Jimmy and Colin

[balboa]

HEy colin im glad to see your on this thread...just roll with the punches my man...we tried something a little different and some liked it some didnt we both know what really happened you werent raped and you "performed" nicely its not like we didnt plan the scene to be rough....

This is the type of attitude about his scenes that ticks me off about Jimmy. He has little humility, and is not the type of person to try and smooth things over. Rather than say, 'sorry you guys didn't like it; I'll try and do better next time', he seems to be trying to defend his performance.

I wasn't there during the discussion between he and Colin, but I have a feeling it wasn't Colin's idea to do a rough fuck. It was just one more chance for Jimmy to show what an alpha male he is. Strength and masculinity also includes the softer side, which Jimmy doesn't want to come across in his scenes, because he doesn't want to be perceived a certain way, and to remind us all for the umpteenth time that he doesn't enjoy gay sex. We get it. We've moved on, and now so should Jimmy. It's like he feels he's going to give the performance HE wants to give and not the performance the viewers want. Colin on the other hand, wants to give the type of performance the viewers want (see Colin's posts/threads).

 

[cumrag27]

This only fuels my doubt as to who actually authored Colin's "response"

Whew what a fuckin thread! Ok let me clarify a couple things and hopefully we can get on to the next thread. I was not raped and the look on my face isn't all from discomfort its also from exertion. it did eventually start to feel good and that's when it became exertion. How did I cum with him inside? I'm no expert but sure a rape victim or sombody being humiliated wouldn't be able to orgasm. You guys are all very sweet for your concern and it shows that u guys really care about me. And after years of not having nobody give a shit about me it really means a lot to me so thank you. After the scene me and Jimmy played some video games and ate fried chicken together. Jimmy is a really cool dude and he is not the jerk that people think he is. And let's not forget that Jimmy dosnt exactly have a small Dick. I did like it towards the end and that's why I came. Jimmy is VERY straight and he is way cooler and a very big help behind scenes and cut scenes. So it wasn't a good scene and people are going to feel how they do. Now let's move on! Lol me and my wife are making good progress so I can enjoy it much more! you guys are amazing and friggin rock to no end. Thank you for all your support and compassion!

To Whom It May Concern:

Abe Lincoln may have summed it up best when he uttered the following..."You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time".

I am not one to be overly suspicious and I don't frequent "Area 51" either, but really now! Either Colin is being told he must secure his position as a Broke Straight Boys Bottom, therefore, he is required to smooth this firestorm of DISAPPROVAL (which he is only the "VICTIM" and NOT the actual "PERPETRATOR" of this offensive mess) OR someone using Colin's e-mail account is coming up with these "FICTIONAL and ESSENTIALLY UNBELIEVABLE RESPONSES". Either way, I don't buy it!


As far as orgasming during such brutality, any orgasm is only the physiological response after sufficient stimulation has been applied in strategic areas stimulating this physical response. When a certain "point of no return" is finally reached, the orgasm becomes an "involuntary reflex action beyond one's control".

It does not mean in any way "APPROVAL by the VICTIM" for what actions actually preceded it.


Sincerely,


Stimpy

 

[another1]

hey, jimmy and colin it was great that you planned the scene to be rough, because it was rough.
that being said, this sissy like his sex on video just a little bit less edgy.
i can't cum when i am uncomfortable. i watch the videos the get into my zone, i couldn't find zone.
nothing against jimmy or colin or anyone else. i like what i like and i don't like what i don't like.
this scene simply a rough scene and too rough for me.
too much with too little warning. not for vanilla sex lovers!

 

[balboa]

To Whom It May Concern:

Abe Lincoln may have summed it up best when he uttered the following..."You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time".

I am not one to be overly suspicious and I don't frequent "Area 51" either, but really now! Either Colin is being told he must secure his position as a Broke Straight Boys Bottom, therefore, he is required to smooth this firestorm of DISAPPROVAL (which he is only the "VICTIM" and NOT the actual "PERPETRATOR" of this offensive mess) OR someone using Colin's e-mail account is coming up with these "FICTIONAL and ESSENTIALLY UNBELIEVABLE RESPONSES". Either way, I don't buy it!


As far as orgasming during such brutality, any orgasm is only the physiological response after sufficient stimulation has been applied in strategic areas stimulating this physical response. When a certain "point of no return" is finally reached, the orgasm becomes an "involuntary reflex action beyond one's control".

