VINCE FERELLI SIGNS EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT WITH HOT HOUSE ENTERTAINMENT
Hot House Entertainment, Inc. announced today that VINCE FERELLI has been added to the studio’s roster of exclusive stars. The 5’ 8” 220 lb. competitive body-builder joins 8 other Hot House Men; Alex Collack, Tony Mecelli, Ross Hurston, Ty LeBeouf, Johnny Gunn, Kyle King, Ethan Wolfe, and Evan Matthews. Vince recently made his Hot House debut online in the 2009 release Locker Rook where his XXX performance with fellow Hot House Exclusive Tony Mecelli caught the immediate attention of body-builder fans and reviewers alike.
The 25 year-old mid-Western native recently left behind his martial arts studio where he taught karate and moved to California where he began to work for a few gay adult studios. “It was not my original intention to go exclusive with any of the studios,” said Ferelli, “but I was blown away by the professional staff and facilities at Hot House while shooting Locker Room. I knew immediately that I wanted to talk to them about an exclusive contract.”
“With his handsome Italian face, 27” thighs, massive shoulders, and big dick, Vince is 220 lbs. of explosive Superstar TNT.” Fans won’t have to wait long to see Vince’s next movie; he’s slated to appear with Hot House Exclusive Ross Hurston in Skuff 4, Hot House’s award-winning leather series. Fans eager to see what all the commotion is about should visit the Hot House Backroom. The site features first-run movies not yet available on DVD or anywhere else. Locker Room is slated for DVD release in mid-April.
And according to Attempted Entertainment, Vince also did one scene with Adam Champ for COLT Studios.
+ Raging Stallion Exclusive Ricky Sinz just got cast in a mainstream movie! This project is called My Guaranteed Student Loan. He will begin shooting in April and he’s pretty excited about it.
Quentin Elias (or Q on RANDYBLUE.COM) along with gay porn stars Rick Gonzales and Ian Rock also involve in this project. And take a look at the supporting cast, there’s LOT of bodybuilders and muscle models in this movie!
Now can anybody tell me, what happened to his “Straight For Pay” project?
+ Today, Randy Blue releases a new video stars Leo Giamani fucking David Chase.
+ Leo Giamani models for Rufskin!
+ Leo Giamani stips for photographer Walter Kurtz’s Nude Photos [via Trey Cruz]
13 Feb 09
1:14 pm
Hopefully, the “straight-for-pay” dumb shit idea, I mean project, died in committee.
13 Feb 09
9:19 pm
That shot of Leo is PURE GENIUS! Frameable! I LOVE LEO….(and even his bb appearances….yummy!)
14 Feb 09
12:11 am
I’m not expecting porn to be PC, but sometimes it can get pretentious. Which is the majority of why I can’t stand it – first leo is a cop, then a fireman, then a smarty pants chem student. First he’s straight, then he’s bi – guess those actors who are “straight” or “Bi” will have less chance of carrying HIV. Maybe it’s that line of reasoning for G4P: for actors who are very active and have a lot of partners are more likely bug chasing – and want to get jobs and higher pay, so be “straight” and get them.
Everybody is just trying to make a buck… I get it and don’t fault Leo for it. I just feel people aren’t owning up to who they are. Which why Porn can be pretentious.
Maybe it’s the concept what a “fantasy” and/or appealing to the masses. But again, it’s porn so why bother – people are going to buy it regardless.
Like I said, I think these guys are stating they are straight only to make extra $$(I’ve heard “straight” actors get paid more and get more jobs). Just look at Leo, this guy was an escort and had bareback sex on several occasions and with multiple partners – reasons I cannot believe he is heterosexual. Most people feel repeating sexual behavior indicates your preference. Also, He bottoms – what straight guy would bottom, OR EVEN FUCK A GUY? The only reason I think Leo would suggest this is that because it would bulk up his career and maintain the image that he is someone less likely to carry diseases – Which, like Leo, people in the escort profession statistically are more likely to catch the disease. (Since stats on heterosexuals catching HIV/Aids are lower)
Plus, we know of stories of straight people experimenting, and were completely unsatisfied with the experience. Those people can live out the rest of their lives without having to repeat the experience to know that they are straight. These actors are very contrary to this “experimenting phase” being they are continuously fucking a lot of men for their profession.
I also heard that an Porn star’s orientation can be used as a bargaining tactic: If/When those G4P actor bottom they will get a bigger payout since “it’s considered their first time and it’s not natural to them.”
