Wow what an interview

[lilo 123]

Me either lol like I said earlier, I'm kind of nervous.
My solo went better than I thought so Ive been holding high hopes for this as well

don't worry bro it's will goes better then you thought to just let the time goes on

 

[tampa24]

Ha! That's the beauty of the forums, right? Free speech.
I just think that I might have touched on some things that some people may not see eye to eye with.
Then again it may be something that the majority agree with, idk.
I kind of look forward to the controversy, and hearing the different points of view.

Hey Zeno Kostas!

I think I see one of the reasons why you started the thread. You apparently come out with some strong opinions on subjects that are considered controversial. So you are wondering how they will be received by your fans and potential fans. You want to brace at least a portion of the audience that this interview isn't going to be all creampuff and superficial blather. (Like spending 5 minutes talking about your favorite color.) haha

We were also clued in by the thumbnail description, that your interview could be powerful and emotionally charged. So we've been given the heads up. Dakota's interview was quite substantive and emotionally charged as well. Please don't be tempted to give away any details in advance. That would dilute the anticipation that's building for the interview's release.

But don't worry Zeno Kostas. You may find more agreement with your opinions than you anticipated. I suspect that you will find much more support, than not. I myself may not agree with all of the points of view you are about to share with us. But I will still respect you and your right to have an opinion. So a little controversy and an exchange of ideas and opinions can be a very good thing. Everyone may learn something.

 

[louis33705]

I agree. I really thought that it was an awesome thing that Broke Straight Boys had to offer. My interview is all real and completely me. I hope I don't offed some people.

Zeno Kostas, at my age I am beyond being offended. What I admire most is a person's willingness to be totally open and honest. Be yourself and always speak from your heart.

Peace, Louis

 

[joninliverton]

Now I think I'm going nuts. I've just seen Zeno Kostas's first jack off scene from March 12th and I honestly thought that this thread was about his first scene but guess not. It appears that you have made an interview on top of the first scene. Apologies for misreading it.

Wow and by the way your first solo was fantastic.. What a cum shot xx

 

[Beth]

Zeno Kostas, at my age I am beyond being offended. What I admire most is a person's willingness to be totally open and honest. Be yourself and always speak from your heart.

Peace, Louis

Hell, I like the way you think! BTW, being a nudist has nothing to do with the way I see you....well, maybe an "inch or two."

 

[BSBZenoKostas]

Sorry guys I've been Un available to post recently. Been super busy!

 

[BSBZenoKostas]

don't worry bro it's will goes better then you thought to just let the time goes on

Thanks lilo!

 

[BSBZenoKostas]

Hey Zeno Kostas!

I think I see one of the reasons why you started the thread. You apparently come out with some strong opinions on subjects that are considered controversial. So you are wondering how they will be received by your fans and potential fans. You want to brace at least a portion of the audience that this interview isn't going to be all creampuff and superficial blather. (Like spending 5 minutes talking about your favorite color.) haha

We were also clued in by the thumbnail description, that your interview could be powerful and emotionally charged. So we've been given the heads up. Dakota's interview was quite substantive and emotionally charged as well. Please don't be tempted to give away any details in advance. That would dilute the anticipation that's building for the interview's release.

But don't worry Zeno Kostas. You may find more agreement with your opinions than you anticipated. I suspect that you will find much more support, than not. I myself may not agree with all of the points of view you are about to share with us. But I will still respect you and your right to have an opinion. So a little controversy and an exchange of ideas and opinions can be a very good thing. Everyone may learn something.

I think your right. Controversy will spice things up. Like the saying goes "keep them on their toes"

 

[BSBZenoKostas]

Zeno Kostas, at my age I am beyond being offended. What I admire most is a person's willingness to be totally open and honest. Be yourself and always speak from your heart.

Peace, Louis

Well Louis that is exactly what I am about. I am a very up front person. Tune into my interview. You'll see what I'm talking about

 

[nobelegg]

Well Louis that is exactly what I am about. I am a very up front person. Tune into my interview. You'll see what I'm talking about

Zeno Kostas, unlike Louis, I easily offend and do it with deliberate fluidity. Oh, wait - Louis said at his age, he is beyond being offended.
All seriousness aside, Zeno Kostas, I like to believe subscribers have decent taste. When I fancy a model, I tend to download all his scenes, regardless of his performance, even if the model with whom he is paired sucks (and not for pay.) I downloaded you, so while you were away from posting, I enjoyed viewing your performance, so all is forgiven. If, however, you persist at this, super busy or not, well, you already know what has to be done! (LOL)
Good to have you back.

 

[Beth]

Thanks Zeno Kostas, that was a very honest look at you; I hope only good things for you here, and in your life. I think it's a great place to be! Like you, I'm a pretty happy person and believe "what you send out, you receive." I wish you all the goodness and success that you are looking for, and can't wait to see you in Austin for Pride this year! Maybe we can meet at the "Iron Cactus" for a margarita...bring your girlfriend and I'll bring my husband, Steve!