It does not mean in any way "APPROVAL by the VICTIM" for what actions actually preceded it.


Sincerely,


Stimpy

Thanks, Stimpy for saying that. I was going to post the same thing, but decided not to. But I agree. Orgasm during a 'rape' happens all the time, and is not necessarily an indication the victim is enjoying it. That's not to say Colin didn't enjoy it, but I just wanted to make a distinction. If that weren't true, there wouldn't be any g4p models in gay porn because they wouldn't be able to achieve orgasm.

 

[mikeyank]

Me a colin are friends we decided to give the fans a scene that wasnt so mechanical and routine not everyone wants to see "sex" some people want tot see straight guys fucking and doing it rough...

Thank you Jimmy. Some of the member's of this forum get too caught up in the scenes and the model's and they take everything that you guy's say or do, oh so seriously. I've often said that it is only porn. It's not reality.

I'm glad you came on to confirm what Colin said, earlier in this thread:

"After the scene me and Jimmy played some video games and ate fried chicken together. Jimmy is a really cool dude and he is not the jerk that people think he is."

But now we have the conspiracy theorists on this thread questioning if Colin is being held down and forced to post, like a kidnap victim and other's are questioning if someone is impersonating Colin, with deliberate misspellings to look like it is the writing of a twenty year kid.

I find that any thread about "Jimmy" tends to last longer than other's, so this should go on. And by the way, in just six short hours a new feature will be debuting on Broke Straight Boys It has Jimmy with the new kid Anthony.

 

[another1]

is colin really colin?
did shakespeare write the plays or were the plays written by someone using his name?
books have been written on that subject.
now in the forum we have the question, is brokecolin, colin or someone using that name.

 

[cumrag27]

You are so right, once again!

This is the type of attitude about his scenes that ticks me off about Jimmy. He has little humility, and is not the type of person to try and smooth things over. Rather than say, 'sorry you guys didn't like it; I'll try and do better next time', he seems to be trying to defend his performance.

I wasn't there during the discussion between he and Colin, but I have a feeling it wasn't Colin's idea to do a rough fuck. It was just one more chance for Jimmy to show what an alpha male he is. Strength and masculinity also includes the softer side, which Jimmy doesn't want to come across in his scenes, because he doesn't want to be perceived a certain way, and to remind us all for the umpteenth time that he doesn't enjoy gay sex. We get it. We've moved on, and now so should Jimmy. It's like he feels he's going to give the performance HE wants to give and not the performance the viewers want. Colin on the other hand, wants to give the type of performance the viewers want (see Colin's posts/threads).

Dear Balboa,

The simple answer is that this performance was ALL ABOUT JIMMY, NOT COLIN and to HELL with everyone else. If JIMMY was in fact the "Straight Man" his swagger is intended to convey, he would at least feel honorbound to request an interview where he could respectfully apologize publicly for his offensive and hurtful actions taken against Colin. Being a REAL man, regardless of one's orientation, requires humility from time to time admitting one's wrongdoings along the way and, hopefully "LEARNING SOMETHING FROM IT"! But maybe that is "TOO TALL A ORDER" so to speak for "the big "all-straight" enchilada's ego to accept". After all Jimmy did take his own cummy hands and rub them on Colin's chin as the episode ended as his final insult to Colin.

What ever happened to basic human respect (Yes. Even in Gay Porn)?


Sincerely,


Stimpy

 

[tampa24]

HEy colin im glad to see your on this thread...just roll with the punches my man...we tried something a little different and some liked it some didnt we both know what really happened you werent raped and you "performed" nicely its not like we didnt plan the scene to be rough....

I never went for the "rape" scenario myself. Even so Jimmy, that's all easy enough to say now. But the perfect opportunity to tell the viewers that you and Colin were going to go for something edgier was at the beginning of the scene. All that wasted time hemming and hawing before the video started could have been used to mention that, with Colin's cooperation and consent, you were going to try something different. A real chance to set the scene, as it were. Nobody did...including the director.

This whole video would have been received much differently if we had been given a heads up that you were going to go for a rough fucking session. Or even if you just said you were going for something different. Then those who enjoy watching that type of scene would have been happy. And those of us who don't like that genre of porn would have just been saying that it wasn't our cup of tea.

Instead people saw that Colin was in a lot of pain and you didn't want to slow down or ask how he was doing. And then at the end, as if to add insult to injury, you smeared cum on his face around his mouth. Can you see in hindsight how bad that looked to us viewers who saw the edited version that we did?