I feel It’s sad that actors will consider being known publicly as a porn star ( which essentially is a whore) is better then being gay… it speaks to were our culture is at, how sad.
14 Feb 09
4:45 am
Anon, you hit the nail on the head!!! I look at it this way, it’s so obvious these guys are gay, but like the Hollywood movies, the gay porn studios are selling a fantasy, that appeals to a group of gay men who continue to have this pathetic fantasy (it’s selfloathing IMO) of lusting to have sex with a straight guy. But I think it is very insulting to the gay community for these gay porn studios to force these guys to pretend that their “straight” when we know damn well they are gay, such as Leo, Reese, Chris, and Vince just to name a few. As far as these guys having girlfriends or wives? LOL!!!! That’s a joke. NEWS FLASH: A WOMAN DOES NOT WANT A MAN, WHO LIKES MORE DICK THAN SHE DOES AND THAT’S A FACT!! If she is OK with her boyfriend, husband, spouse whatever screwing around with other men, I will definitely question her mental state!
14 Feb 09
8:56 pm
Well, I can only speak for myself, but I did consider myself straight when I first entered the industry. I quickly realized that I am definitely bi and that I really enjoy men.
14 Feb 09
10:08 pm
Hmmph!
Vince your describing a typical experience of a gay guy.
First, their straight, then, after a few couple of experiences with men, Bi; eventually they feel comfortable with themselves to state they are gay: ONLY after a series of positive experiences.
A series of bad experiences would want to make someone stay in the closet… I’m only suggesting to give it a fair try and stop doing porn as an outlet for your sexual urges and try dating.
I KNOW, I know, Your the only person who can identify or label who you are – you know yourself better then anyone else.
But… I have a question, be HONEST; do you fantasize yourself ROMANTICALLY with a guy? Do you see yourself in love with a Man or dating?
Don’t worry about the viewpoints about other people.
I’m still lost, the stigma of being a porn star is the same as being gay… so what can it hurt to identify as such?
Well, if I was in your town then I’d be obligated to ’show you the error in your ways’. LOL
I kind of would like to apologize for insulting you, I was generalizing and being a jerk. I can’t help myself sometimes, if you knew me you’d understand my issue with G4P.
I was teased about my sexuality as a adolescent. I resented being labeled and put down because of other peoples hangups. So i do relate to your experience and feel bad about doing the same thing to you. I’m only pressing this issue because I want to feel good about myself and try to get people to be out and show the world that being gay isn’t wrong and that if your gay, and if your gay in any way you by no means are weak. I live in the rust belt, very blue collar working town. There is always someone putting me down, and they don’t know who I am. I’ll be in a room with complete strangers and hear some derogatory comments about gays.
I also don’t date because I fear people like you, who for all I can see are closeted. That is a sure way to get my heart stomped on. oh well. The cycle continues.
15 Feb 09
2:01 am
I am definitely not closeted. I am openly bi. The only person I am dating and doing anything with in my real life right now is a guy(well, technically a t-girl). I can definitely see the potential of a day coming where I am about to have sex with a woman and I am not turned on at all and can’t get hard. I am very open with myself and others about my sexuality.
It is frustrating when I tell people I am bi and they tell me that there is no such thing as being “bi”. To me, that is like someone trying to tell someone that they chose to be gay. No one chooses anything in their sexuality. It just happens. I am not choosing to be bi. It just so happens that I am very turned on sexually by men and women.
15 Feb 09
3:42 am
“I can definitely see the potential of a day coming where I am about to have sex with a woman and I am not turned on at all and can’t get hard.”
I somehow have trouble understanding that statement. How can you stop and start an attraction?
There is a double standard in sexuality, men tend to be more rigid – either from biological or sociological standpoints. Very basic in terms.
Unlike Men, Women are more fluid and arousal doesn’t have to happen for intercourse to occur. Orgasm is doesn’t readily happen. Women tend to experiment, after all some social circles encourage ladies to find out what works to achieve an orgasm. I would say Bisexuality exists only in women for this reason, they try different things. Asexuality too, some women have NO sexual drives – for the same reason just like men cannot be asexual, they cannot be bisexual.
Testosterone is the sex hormone for both genders and men are chalk full of them.
Despite the stereotypical belief that homosexuality occurs as a result of lower testosterone in a pregnancy – studies have shown it very contrary to his misguided belief, in the developmental phase of a fetus, if testosterone is higher then normal it can induce homosexuality in males. This may explain why frequently in larger families, with a lot of sons, the younger male of the bunch will end up being gay – those series of pregnancies leaves a testosterone imprint from the earlier male fetuses and affect the later development of males in the womb.
