2010 Thinking in a 2011 World
For clarification,
I started to respond to this earlier but had to go check something out and then got distracted with another post. But, I am glad that I did.
I realize that many members do like the professional models and gay boys that are often used. It used to bother me, a lot. I even bitched about it before in the past. In time I learned to accept my fate and enjoy what was being presented,regardless. So, I do, and it makes the straight shoots even more valuable to watch.
What I do take exception with isthe use(sometimesover and over again) of models, specially if they are pros or gays, that give such lackluster performances. For example, the beautiful and talented Shane, who almost always brings so much to a shoot. While, on the other hand, there is Braden whose only real asset is his beautiful cock. Let's face it, he is not truly that attractive, and his personality sucks and so do his performances.
As for the gays, some do come on here and do enhance a straight boys performance, but all too often, they don't! Take the Giovanni and Jordan shoot of May 2, 2009. That was Jordan's innaugural oral shoot. Jordan really got into the shoot and gave a stellar performance, inspite of Giovanni, who seemed camera shy and almost disinterested! Give me a break! Jordan was moaning and looking over at giovanni, waiting for Giovanni to do something, and there was nothing! What a waste of a maiden voage!
This site advertises 'BROKE STRAIGHT BOYS". And that is what drew my interest to this site, as well as many other members. So, if you are going to knowingly mislead the public by bringing in bi boys and gay boys, and professionals, at least have the decency to demand a better performance from them. And when they don't deliver, dump the shoot and DON'T KEEP BRINGING THEM BACK!
Personally, I think the original shoots at the beginning were the overall better. They seemed more realistic. Even if it is all a fantasy, they were at least good ones.
This site is a damned good one, and, as someone else said, if it ain't broke, don't fix it!
That doens't mean it can't be improved. I'm just saying.
Please understand that I realize it is not in my power to change anything, but I do sincerely appreciate the ability to at least vent my opinion. Thank you Mark, and David, and Blu Media, and D & E. And may all have a safe and Happy NewYear!
Happy New Year JLipps4u,
At this time of the year, it is good to reflect what has been presented since the HD episodes ended Sept. 4th. Even some episodes that had been reserved to the "bottom of the barrel", we have seen some as average and above episodes as well that more than justify the cost of one's membership. Think just recently about the Kyle, Price, and David episode. I don't think too many members object to Kyle and Price's performance. Regardless of Price's sexual leanings, I don't think too many people have left too disappointed from this episode. Even with the slow starter, David fucking Price's manpussy and then followed by Price straddling David dick penetrating Price's cheeks as Kyle was sucking and stroking Price's dick, the action definitely picked up at the end including David for a happy if exhausted finish.
Then there was the highly regarded 4-way with MikeR,
Diesal, Shane, and Josh where
Diesal gave Shane one hell of a passionate hand job reaching around to Shanes dick and the conjecture about the possible romance between Shane and Josh. This too was a wonderful episode. Oddly, it didn't receive the greatest ratings, possible due to MikeR being along for the ride.
There were others worthy of positive reviews since Sept 4th as well. The point is, not all updates were bad since Sept. 4th. There were some low lows since Sept. 4th but I feel that more were average or above with the episode average of approximately 3.8 since Sept. 4th. Three of the forty-eight were the lowest rated at 2.0, 2.2, and a 2.8, where as 16 (1/3rd of the 48) were rated 4.0 or better. So, maybe even the bottom of the barrel was not as bad as perceived, after all. It definitely had it's moments, however.
Again, I bring this up because, with a few adjustments even the bottom of tbe barrel were not as bad as we probably perceived. Therefore, reiterating the
"if it ain't broke, don't fix it" mantra. Never at anytime of
Broke Straight Boys's existence have "all members" been pleased and I think we just need to be more dilligent communicating our likes and/or dislikes with mgmt. Despite the title of
Broke Straight Boys, hiring professionals have generally been a plus to the episodes released, and having the occasional "Gay" model has not unnecessarily sullied the integrity of
Broke Straight Boys overall.
All the time I have been a
Broke Straight Boys member, I have also heard members were
"sick of labels". Then, why does this dislike for labels work against hiring the occasional
"porn pro" or
"gay models". Hopefully, diversity is the spice of life, as it should be here on
Broke Straight Boys Insisting on strict adherence to the label "Straight" would have denied us many memoriable episodes featuring Shane, Zakk, Kyler, and the like. Should a model like
Austin Grant transition from straight to gay, are we then to drop them from the
Broke Straight Boys lineup because they no longer fit our name? Hopefully not! Look at Price and how popular he has become. Many members already assume that he is gay but he is, nonetheless, a real asset on the futon. I recently saw a feature on cable tv where males who acquire female breast while keeping their penis are quite popular with many straight men for dating. They appear not to mind what is down below, as long as they can pass as a female in public. These people probably fit the definition of males too. Probably, some of them still consider themselves as straight as well. Who knows anymore!
In theory it would be nice that all things could neatly fit within certain parameters or convenient labels. With the diversity of life today, however, this is not so easily done without the use of artificial labels. Think of Phillionaire and how would he fit within a certain label, other than as a "sexual being". As these issues are becoming more difficult to define with the younger generations to come, labeling one's sexuality is old thinking, strictly 2010 thinking in a 2011 world. Hope you have a...
Happy New Year,
Cumrag27, aka Stimpy