There's nothing wrong with pushing the envelope and trying something new once in a while. Personally I'm all for that. But don't leave the viewers completely in the dark...as a "surprise". It's not the viewers' fault if they didn't laugh at the punchline...when the joke wasn't told properly beforehand.

 

[another1]

tampa post said what wish my earliest post did.
thank you!

 

[jp2008]

Jimmy... Glad you read the thread here.. Has any of the comments set in?..or are you just "going with it"..or do you sense that since your arrogance and seemingly lack of concern for any of the models you work with has gotten you this far..it must be working, and you go to the bank with check in hand. Perhaps.. just perphaps.. you will consider what has been said about you and.. dare I say..try to give us who contribute to your salary..a less agressive, less rude and less arogance persona..for some have mention that off camera you are a "nice person"..it just does not come off in your vids..sorry..but I am not a fan..but could be should you .......

 

[dracythis]

FINALLY im in a 5 star video thanks dracy...

No problem, both you and Colin deserve it for the hard work you both put into this video.

Also, don't pay any mind to the naysayers that are being critical of this scene. While it may not be everyone's cup of tea, I'm sure there is a segment of the membership base who enjoyed it. And remember, there will always be controversy with art. If Robert Mapplethorpe listened to every critic, his artwork would have suffered. Just remember that what you and the other members of the Broke Straight Boys team are doing here is making art, let your creativity shine forth......

 

[Buckeye1]

This is so bizaar.

First we have a scene that a lot of members did not like and even found offensive. I am included in that sentiment.

Second, we debate the issue and try to make some sense out of what we are feeling.

Third, both models in the scene make posts trying to explain what really went on, telling us that it was all planned, that it probably backfired, and in Colin's case, tried to apologize for it and make better scenes in the future. Even the site owner participated in trying to quell our concerns.

Everything up to this point makes perfect sense to me. I thought that is what this forum is all about.

Now comes the part that just doesn't make sense to me. The Conspiracy. Are we so intelligent that we must say that all of these people are not telling the truth? NOT ME. I'm just a dumb hick from Ohio that flunked mind-reading class. You guys are way ahead of me. I believe Colin. I believe Jimmy. I beleive Mark. I still did not enjoy the scene and probably won't watch it again, but I do feel a lot better knowing that NOBODY was hurt in this scene without fully knowing what they were getting into before filming.

It is crystal clear to me now why the models do not like posting on this forum.

 

[Buckeye1]

Perhaps the above post was not really written by Buckeye1. What now....

 

[tampa24]

I went back and listened to the intro again. Clay did give us a heads up of sorts.

Clay said, "I told him (Jimmy) before the scene not to go gentle on you. So your job (Colin) is just to grin and bear it." So Clay did say that much out loud. But it was said in such a muffled tone and in such a jocular manner that most people (myself included) didn't take him seriously. Most of us blew this off as just silly pre-scene banter. Especially given that Colin was so new.

If it had been stated in a clearer, louder or more forceful way by any of the three, more people would have picked up on the fact that this really was the kind of scene we could expect.

 

[BrokeColin]

HEy colin im glad to see your on this thread...just roll with the punches my man...we tried something a little different and some liked it some didnt we both know what really happened you werent raped and you "performed" nicely its not like we didnt plan the scene to be rough....

Hey Jimmy glad to see you on here. Ya I'm Rollin with it man. Everyone is entitled to their opinions. Some liked it some didn't. Some peolpe were concerned some people got hot and heavy. Differnt strokes for differnt folks lol. On to the next thread and scene. Thanks for your support and help and the genuinely cool dude you are man.

 

[BrokeColin]

HEy colin im glad to see your on this thread...just roll with the punches my man...we tried something a little different and some liked it some didnt we both know what really happened you werent raped and you "performed" nicely its not like we didnt plan the scene to be rough....

Hey Jimmy glad to see you on here. Ya I'm Rollin with it man. Everyone is entitled to their opinions. Some liked it some didn't. Some peolpe were concerned some people got hot and heavy. Differnt strokes for differnt folks lol. On to the next thread and scene. Thanks for your support and help and the genuinely cool dude you are man. Its kinda hard to see people bashing you and clay so bad after how hard we all work on production. Poor clay burns the candels at both ends with all the work that is involved and I have never seen a post yet thanking clay for the hard work it takes to produce Broke Straight Boys But clay knows we all truly value what he does but I guess when it all boils down to it there is nobody but the man staring back at me in the mirror at night.