I think in your own way to trying to work out your own sexual drives from what society deems appropriate or even masculine. Performing in Porn is just an excuse and in your own way a justification.
I think when you grow up teased and written off by your peers, you tend to rebel against those things…. I resented labels and fought against them when I was younger. Then I realized they are not such a bad thing… it makes it easier weed out the bad elements of people who aren’t worth your time.
When your preoccupied with what other people think you become overly self conscious in what you look like or how you behave – you become miserable a slave to trying to make people like you.
15 Feb 09
6:14 pm
“I am definitely not closeted.” – Does your family know your starring in gay porn?
16 Feb 09
2:46 am
No, there is no reason for my parents to know. It would only hurt them. I am not closeted to myself or my friends. If you knew much about my parents, you would understand. It would break their hearts.
16 Feb 09
3:35 am
So do your parents know about your sexual pref? Are you out as “Bi”?
16 Feb 09
3:42 am
I consider myself very lucky, my parents know and accept me. I told them when I was a Jr. in High School and ever since then they’ve known.
My parents are very liberal. My father studied sociology – so he had the capacity to understand alt subcultures. My mother is very left wing political and is feminist.
However, they would NOT support me in starring in gay porn. Even they have their limits.
My mother thinks porn is wrong. Not in a traditional sense, rather a feminist one. It’s funny, she dislikes porn but isn’t against prostitution. Go figure!
16 Feb 09
7:21 am
My mother is a strict, conservative, born-again Christian and my step-dad is a Baptist preacher. I don’t want my mom to think that her only son is going to hell. I would rather protect her from that.
16 Feb 09
2:14 pm
Good grief…why am i not surprised.
I sympathize.
So your not out, at all, to your family?
I’m laughing because your porn name is Vince Ferelli, are their Italian baptists? I could see you being Italian and “born again,” but I have to chuckle a little bit though.
FYI: Hell doesn’t exist, it is a construct to force people into submission – eternal damnation or serve the church. The old Testament made one reference to hell, and the old church figures ran with it. That is why Jews don’t believe in hell – the construct of a place of eternal punishment. “Christianity” is all wrong, people do die, only those who are good come back – the rest just stay dead. There’s no heaven or hell, reward and punishment for your soul in the afterlife. There is no afterlife so to speak, you just return and stay on earth for eternity if your deemed worthy.(At least that’s the thought)
Baptists are the worst offenders of this misinterpretation. So I understand. Hopefully you’ll find the courage someday to deal with your parents. Don’t fault you for your parents.
16 Feb 09
2:21 pm
So what nationality are you? If you don’t mind me asking?
16 Feb 09
2:40 pm
I really understand Vince Ferelly’s point of view. Even if my mother is rather open-minded contrary to Vince’s one (if i’m not mistaken) it would be really hard for me to tell her the truth.
I know it’s not fault i commited, but only thinking about the fact that my mother could suffer from such a confess would tear me apart.
My real problem is the fact that with time passing by, it may be crueler not to let her know and so let her hope things that will never happen.
It’s up to each one to make their own mind about the question.
16 Feb 09
4:15 pm
Vince…be who you are. I love this forum and the fact that posters like Anon can share their view, but even insistent posters like Anon should know, EVERYONE has an opinion, not everyone gets swayed or agrees! Anon certainly has strong viewpoints about LOTS of things and I do agree with his point about the marketability of supposedly being “straight” and then using this as marketing and/or strategic means to get more money.
Vince…My parents flat out REFUSED to accept my homosexuality and basically said I was going to Hell (or Anon’s construct, Hellraiser universe, WHATEVER you believe in)…that was several years ago, but I refused to not be authentic to myself and others. NOW…my partner is their “son”, we constantly have dinner, and they have openly accepted my partner and I.
I personally LOVE your work and look forward to you being a Hot House exclusive….Scarborough’s outfit is amazing and puts out some HOT stuff (just promise me you’ll consider at LEAST being a fisting top for their Club Inferno/Dungeon line….you’ll make me VERY happy!)…anyhoo, being authentic means being true to yourself and your identity…and to realize that this is a constantly evolving process. No one WAKES up one day and just decides to be one or the other…and frankly I believe you can exist in BETWEEN!