 

[tampa24]

Wow is Right!

Wow Zeno Kostas!

I would like to just wrap you up in a big hug right now. I do feel like you've let all of us know you much better. So much of what you said resonates with me. First off though please let me offer my condolences on the loss of your family member. I can only imagine how tough your childhood got after that passing of your relative.

I really admire the maturity with which you view the world. I also really respect that you went back to high school classes rather than opting for a GED or online alternative. Now you can call yourself a high school graduate with no hesitation or asterisks that you need to explain. And if college is something you want at some point in your future...even ten years from now...you don't have to shy away from that for lack of a diploma.

Also, while I don't wear my faith on my sleeve, I too am a person of strong faith. I can very much relate to wanting to see the good in people and the rest of the world while trying to choose love over fear. I know you have already told your girlfriend about the video work and that you are still working through it. Of course I send you my best wishes to you in resolving that issue. One thing I have found very helpful on my spiritual path is to invite the Lord and Holy Spirit into tough conversations like that beforehand. Ask Them to help guide you through with the right words to say. Let Them give you the words so you don't feel like it's all on you. If you are inviting Them to join both of you, I think you'll find that you'll have much more confidence and less fear. Whenever we can be present and more serene, even in stressful moments, our better angels will naturally carry us through and allow us to present ourselves in the best light.

Many hugs Zeno Kostas! And thank you again for the interview.

 

[stowe1]

Zeno Kostas:

A very forthright presentation of who you are, your background and what you want for yourself in the future. You have told us about your conversation with your girlfriend and I hope her acceptance is growing. I am a cynic by nature so it is difficult for me to necessarily believe what some on a porn website say about their personal lives; but your sincerity comes across as genuine so I do accept what you have told us as your truth. I hope I'm not disappointed somewhere down the road, but I doubt it. I think you are the real deal. Welcome to our Broke Straight Boys tribe!! (And please Zeno Kostas when you make a topping scene, please be an aggressive and dominant top, because that is the personna that you have!)

 

[louis33705]

Thanks Zeno Kostas, that was a very honest look at you; I hope only good things for you here, and in your life. I think it's a great place to be! Like you, I'm a pretty happy person and believe "what you send out, you receive." I wish you all the goodness and success that you are looking for, and can't wait to see you in Austin for Pride this year! Maybe we can meet at the "Iron Cactus" for a margarita...bring your girlfriend and I'll bring my husband, Steve!

Beth, I heard in the news a few days ago that there was a shortage of limes and that margaritas were on the verge of distinction. Kelly Rippa and Michael were very concerned about this. Maybe you can find some in Colorado and take them to Austin with you. I hear the agriculture business is bustling in CO these day.

 

[louis33705]

Zeno Kostas, I am an early riser and viewed your interview this morning at 4:30 am. You appear to me to be a very deeply spiritual individual. You mentioned the tragedy led you away from you faith, but then you came back stronger. Sometimes a person needs to step back, take a deep breath and reassess their positions in life. I too left the church for a while for reasons I have alluded to in other posts. I walked around for a few years as if living in a vacuum with a big hole punched through my heart. Then came Viet Nam and my best friend was killed there immediately upon arriving. Instead of mourning for him, I praised him for his courage and determination in his attempt to make the world a better place. Upon hearing the news I quit college and joined the military myself. It was through the comraderie of my fellow air men that my faith rekindled itself in my heart and I came out a stronger person. Stay true to yourself and all will be well.

Peace,
Louis

 

[Ambivalent]

Wow Zeno Kostas!

I would like to just wrap you up in a big hug right now. I do feel like you've let all of us know you much better. So much of what you said resonates with me. First off though please let me offer my condolences on the loss of your family member. I can only imagine how tough your childhood got after that passing of your relative.

I really admire the maturity with which you view the world. I also really respect that you went back to high school classes rather than opting for a GED or online alternative. Now you can call yourself a high school graduate with no hesitation or asterisks that you need to explain. And if college is something you want at some point in your future...even ten years from now...you don't have to shy away from that for lack of a diploma.

Also, while I don't wear my faith on my sleeve, I too am a person of strong faith. I can very much relate to wanting to see the good in people and the rest of the world while trying to choose love over fear. I know you have already told your girlfriend about the video work and that you are still working through it. Of course I send you my best wishes to you in resolving that issue. One thing I have found very helpful on my spiritual path is to invite the Lord and Holy Spirit into tough conversations like that beforehand. Ask Them to help guide you through with the right words to say. Let Them give you the words so you don't feel like it's all on you. If you are inviting Them to join both of you, I think you'll find that you'll have much more confidence and less fear. Whenever we can be present and more serene, even in stressful moments, our better angels will naturally carry us through and allow us to present ourselves in the best light.

