When will there be actual STRAIGHT boys?

[mlsnyc1]

My feelings exactly. There are straight appearing and acting gay guys out there who I'm sure can use the money. The effeminate guys like John Henry and Danny do nothing for me.

Thank god someone spoke up. The above quote was my exact thoughts said in a nice way.

 

[tampa24]

Here's a few more from his twitter page Mikey.

 

[tampa24]

Question: If Clay can get Kodi to appear on his niche site why can't Broke Straight Boys get him to make a triumphant return?

The other fact is that the guys who are straight and are doing this work tend not to stay in it long unless they decide to make a career out of it. Like Kodi, they "find Jesus" and quit. Or like Ashton they get into some drama with a girlfriend and end up in jail. Sometimes sadly drugs or mental issues cause their demise or simple misadventures like being in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people. But most who do not stay in the business, make some money and then go on to other things. They buy the truck, get a decent job, meet the right girl or finish school and go on to other things.

Hi Elyot,

Jaunjo pretty much answers your question here. The scene Kodi did on Clay's other site appears to have been filmed a long while ago. Kodi we were told had found religion and his newfound religious beliefs precluded him from doing any more porn. So he retired from the business. Of course in real life that doesn't mean that he will never change his mind. I'm almost certain that if Kodi ever contacted Broke Straight Boys expressing an interest in doing more work, that they would be receptive to letting him come back.

If you ever find Kodi doing much more recent work elsewhere online, please let us know. Many of us would be happy to clamor for his return. haha

 

[mikeyank]

My feelings exactly. There are straight appearing and acting gay guys out there who I'm sure can use the money. The effeminate guys like John Henry and Danny do nothing for me.

Thank god someone spoke up. The above quote was my exact thoughts said in a nice way.

Good to hear from you mlsnyc1. Again, someone who has been a member for a long time but who does not post often, (a silent majority?) dissatisfied with current models.

 

[mikeyank]

Here's a few more from his twitter page Mikey.

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Thanks Tampa!

 

[toddo777]

I've been a member for quite some time. I've always loved the site. I understand this is a business, and the business must do what it needs to do to make a profit. Using models who satisfy a broad number of viewers is one of those things; however, the viewership of Broke Straight Boys has a specific taste: straight men. I will say again, I have always loved this site, but I'm losing hope, seeing update after update with these lispy, effeminate gay men. If you have to use gay models - which I completely understand - at least use gay models who fit the advertised niche: straight...I don't even care about the broke part...we could all use a bit more money.

That's it...I'm done ranting...but I would really like to know when will the "straight" in Broke Straight Boys come back?

The problem with this site is that there are two different target audiences. One group views the straight aspect of the site as getting straight guys and making them into gay-for-pay porn stars who learn how to perform in gay scenes as well as any gay man could and look like they are enjoying it. Their main interest is seeing masculine guys in hard core gay sex scenes, like the Kurt Wilde type gay-for-pay stars, many of whom you would of assumed were gay until you hear they're not because they're so good at acting the part.

The other group are people who have a straight guy fetish. For them it's all about being able to see something taboo. It's not so much the sex acts that make it hot, it's more about the psychology of seeing guys like you might run into in real life and watching them as they are made to do things that they aren't supposed to and don't want to for money. Their perceived reality and the fact that they don't seem to be acting is important. Watching them struggle with their feelings of embarrassment, shame, fear, and confusion while trying to bring themselves into feelings of guilty pleasure in front of a lot of people is the main point. It's about the suspense and excitement of the process of pushing their boundaries while exposing them to increasing levels of gay sexuality, and not about reaching a goal of making them gay sex gods. That's the big difference between the two groups. If you have a fetish for straight guys it become less hot once they reach the point where you can't tell that they're straight because they can act like they are really into the sex.