 

[another1]

when i am stronger i may go back and watch this scene again.
but for now i feel like after always having cream on the table for my cereal, i could expect that something a little different might be milk. this was like getting buttermilk.
i like buttermilk, but not with my cereal.
i am a fan, not a cheerleader. i boo missed plays and cheer good plays.
i love them even when i don't think they least deserve it, because it know that is when they most need it.
i hope my comments are taken as signs of love, for this art form, my personal desire for pleasure and all my favorites.

 

[lesit78]

This is so bizaar.

First we have a scene that a lot of members did not like and even found offensive. I am included in that sentiment.

Second, we debate the issue and try to make some sense out of what we are feeling.

Third, both models in the scene make posts trying to explain what really went on, telling us that it was all planned, that it probably backfired, and in Colin's case, tried to apologize for it and make better scenes in the future. Even the site owner participated in trying to quell our concerns.

Everything up to this point makes perfect sense to me. I thought that is what this forum is all about.

Now comes the part that just doesn't make sense to me. The Conspiracy. Are we so intelligent that we must say that all of these people are not telling the truth? NOT ME. I'm just a dumb hick from Ohio that flunked mind-reading class. You guys are way ahead of me. I believe Colin. I believe Jimmy. I beleive Mark. I still did not enjoy the scene and probably won't watch it again, but I do feel a lot better knowing that NOBODY was hurt in this scene without fully knowing what they were getting into before filming.

It is crystal clear to me now why the models do not like posting on this forum.

Well said, Buckeye. When I first started reading folks talking about a possible "conspiracy theory", I almost spit my coffee out all over my desk. I had to re-read it and couldn't believe my eyes!

Folks, yes I suppose it's possible that someone could hack into other peoples' member profile and start typing posts disguised as someone else, but...come on people!

Yes, it's true that if something really flops in the business world, it's only natural they're going to go out and do some sort of damage control, but really?

While this scene seems to be quite unpopular by many, it's certainly not among the lowest rated scenes in Broke Straight Boys history. I think the lowest Broke Straight Boys scene rating I remember was a 1.8 (the one starring Jimmy and Vinnie, in the "feet episode"). But this Jimmy and Colin scene is actually currently rated at 3.4 the last time I checked, which is a mid C on the A B C D F (1-2-3-4-5 stars) classification. That's not even a C- nor is it approaching a D.

Colin put a positive spin on it, after all he is one of the performers in the scene and he's a newer performer. He probably feels terrible that everyone posting about it hates it so much, and he may feel that reflects on him as a performer. Which of course I think most of us agree that Colin is awesome and we love him!

Colin, I think you did an amazing job in this scene. It was just hard for me to watch because it did seem like you were really hating it, and I am not at all into watching people visibly hate sex (I know you came, but still. It was still painful for me to watch and I couldn't watch much of it at all because I was afraid you were in pain which I don't at all enjoy watching).

Jimmy, I can appreciate and respect that you guys were attempting to try something different, but seriously. I think you would be doing yourself a huge favor by being kinder, gentler, nicer in your scenes especially after this. Yes, we know you're not gay and you don't get into sex with guys. But you scored HUGE points with would be fans in some of your previous scenes when you were nice to them (asking if they're ok, trying to go easy on them, stuff like that).

To be honest who I am the least impressed by, and the most disappointed in with this scene, is Clay the director. As the director, you pretty much run the scene and decide how it needs to go and need to have some sort of instincts as to what the general member base might think of a scene and how it will be received by the viewers. It appears Clay was in on the overall theme of the scene before it started, and apparently had zero instincts regarding how the members might react to it. Instead of suggesting that it probably wouldn't be a good idea to do a scene like this with Jimmy, who many members are really trying to like (and are struggling with it), and Colin, a relative newbie who people really love and adore, he apparently just let it go on and we now have many people pretty unhappy with the end result. Clay, what were you thinking? If you're just trying to generate drama, I guess you succeeded. If you were trying to stop people from being upset and unhappy with the direction of these scenes, I would say not so much.

Jimmy I am a fan of yours, and I normally enjoy watching you perform. You are hot, you are funny, you are witty, and I think you really are a nice guy for real. But seriously, perception is everything. Especially in this industry!

