tool for bad actors to coerce the naive and put them in situations where they feel they have no choice. Everyone is different and comes in with different understandings to any situation. Any employer has a responsibility throughout. Again, that's in no way an accusation against this site.

 

[mikeyank]

Just wanted to inject my two cents in this discussion. When a model applies to a porn studio, they know exactly what they are signing up for. Sites that film the guys being in a demoralizing situation, these guys know what they are in store for. When applying for porn work, models can either accept the work or not. Nobody forces these guys to do porn.

On another side note, our studio believes in treating the models with respect and making them feel at home when filming for Broke Straight Boys or College Boy Physicals sites and I think that makes the difference. I am humbled when a model arrives here that has filmed for another studio, or returns to us after filming for another studio and they always remark that they prefer to film with our studio overall.

While I have no reason to doubt Broke Straight Boys and the way you treat and respect your models, the idea that a model knows exactly what they are signing up for is a very blanket statement and can be a tool for bad actors to coerce the naive and put them in situations where they feel they have no choice. Everyone is different and comes in with different understandings to any situation. Any employer has a responsibility throughout. Again, that's in no way an accusation against this site.

I’ve been a continuous member of the site and forum since 2008 and I agree that there is zero evidence that a model was ever taken advantage of by any director from David through Clay, Johnny Robins, Damian Christopher, Sha right back to David. And of course always with the guidance of site owner Mark. I feel very comfortable that the boys are treated right at Broke Straight Boys

 

[tampa24]

Just wanted to inject my two cents in this discussion. When a model applies to a porn studio, they know exactly what they are signing up for. Sites that film the guys being in a demoralizing situation, these guys know what they are in store for. When applying for porn work, models can either accept the work or not. Nobody forces these guys to do porn.

On another side note, our studio believes in treating the models with respect and making them feel at home when filming for Broke Straight Boys or College Boy Physicals sites and I think that makes the difference. I am humbled when a model arrives here that has filmed for another studio, or returns to us after filming for another studio and they always remark that they prefer to film with our studio overall.

While I have no reason to doubt Broke Straight Boys and the way you treat and respect your models, the idea that a model knows exactly what they are signing up for is a very blanket statement and can be a tool for bad actors to coerce the naive and put them in situations where they feel they have no choice. Everyone is different and comes in with different understandings to any situation. Any employer has a responsibility throughout. Again, that's in no way an accusation against this site.

Thank you David for your input here.

Yes. You are quite right that when models sign up for a site with a fetish focus, whether it's spanking or domination, degradation, humiliation, etc... They know what they're getting into. It's not like they go in as dewy-eyed innocents being led to the proverbial slaughter. So if they find it to be too much for them to handle they can always refuse and walk away.

Trebligon makes a point too though that some guys really are naive or don't yet have the emotional and psychological maturity for the stresses of doing the more rigorous forms of fetish porn. Certain models may believe going in that the humiliation they endure in the play scenes won't ever get into their heads and actually damage their self-esteem off stage in their real lives. Some guys won't know that they're in over their heads until it's too late. Some guys might really be that naive to think that it's all in fun and that they aren't really slapping them with leather whips very hard, and that it's mostly just models acting like it hurts. Or they go into it thinking, "Ah... It can't really be THAT bad." (Famous last words.) haha

But the thrust of what you're saying here David I totally agree with and want to back you up on wholeheartedly. Even when Clay was here and was trying to push some of his own fetish agendas on Broke Straight Boys models, there were guardrails in place that prevented him from taking it too far. Mark was on duty. Sha was on duty. Along with others who held the same high ethical standards of what the site should be. Broke Straight Boys has a very good reputation for treating the models with great respect. That goes from Broke Straight Boys-1 into the present. The models themselves often rave about the night and day difference here at Broke Straight Boys versus "other studios out there". Having said all that, some of Clay's behavior was a temporary low point of the site. He didn't hold the same company culture of those before and after him.

The models here are treated so much than other studios. Many of the interviews in BTS scenes with models who have worked elsewhere besides Broke Straight Boys pretty much uniformly say they prefer the culture and accomodations of Broke Straight Boys over their other studio(s). Some talk about how well they're fed during their stay. Some models arrive here with borderline malnutrition. And they're so grateful to be served meat at every meal. When some of them are asked how Broke Straight Boys compares to their previous studios, many models will just look up and roll their eyes as if trying to repress horrible past experiences, and with a world-weary tone say (with understatement and gratitude) that Broke Straight Boys is much better.