Back in days when models like Diesal, Mike Robbins, Dustin, Braden, Ashton and Jordan were the big stars, most of the popular models rarely bottomed at all and some never did. The exceptions were ones like Ashton who said he preferred to bottom because seeing a guys ass made it difficult to stay hard. The fact that these guys weren't attainable, but there was this slight hope of a chance made you want to keep watching them and the more you did the more bits of their personality you got to know and eventually it was hard not feel like invested in them and care about them. But there was always an air of mystery that kept you wanting to come back for more. It was a whole different level of experience than just watching a hot scene with hot guys. I've been on and off this site since near the beginning and I keep coming back for that experience, but there's not much of that left in the newer videos and models. A few of them get close to that, like I really enjoyed Tyler Whit's videos and interviews and seeing him interact at the CO house. He seemed to have a dynamic which made you really want to know more so that personality along with his overall sexiness and attitude was reminiscent the models Diesal, Braden, etc. era. But I guess why some people question if there are any straight guys on here is in a large part due to the fact that we don't really seem to know their personalities as much as back in the old days. So when all you know about a model is seeing them getting barebacked and begging for cum loads it kinda makes one question if they really are straight. The scenes are really hot and well done, but damn some of those straight boys seem more cock hungry than most gay guys! LOL And a lot of people love that. You can't please everyone, but I guess it seems like many members are confused about what the site's theme is and what direction it's heading.

 

[mikeyank]

Wow, it is so nice to see any old familiar forumite Toddo777, back in the saddle, so to speak. And you are making the same point that so many of us have been making. The models today are largely so very vanilla without personality and that is why it is hard for some of us to differentiate between some of them. I hope that Mark and Sha are reading our comments and realize how important it is for us to be able to identify with these guys as individuals, all with their own unique personalities. More behind the scenes and more personalization in the pre-sex interviews would be a huge help to allow us to feel like we know these boys as we did with the models of the golden age of Broke Straight Boys!

 

[tampa24]

Wow, it is so nice to see any old familiar forumite Toddo777, back in the saddle, so to speak. And you are making the same point that so many of us have been making. The models today are largely so very vanilla without personality and that is why it is hard for some of us to differentiate between some of them. I hope that Mark and Sha are reading our comments and realize how important it is for us to be able to identify with these guys as individuals, all with their own unique personalities. More behind the scenes and more personalization in the pre-sex interviews would be a huge help to allow us to feel like we know these boys as we did with the models of the golden age of Broke Straight Boys!

Yes. Welcome back Toddo!

You've really hit the nail on the head with your observations. For those who are straight purists, it's more difficult for us as the site goes into more mainstream gay porn. As we've alluded to elsewhere today, it's difficult to care about a model as a person and feel invested in him or emotionally attached, when we know so little about him or them. I know we've covered this already. But I'll still put this out there again in somewhat different terms, in the hopes that it will reach those who have the power to make certain course changes. I'm not advocating "change" so much as I'm asking for a return to what the site is usually about. That being finding straight or straight-ish amateur models who share with the audience and feel like real people to us.

I know there are always those who are going to complain that the pre-sex interviews should not turn into lengthy Barbara Walters productions or Larry King marathons. And to some extent I agree with that. It's a tough balance for sure. But I think we should get something of some substance in the pre-sex portion of the videos. When the opening of scenes is full of inane small talk and filler that covers only topics like who's going to do what to whom...and how nervous or apprehensive each model is about the scene ahead...that's not the stuff that helps build a model's popularity and following. I think we should get something of some substance from the models that helps foster and maintain a connection with the viewers. Letting him share details of his life offscreen (without violating his privacy of course) or at least letting his unique personality shine, is what builds and maintains a loyal fan base. It's not just about his looks and his skills performing sex.

We can see beautiful two-dimensional models performing skillful gay sex all over the internet. At Broke Straight Boys we look for more than that. If the models here just become stick figures in the sex videos...then social media alone is not going to be enough to pick up the slack and keep people's interest. I find that I don't look forward to as many of the scenes lately as I used to. I'm sure that part of that is because I feel emotionally detached from many of them. If they seem more and more like strangers to me...or if I feel my understanding and connection to them as individuals has waned and become more distant...I'm much less likely to care about them or even especially look forward to watching their work.

 

[thejudge]

I just wanna see "Hot"guys having sex. Masculine is a good start. Some of the guys like "Zander Floyd " & " Gage Owens" are a bit effeminate but Hot! But those "Twins" are a definite step backwards.

 

[betudidntknow]

I do have some observations to make here. First I do know some people who have been models in the business, one who has done some work here, who were straight so I have no reason to believe that any large number of the models here are gay. Most are straight or flexible, in that they are willing to do the work. Not every straight guy out there is going to be willing to do this work. Those that do are going to have limits on what they will or will not do. It amuses me that Jimmy Johnson who was one of the quintessential straight boys to appear here was resoundingly hated by some members for the very characteristics which marked him as straight.