Many hugs Zeno Kostas! And thank you again for the interview.

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Hi, Zeno Kostas!!!

I'm with Tampa. on this one. I think you will find that the Broke Straight Boys group is not only very diverse, but also quite supportive, too. And the biggest thing I hope you get from this experience is not simply the money to pay off your debts (which is important!): but also, the opportunity to meet some genuinely kind and caring and supportive people, who will (very respectfully) care about you, and BE your friends.

A couple of things I would mention to you, Zeno Kostas. First, I have a couple of good TOTALLY STRAIGHT friends who did JUST what you're doing at Broke Straight Boys, to make money and solve problems with debt, and get through college. (One of them actually APOLOGIZED to me for NOT being gay. . . when I got to know him. It is a weird thing, but, on most American sites, gay guys like to think the models are STRAIGHT - even if they are gay; and on most European sites, gay guys like to think the models are GAY - even if they're straight ;-)

Anyway, Zeno Kostas, what you should know is that these straight friends of mine, who appeared in male-male erotic video, MADE the money they needed to make to pay off their debts and go to school; MARRIED their girlfriends; and now are HAPPILY married, with children. (And mostly, with successful careers.) I know that, at the present time, appearing in erotic films is an unconventional career strategy, BUT - it can work out OK.

Second, like Tampa, I really appreciate your faith, which I also share. While I have many friends who are atheists or agnostics - my boyfriend, for example, is a convinced atheist! - I'm a Christian, and not ashamed to say so, and I think having this bedrock of faith as a foundation in your life, will be a great help to you, as time goes on. And, you might be surprised (???) ~ but amongst your gay viewers (and ultimately, fans): there are more of us who share your faith, than you might imagine, and will support you, in it. (Though TAMPA is going to be the BEST of ALL of them, I have to say ~ because Tampa is a SAINT.)

Third - where I grew up and went to school, there were lots of GREEK-Canadians. . . and I have always truly been grateful for their presence in my life! (A Greek-Canadian girl who went to university with me, just happens to live around the block from me, now: and we had SUCH FUN together, in school!!!) Yes, there are drawbacks to growing up in ANY sort of ethnic background (my Mother was Scottish, and I will tell you all about THAT, sometime!): but, for sure, all the Greek families I have known have been VERY STRONG on faith, family, and community - and taking care of one another. Those are very GOOD things, Zeno Kostas, and inasmuch as those things might be part of your experience: rejoice in them, and carry them ON!!!

Zeno Kostas, I know that MikeYank will be VERY pleased to have a genuine, certifiable, STRAIGHT guy, on the site - because he loves that!!! (I don't care so much - - - I just like guys who are cute and nice, no matter what their inclinations ;-) But, since you ARE a straight guy, I want to say: THANKS for sharing some time, and some personal moments, with us. (It helps more of us lonely gay guys, than you can ever know!) And ~ all the best with your life and love, and with your beautiful girlfriend!!!

I wish you all the best,
~ "A" XOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXO

P.S. We are all going to be loving you. And your Christian friends are going to be praying for you, too, Zeno Kostas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO17DIeI7Ec

 

[Ambivalent]

P.S., Zeno Kostas:

You have nothing to worry about, as regards Jon-in-Liverton. Jon is eloquent, and passionate, and very outspoken. But he is also a total sweetheart.

"A"

 

[joninliverton]

P.S., Zeno Kostas:

You have nothing to worry about, as regards Jon-in-Liverton. Jon is eloquent, and passionate, and very outspoken. But he is also a total sweetheart.

"A"

Mmmm Well I was a bit confused when I first chimed in on this thread because I thought Zeno Kostas was on about his solo rather than his interview. Then after racked my brains a bit and saw the interview on the forthcoming scenes I realised what it was all about. Why would Zeno Kostas the warrior princess be worried about that.

 

[nobelegg]

Mmmm Well I was a bit confused when I first chimed in on this thread because I thought Zeno Kostas was on about his solo rather than his interview. Then after racked my brains a bit and saw the interview on the forthcoming scenes I realised what it was all about. Why would Zeno Kostas the warrior princess be worried about that.

Hey, Jon, take another look-see between Zeno Kostas's legs. I would wager you 'cunt' see anything feminine about that. Zeno Kostas is an up-and-cumming star on here, as I am confident you shall easily agree. I only hope this site does not persistently stir in his new sugar into the very old coffees who, for some reasons, refuse to go into the Light.
Cross over, children. All are welcome. All are welcome. Go into the Light. There is peace and serenity in the Light.
In other words, I hope Broke Straight Boys gets more new blood; the old is stifling many of us subscribers and smothering Broke Straight Boys's progress.

 

[Youngandconfused22]

I'm still waiting for his first official man on man scene. Once that happens I will be able to fully give my opinion of Zeno Kostas.