There was a memorable BTS interview with Vadim Black upon his return to Broke Straight Boys after being in the clutches of another studio out there. When asked (gently) about his experiences out there before returning to Broke Straight Boys, he looked downright traumatized. He expressed great appreciation for being invited back to Broke Straight Boys while still having a rather lost deer in the headlights look about him. Even those interviewing him were being skittish (and gentle) about what they were asking Vadim Black on camera because the accusations (whether mentioned or merely alluded to but left mostly unspoken) were so unpleasant. There was even some vague mention or an allusion to an "assault" that just hovered in the air with no follow-up and an intentional sense of plausible deniability as to what they might mean by that.

So studios vary widely in their treatment of their employess/models. Some may be drug havens. Some may be prostituting models to other friends and family. Some may film the models for many scenes only to fire them afterwards without cause and then not pay them at all. Compared to some of these other studios, Broke Straight Boys is practically a paradise. haha

P.S.

I mistakenly said the model involved was Kodi. But on second thought it was actually Vadim Black. The vid goes back a few years. I think it might have even been taken down. I'm not sure.

 

[Jaybifla]

I know that the models are treated well at Broke Straight Boys As far as other sites, I don’t know. Models should be aware of what they’re getting themselves into, but I remember James Dawn opening up about his experiences with working for that studio we’ve mentioned and how he felt awful and disgusted afterwards. Maybe these boys feel trapped at times and blinded by the money that they give in when they really feel somewhat pressured. Don’t know…..just a thought.

 

[br6205]

Thank you David for your input here.

Yes. You are quite right that when models sign up for a site with a fetish focus, whether it's spanking or domination, degradation, humiliation, etc... They know what they're getting into. It's not like they go in as dewy-eyed innocents being led to the proverbial slaughter. So if they find it to be too much for them to handle they can always refuse and walk away.

Trebligon makes a point too though that some guys really are naive or don't yet have the emotional and psychological maturity for the stresses of doing the more rigorous forms of fetish porn. Certain models may believe going in that the humiliation they endure in the play scenes won't ever get into their heads and actually damage their self-esteem off stage in their real lives. Some guys won't know that they are in over their heads until it's too late. Some guys might really be that naive to think that it's all in fun and that they aren't really slapping them with leather whips very hard, and that it's mostly just models acting like it hurts. Or they go into it thinking, "Ah... It can't really be THAT bad." (Famous last words.) haha

But the thrust of what you're saying here David I totally agree with and want to back you up on wholeheartedly. Even when Clay was here and was trying to push some of his own fetish agendas on Broke Straight Boys models, there were guardrails in place that prevented him from taking it too far. Mark was on duty. Sha was on duty. Along with others who held the same high ethical standards of what the site should be. Broke Straight Boys has a very good reputation for treating the models with great respect. That goes from Broke Straight Boys-1 into the present. The models themselves often rave about the night and day difference here at Broke Straight Boys versus "other studios out there". Having said all that, some of Clay's behavior was a temporary low point of the site. He didn't hold the same company culture of those before and after him.

The models here are treated so much than other studios. Many of the interviews in BTS scenes with models who have worked elsewhere besides Broke Straight Boys pretty much uniformly say they prefer the culture and accomodations of Broke Straight Boys over their other studio(s). Some talk about how well they're fed during their stay. Some models arrive here with borderline malnutrition. And they're so grateful to be served meat at every meal. When some of them are asked how Broke Straight Boys compares to their previous studios, many models will just look up and roll their eyes as if trying to repress horrible past experiences and with a world-weary tone say (with understatement and gratitude) that Broke Straight Boys is much better.

There was a memorable BTS interview with Vadim Black upon his return to Broke Straight Boys after being in the clutches of another studio out there. When asked (gently) about his experiences out there before returning to Broke Straight Boys, he looked downright traumatized. He expressed great appreciation for being invited back to Broke Straight Boys while still having a rather lost deer in the headlights look about him. Even those interviewing him were being skittish (and gentle) about what they were asking Vadim Black on camera because the accusations (whether mentioned or merely alluded to but left mostly unspoken) were so unpleasant. There was even some vague mention or an allusion to an "assault" that just hovered in the air with no follow-up and an intentional sense of plausible deniability as to what they might mean by that.

So studios vary widely in their treatment of their employess/models. Some may be drug havens. Some may be prostituting models to other friends and family. Some may film the models for many scenes only to fire them afterwards without cause and then not pay them at all. Compared to some of these other studios, Broke Straight Boys is practically a paradise. haha

P.S.