The fact is that straight guys who do this work, do so for different reasons. Some might be a little farther along on the Kinsey Scale than others. Some like Damien and Paul might realize something about themselves after getting into the business. Some might do it simply as a way to make some money. I once had a client who explained to me that he hated sucking dick and taking it up the ass but it was an easy way to make money to pay his rent and buy dope. He supported himself and his girlfriend on the money he made doing dates and low rent porno movies. Others do it because they can make the money they need to buy the things they want or to pay for school. I do not know how much Broke Straight Boys pays its models for a few days work but I do know what a certain company in Las Vegas pays. I know a guy who did about 4 flicks a year for them and another studio, stripped and escorted and lived very well on the proceeds.

What I really think people are upset with is that the scenes have become so formulaic Except for the actors they are virtually all identical in how they play out. Of course this was a criticism given to David once upon a time as well. Including how he would trot in a "gay" guy or two, not to mention accusing the straight models of being gay. Of course being in South Florida at that time, David had access to a large group of models who were straight acting even if they were not straight and used his formula well.

The other fact is that the guys who are straight and are doing this work tend not to stay in it long unless they decide to make a career out of it. Like Kodi, they "find Jesus" and quit. Or like Ashton they get into some drama with a girlfriend and end up in jail. Sometimes sadly drugs or mental issues cause their demise or simple misadventures like being in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people. But most who do not stay in the business, make some money and then go on to other things. They buy the truck, get a decent job, meet the right girl or finish school and go on to other things. So no matter what, there has to be a constant changeover as the old guys drop out and new blood comes in. This means the studios are all out there trying to find new models, test them out and check them out to see if they fit the business model. Not just Broke Straight Boys but also other studios as well. In the mean time they re-use the models they have and try to keep people interested in the product.

Any of the guys I have spoken to away from the bulletin boards who approached Broke Straight Boys or worked for Broke Straight Boys tells me they are very professional in how they do business. They are not like Kochis over at Cobra was or anyone of a number of studio owners who consider their models as personal sex toys on the side. But this also means they have certain standards in the guys they hire as well as how they use them in scenes. This sadly isn't true of all. One studio in San Francisco for example is notorious for its low standards.

What all this means is quite simple, despite what each of us might think is effeminate or not, straight acting or not or whatever stereotypes we might have, Broke Straight Boys is trying to fill a fantasy for a wide number of customers all of who have different ideas as to what is the perfect model or scene. So while it is perfectly alright to offer constructive criticism of what you like or do not like, or concerning what you might want or not want in a scene, remember that no company is ever going to be perfectly on the mark with every offering. Not every model is going to comply with your standards. Like mikeyank I also enjoy the classic straight kid we see as willing to allow a gay guy to service him. But I also know those guys were not all that common in real life, sometimes they were around and sometimes not. And frankly in real life it was not unusual for one of those kids to disappear for a while and then reappear - as gay as a drag queen.

One thing I have noticed a lot among the younger guys I deal with these days is that a lot of those old sexual stereotypes we had back when I was a kid in the 50s and 60s are now gone. Some of this is a good thing. My nieces and nephews all love me and love my husband. Their friends who know me have no issues. They see gay people as perfectly natural and cannot understand why anyone would think differently. But the other side of this is they do some things which for me mix the standards between what I consider gay and straight. Body hair sculpting, mannerisms and whatever. So a mannerism you might find effeminate, they seem as just a manner of expression. Welcome to the 21st Century.

This is one of the best written, well stated comments I've read on this forum in a while! It was a pleasure for me to read! I totally agree

 

[ScottA]

I found this thread while searching the forums for something else. With the current topics of which models we think are straight I thought it might be a good idea to resurrect this one. I had already quit the site when this thread started, and I left for many of the reasons mentioned in the posts here.

Anyway, great, great topic. Fascinating reading. I think this one is worth another look, even though its only a few months old.