To those of you who won't stop complaining about Jimmy, have you stopped and considered that perhaps Jimmy has a signed contract of exclusivity with BluMedia, and he may be locked in to a certain number of scenes or a certain amount of time before his contract expires (if there is one, which I have no idea if there is or not). If that's the case, Jimmy has to perform a certain amount of work in order to fulfill the remainder of his contract. Who is to say that he will remain once such a contract, if there is one, runs out.

If Jimmy enjoys his work here, I would think that he would want to please the most members as possible, as quickly as possible, because deadlines and contract renewals have a way of running themselves out and not being renewed if there is a justifiable reason, and a business decision has to be made.

 

[another1]

at the end of the game only two things matter, did you come to play and did you win?
when it is all over, the only thing people will remember is did you win?

 

[balboa]

Well said, Buckeye. When I first started reading folks talking about a possible "conspiracy theory", I almost spit my coffee out all over my desk. I had to re-read it and couldn't believe my eyes!

Folks, yes I suppose it's possible that someone could hack into other peoples' member profile and start typing posts disguised as someone else, but...come on people!

Yes, it's true that if something really flops in the business world, it's only natural they're going to go out and do some sort of damage control, but really?

While this scene seems to be quite unpopular by many, it's certainly not among the lowest rated scenes in Broke Straight Boys history. I think the lowest Broke Straight Boys scene rating I remember was a 1.8 (the one starring Jimmy and Vinnie, in the "feet episode"). But this Jimmy and Colin scene is actually currently rated at 3.4 the last time I checked, which is a mid C on the A B C D F (1-2-3-4-5 stars) classification. That's not even a C- nor is it approaching a D.

Colin put a positive spin on it, after all he is one of the performers in the scene and he's a newer performer. He probably feels terrible that everyone posting about it hates it so much, and he may feel that reflects on him as a performer. Which of course I think most of us agree that Colin is awesome and we love him!

Colin, I think you did an amazing job in this scene. It was just hard for me to watch because it did seem like you were really hating it, and I am not at all into watching people visibly hate sex (I know you came, but still. It was still painful for me to watch and I couldn't watch much of it at all because I was afraid you were in pain which I don't at all enjoy watching).

Jimmy, I can appreciate and respect that you guys were attempting to try something different, but seriously. I think you would be doing yourself a huge favor by being kinder, gentler, nicer in your scenes especially after this. Yes, we know you're not gay and you don't get into sex with guys. But you scored HUGE points with would be fans in some of your previous scenes when you were nice to them (asking if they're ok, trying to go easy on them, stuff like that).

To be honest who I am the least impressed by, and the most disappointed in with this scene, is Clay the director. As the director, you pretty much run the scene and decide how it needs to go and need to have some sort of instincts as to what the general member base might think of a scene and how it will be received by the viewers. It appears Clay was in on the overall theme of the scene before it started, and apparently had zero instincts regarding how the members might react to it. Instead of suggesting that it probably wouldn't be a good idea to do a scene like this with Jimmy, who many members are really trying to like (and are struggling with it), and Colin, a relative newbie who people really love and adore, he apparently just let it go on and we now have many people pretty unhappy with the end result. Clay, what were you thinking? If you're just trying to generate drama, I guess you succeeded. If you were trying to stop people from being upset and unhappy with the direction of these scenes, I would say not so much.

Jimmy I am a fan of yours, and I normally enjoy watching you perform. You are hot, you are funny, you are witty, and I think you really are a nice guy for real. But seriously, perception is everything. Especially in this industry!

To those of you who won't stop complaining about Jimmy, have you stopped and considered that perhaps Jimmy has a signed contract of exclusivity with BluMedia, and he may be locked in to a certain number of scenes or a certain amount of time before his contract expires (if there is one, which I have no idea if there is or not). If that's the case, Jimmy has to perform a certain amount of work in order to fulfill the remainder of his contract. Who is to say that he will remain once such a contract, if there is one, runs out.

If Jimmy enjoys his work here, I would think that he would want to please the most members as possible, as quickly as possible, because deadlines and contract renewals have a way of running themselves out and not being renewed if there is a justifiable reason, and a business decision has to be made.

Abe, as usual, you make a good case. As someone who doesn't like 'porn Jimmy', but love 'real Jimmy', I have considered the contract/number of scenes requirement. And this is one of the reasons I'm leaving. I put this on the shoulders of management, who are in charge of the number of scenes a model does and the schedule in which they appear. They also should determine scene content, and the director determines how to make that happen. The models play their parts and try to do a good job. So, while I have my issues with Jimmy, the bulk of my ire is at Broke Straight Boys