I mistakenly said the model involved was Kodi. But on second thought it was actually Vadim Black. The vid goes back a few years. I think it might have even been taken down. I'm not sure.

Tampa , I agree with much of what you say but there are other Studios that treat their models just as well so please give them credit as well.

 

[mikeyank]

Thank you David for your input here.

Yes. You are quite right that when models sign up for a site with a fetish focus, whether it's spanking or domination, degradation, humiliation, etc... They know what they're getting into. It's not like they go in as dewy-eyed innocents being led to the proverbial slaughter. So if they find it to be too much for them to handle they can always refuse and walk away.

Trebligon makes a point too though that some guys really are naive or don't yet have the emotional and psychological maturity for the stresses of doing the more rigorous forms of fetish porn. Certain models may believe going in that the humiliation they endure in the play scenes won't ever get into their heads and actually damage their self-esteem off stage in their real lives. Some guys won't know that they are in over their heads until it's too late. Some guys might really be that naive to think that it's all in fun and that they aren't really slapping them with leather whips very hard, and that it's mostly just models acting like it hurts. Or they go into it thinking, "Ah... It can't really be THAT bad." (Famous last words.) haha

But the thrust of what you're saying here David I totally agree with and want to back you up on wholeheartedly. Even when Clay was here and was trying to push some of his own fetish agendas on Broke Straight Boys models, there were guardrails in place that prevented him from taking it too far. Mark was on duty. Sha was on duty. Along with others who held the same high ethical standards of what the site should be. Broke Straight Boys has a very good reputation for treating the models with great respect. That goes from Broke Straight Boys-1 into the present. The models themselves often rave about the night and day difference here at Broke Straight Boys versus "other studios out there". Having said all that, some of Clay's behavior was a temporary low point of the site. He didn't hold the same company culture of those before and after him.

The models here are treated so much than other studios. Many of the interviews in BTS scenes with models who have worked elsewhere besides Broke Straight Boys pretty much uniformly say they prefer the culture and accomodations of Broke Straight Boys over their other studio(s). Some talk about how well they're fed during their stay. Some models arrive here with borderline malnutrition. And they're so grateful to be served meat at every meal. When some of them are asked how Broke Straight Boys compares to their previous studios, many models will just look up and roll their eyes as if trying to repress horrible past experiences and with a world-weary tone say (with understatement and gratitude) that Broke Straight Boys is much better.

There was a memorable BTS interview with Vadim Black upon his return to Broke Straight Boys after being in the clutches of another studio out there. When asked (gently) about his experiences out there before returning to Broke Straight Boys, he looked downright traumatized. He expressed great appreciation for being invited back to Broke Straight Boys while still having a rather lost deer in the headlights look about him. Even those interviewing him were being skittish (and gentle) about what they were asking Vadim Black on camera because the accusations (whether mentioned or merely alluded to but left mostly unspoken) were so unpleasant. There was even some vague mention or an allusion to an "assault" that just hovered in the air with no follow-up and an intentional sense of plausible deniability as to what they might mean by that.

So studios vary widely in their treatment of their employess/models. Some may be drug havens. Some may be prostituting models to other friends and family. Some may film the models for many scenes only to fire them afterwards without cause and then not pay them at all. Compared to some of these other studios, Broke Straight Boys is practically a paradise. haha

P.S.

I mistakenly said the model involved was Kodi. But on second thought it was actually Vadim Black. The vid goes back a few years. I think it might have even been taken down. I'm not sure.

Thanks for clarifying that it was not Kodi as I was surprised that he had left to film elsewhere. I had actually intended to search his page. I know Vadim Black went all over the place. He didn’t realize how good he had it here.

 

[legend0007]

A fascinating read this; somebody should write a book.

It's pretty clear to me that this site treats it's models with a lot of respect. I watch a lot of porn I think I'm addicted, I'm quite active but still can't get enough porn lol - I think some porn sites are well shady. I follow some models on twitter and insta, and they have talked about some sites taking advantage, there have been a few scandals I can remember.

 

[tampa24]

Thanks for clarifying that it was not Kodi as I was surprised that he had left to film elsewhere. I had actually intended to search his page. I know Vadim Black went all over the place. He didn’t realize how good he had it here.

Yes my friend.

I did get them mixed up. haha It wasn't Kodi. (Although Kodi did do at least one scene for another site. On a Broke Straight Boys set. Ahem!)

I just visualized a very vulnerable model who gave off the vibe of just having escaped from some hellhole "Silence of the Lambs" dungeon basement and was safely in the protection of law enforcement. While he didn't explain or verbalize all of it, he looked wrecked.