How many times do so many people have to say or write the same idea in so many different ways before members of this forum will understand and acknowledge that:
1. No two human beings are innately alike. Even physically identical twins are innately different.
2.
Broke Straight Boys Membership is comprised of two or more people.
3. Therefore,
Broke Straight Boys membership is made up of people who are innately different from one another.
4. But some of these differences can be common to more than one individual, thus constituting a group of individuals based on the same shared difference.
5. Example: Members 1, 76, 300, 567, etc. all like anal scenes. They constitute one group. Members 2, 4, 78, 653, etc. like only solo scenes. They constitute another group. Members 3, 5, 89, 456, etc. like oral only scenes. They constitute yet another group. Then there are members who like kissing in partnered scenes; and there are those who do not like it. They each constitute a group. There may be overlaps between groups which form yet another group; e.g., members who like anal scenes with kissing; members who like anal scenes with no kissing. The statistical variations could go on almost ad infinitum, but definitely ad nauseum.
6. The owner of
Broke Straight Boys and his employees have the herculean task of trying to come up with a product which will be satisfactory to as many of his members as humanly possible at least some of the time, realizing that all of the members can never be satisfied all of the time.
7. The ultimate judge of how well he achieves his goal is the individual member.
Broke Straight Boys is part of a rational, highly competitive marketplace (gay male porn websites) where people pay dues to become members and receive a service in return, in this instance, gay male porn videos to view. Thus, if a member pays his dues and feels he is getting an adequate return for his dues, then he will continue to be a member. Conversely, if a member pays his dues and feels that he is not getting an adequate return for his dues, then he will discontinue his membership and seek out, in this highly competitive marketplace, a provider which he feels will better suit his needs and give him an adequate return for his membership dues.
8. CAVEAT to #7 - Notice the use of the word rational. Not all purchasers act rationally even in a rational marketplace. Thus, if a member is happy with the service provided, but chooses to give up his membership, then it is not the fault of the provider. Likewise, if a member is not happy with the service provided at
Broke Straight Boys, especially in this highly competitive marketplace of gay male porn websites, but chooses to remain a member, then he is acting irrationally and neither is that the fault of the provider.
9. So it is up to each one of us to decide whether or not we are getting our money's worth from
Broke Straight Boys That evaluation process is ongoing for me and I think about it everytime my dues are deducted from my account. We each have our own tipping point - that point beyond which we can not justify paying dues any longer for the product we receive. For me, happily, I'm nowhere near mine yet, and truthfully I hope I die before I get there.
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