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You brought up and interesting point, Tampa, but I think the technology available today plays more of a part than anonymity.

Today all a guy who wants make some money sexually has to do is get a webcam and a room, and he's set. He can entertain an audience, it doesn't matter if it's girls or guys watching, and make money.

Straight guys aren't going to gay-for-pay studios anymore because they don't need them. Just get on Chaturbate and enjoy yourself while you get paid. If you're lucky, an agent may like you and get you into straight porn. Gay-for-pay is going away for the same reason manufacturing jobs went away. Technology.

I don't think this will be the end of studio porn. Studio porn's attraction is that it provides fantasy, just as it always has. But for fantasy to work, you need an audience that is willing to use their imagination. It may be difficult, but if Broke Straight Boys can find gay or bi guys who are at least straight acting, then they'll do well. I have no problem with that at all. But then, I like fantasy.

Thanks for responding O.F. :)

I would just add that while we could get into a discussion of whether anonymity or technology is the driving force of straighter models deciding between camming or doing video work on set with another person...that would miss one of the points I was trying to make. One of several reasons or motivations for a straight, gay for pay model wanting anonymity back in the day and (unrealistically now) is and was the desire not to be labelled as Gay by society at large, as well as those people directly around him in his personal life. Whether it's fair or not, if a straight model does gay porn he will be labeled as gay or bi by total strangers and confidantes alike. So the straight models know they'll have to carry that burden and baggage of the scarlet letter where they may feel like they are always having to defensively explain themselves to other people. A straight guy on a webcam can still hustle gay guys for cash and gifts while being able to deflect questions about his own sexuality. He can say he's straight but he's just supplementing his income by giving remote and non-tactile attention to other guys and girls alike who flock to his cam. And he has a little more defensive cover with that argument.

On a somewhat different tangent, I remember one cam discussion a few years back with a decently handsome straight guy (around early 20ish) who apparently was new to camming and hadn't thought things through at all. He apparently was truly straight, probably at least a little bit homophobic, as well as cocky and arrogant. (Though not nearly as worldy, bright and as quick on the uptake (yet at least, lol) as he probably thought himself to be.) He had enabled tipping, and given this fact, he apparently wanted to earn some money. He sat there fully clothed and was not showing anything below the waist. As gay guys came in and gave him sexual compliments, attention and requests, he suddenly lashed out at his own room and asked all the guys to leave. He said he only wanted women in his room. One visitor to the room quickly spoke right up and asked, "You want tips from Girls??" The poor guy looked like a deer caught in the headlights. haha His arrogance and anger turned to bewilderment as he processed the incongruity and stupidity of his position. As the Brits would say, you could see the pennies dropping. LOL He had a look that pretty much said, "Oh shit. I need to re-think this whole thing if I'm going to be on cam myself." He got offline shortly after that. :)
 
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I am sorry. I am here for a little of the porn...There is Tanner :smiley-love021::smiley-love021: Gage Owens, Cage Kafig, Ben's Back and I am looking
forward too Dillon. And there is some good old stuff.

I came across pretty short in my response to you, Johnny. I apologize for that. I only meant that my comment wasn't meant as a criticism of any particular model, or what guys here should or shouldn't like. It was never meant to say that anyone here should be loyal to Broke Straight Boys or not go to other sites, either. I just meant it was an hypothesis why straight guys are difficult to find in the gay-for-pay genre today.

I have to agree that Tanner makes my mouth water :drool:, and I could lose myself in eating Ronan Kennedy's furry ass even if it meant I would have to spend the rest of the day flossing his hairs from my teeth :001_tongue:. Don't think I don't watch porn elsewhere, either. I can easily enjoy watching porn of guys in their 30's. Hell, at my age, guys in their 30's are kids anyway.

Enjoy whatever you like, it's all good. Whether what you enjoy is the same as what others enjoy is totally irrelevant.
 
I appreciated the fact that Rowan finally bottomed in this scene. He did a good job.
 
Thanks for responding O.F. :)

I would just add that while we could get into a discussion of whether anonymity or technology is the driving force of straighter models deciding between camming or doing video work on set with another person...that would miss one of the points I was trying to make. One of several reasons or motivations for a straight, gay for pay model wanting anonymity back in the day and (unrealistically now) is and was the desire not to be labelled as Gay by society at large, as well as those people directly around him in his personal life. Whether it's fair or not, if a straight model does gay porn he will be labeled as gay or bi by total strangers and confidantes alike. So the straight models know they'll have to carry that burden and baggage of the scarlet letter where they may feel like they are always having to defensively explain themselves to other people. A straight guy on a webcam can still hustle gay guys for cash and gifts while being able to deflect questions about his own sexuality. He can say he's straight but he's just supplementing his income by giving remote and non-tactile attention to other guys and girls alike who flock to his cam. And he has a little more defensive cover with that argument.

Exactly my point as well, Tampa. Especially with the free porn available today, anonymity is eliminated. And, as you said, it wasn't anonymity from appearing naked, but anonymity from with whom you are appearing.
 
Exactly my point as well, Tampa. Especially with the free porn available today, anonymity is eliminated. And, as you said, it wasn't anonymity from appearing naked, but anonymity from with whom you are appearing.

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