 

[Frontier]

I really don't think the site was better with David. He had his way of doing things and the guys he got weren't generally any "straighter" than the ones now. His scenes were quite predictable "I'll tell ya what". I don't necessarily subscribe to gay, straight, Bi, etc. because of it's subjective connotation. It is what it is "men who have sex with other men" That's objective, a fact, Gay etc. are labels. How gay are you? How Bi are you? In pure and simple terms you either have sex with other men or you don't. The number of times in a year is a moot point. If you identify with a specific group it is very appropriate because there are very social and emotional reasons for doing so. I personally think that when someone identifies as Gay there is much more to that than simply being "exclusively" physically attracted to men. As far a finding more men who are willing to have "sex with other men" on camera (knowing nothing about the business) I'd look at the straight sites, I think you'll find some there. One thing I really am sick of is the lying to us about these guys being straight -- just tell it like it is!!!!! and yes bring back the "Behind the Scenes" they were great.

 

[betudidntknow]

I'm a gay man who's attracted to men period. I don't have a deep seated, exclusive attraction to guys who are straight, if I did, I'd probably only have a handful of sexual experiences under my belt. That being said, I found Broke Straight Boys a long time ago while I was on the internet in search of a site that did feature guys who from their outward appearance, didn't resemble the stereotypical, swissy, effeminate, twink type that I found common on certain sites. The title of the site was definitely something that caught my attention! Now, for me to say, I don't share the intrigue of having sex with guys who predominantly have "heterosexual" encounters, I'd be deluding myself. I know that there are guys who absolutely wouldn't have sex with another guy. I know that there are guys who, under the right circumstances would.....for an exchange of money or drugs or for the sake of argument, get something they need or want out of it. There are guys who will do it strictly for the sex!



I know that there are different perceptions that exist in the minds of people regarding what "straight guys" will do, won't do, for money or experience. Whether a person subscribes to a web site for the fantasy of guys, straight guys, having sex or because they like to see nice looking guys with nice bodies and features engaged in sex with another guy, is really an individual choice.



Now, I like watching these guys having sex especially when the little observations I make allow me to believe, even if for a moment or two, that they might be enjoying it. Whether real or not, those are the moments I look for! That's all the "believability" I need to get off on a scene. Gay, bi or where ever they are on the Kinsey scale, really doesn't matter to me when I see what I know turns me on.



These guys featured on this site at any given time, represent a variety of types of guys that I would find attractive where ever I happen to be. The fact that they are assembled on one site is a huge plus for me! I tend to enjoy either the performance of certain guys featured, or I am completely enamored with their physical features. Either way, I pay for the entertainment I enjoy, and I enjoy the entertainment I pay for., just like those who've joined for their own reasons or sexual pleasures.

 

[mikeyank]

I'm a gay man who's attracted to men period. I don't have a deep seated, exclusive attraction to guys who are straight, if I did, I'd probably only have a handful of sexual experiences under my belt. That being said, I found Broke Straight Boys a long time ago while I was on the internet in search of a site that did feature guys who from their outward appearance, didn't resemble the stereotypical, swissy, effeminate, twink type that I found common on certain sites. The title of the site was definitely something that caught my attention! Now, for me to say, I don't share the intrigue of having sex with guys who predominantly have "heterosexual" encounters, I'd be deluding myself. I know that there are guys who absolutely wouldn't have sex with another guy. I know that there are guys who, under the right circumstances would.....for an exchange of money or drugs or for the sake of argument, get something they need or want out of it. There are guys who will do it strictly for the sex!



I know that there are different perceptions that exist in the minds of people regarding what "straight guys" will do, won't do, for money or experience. Whether a person subscribes to a web site for the fantasy of guys, straight guys, having sex or because they like to see nice looking guys with nice bodies and features engaged in sex with another guy, is really an individual choice.



Now, I like watching these guys having sex especially when the little observations I make allow me to believe, even if for a moment or two, that they might be enjoying it. Whether real or not, those are the moments I look for! That's all the "believability" I need to get off on a scene. Gay, bi or where ever they are on the Kinsey scale, really doesn't matter to me when I see what I know turns me on.



These guys featured on this site at any given time, represent a variety of types of guys that I would find attractive where ever I happen to be. The fact that they are assembled on one site is a huge plus for me! I tend to enjoy either the performance of certain guys featured, or I am completely enamored with their physical features. Either way, I pay for the entertainment I enjoy, and I enjoy the entertainment I pay for., just like those who've joined for their own reasons or sexual pleasures.

Great post, Betu! It doesn't matter why we enjoy this site, just that we do. Some scenes may turn you on more than me and the opposite is true too and some may turn us both on, so it is all good. As I said in my quotation that you have at the bottom of your posts, "there is no right or wrong when it comes to porn". It is all our own perspective.