I heart you, Vince! BTW…how about you in some t-girl movies? I’d snap those up in a second (try Joey Silvera over at Evil Angel or Anabolic…top quality!)
16 Feb 09
6:06 pm
Yes, I am Italian, and no, I don’t believe in hell either, so you don’t have to lecture me on that too.
Thank you , Nobara. It does get frustrating having people tell me that I am not “bi”. It makes me feel like they are being hypocritical in not accepting who I am.
16 Feb 09
10:28 pm
I’m addressing two people here so it’s a lengthy post….
“Anon’s construct, Hellraiser universe”- Nobara,
Please get it right, it’s Christian doctrine. I’m not pulling shit out of my ass here – heaven and hell construct is Christian/Muslim. Maybe if you’d open yourself up to different experiences outside of just watching porn you’d know this.
Nobara, As you’ve eloquently put it… Everybody can have their own “opinions.” But, I think when you post online for others to see, your asking for their response. If Vince doesn’t want people bothering him, then he doesn’t need to post. I’m not forcing him to listen to me, I don’t know him, and really if he doesn’t like it he can stop coming by to view them. Or even, if he doesn’t like how others respond by his claims of being “BI” he doesn’t need to share them. He can have his “beliefs.” but it common sense: don’t share your beliefs if you not going to like what others say about them.
As you’ve indicated people can have opinions but their point of view, or logic, is wrong. Anyone’s POV can be wrong, ask a schizophrenic what he sees, half of the time, it’s something that isn’t there.
Vince: “you don’t have to lecture me on that too.” – No need to get snippy now. You the one who cites that because your parents are Born Again, you won’t come out to them. Even as “BI.” I only wanted to address this issue since you brought up and it seems to be a sore spot.
I’m trying to encourage you to come out and as Nobra(lol) put it, “be authentic.”
Nobara I guess has a problem with people trying to define his/her/it’s identity. Excuse me for trying to get people to be out. It’s half assessed (maybe Hypocritical?) to be starring in gay porn, yet not even acknowledging your sexual identity, yes, IDENTITY. Funny, GAY is in the word Gay Porn? Hmmh… What!
Vince: “It makes me feel like they are being hypocritical in not accepting who I am.” – The only people you should worry about accepting you are your parents. Your rehashing a theme of acceptance? Your over emphasis on what the public thinks is convoluted.Someone is going to have an “opinion” contrary to yours. I do think it’s strange behavior that you seem to value it just as important as getting your parents acceptance.
Call me cynical, but Nobara is appealing to you because your a ‘piece’ of ass to him/her/it. What’s difference is it to him if you don’t come out… just make films so he can sit a home watching you. Nobara a guy’s name? I’ve never heard of it before.
If you want validation from you “fans” then by all means do so… but what I know, it isn’t going to replace your families.
You want to get into semantics, I’m game.
16 Feb 09
10:45 pm
“It makes me feel like they are being hypocritical in not accepting who I am.”
Vince, I can sympathize up to point.
Your posts are making you out to be playing the victim, which can get annoying fast.
Your not a victim. You have the ability to take control of your life. It seems you put too much emphasis on the external world….you need to work on the internal issues first. You’d think being into martial arts, that the Asian philosophy would rub off?
Maybe you should worry about being accepting of yourself.
I was wrong, the only acceptance you need is your own. Parents would be a plus, but the nature between parent/child relationship is always going to be some kind of strife and disagreement about how they(child) should be living their life.
Even my parents(who accept my sexuality) have bouts of disagreement about how I should live my life. So your always going to win some/lose some.
17 Feb 09
12:19 am
I think I AM going to stop coming here. Thanks for ruining the forum, Anon.
17 Feb 09
12:24 am
Well, your not queer. So what’s QUEER ME NOW to you – your not losing out.
Seriously, good luck. Hope for the best.
17 Feb 09
12:27 am
Via wyler nation:
Interview With A Divorced Gay Man
After last night’s post, I got to thinking more in depth about human sexuality and the differences amongst each individual. What it means to be gay, straight, or bisexual and what the physical possibilities are within all of us. I decided to call up one of my past scene partners whose life has been incredibly different than mine and get his take on things. He was previously married to a woman but now considers himself 100% gay. This is what he had to say:
“I felt like I had built my life around this one lie and I feared that my world would come tumbling down if I ever revealed the truth that I was gay. That fear led me to expand the lie, it enabled me to push myself into a life that wasn’t for me”, He said. Then I asked him what it was like for him to have sex with a woman. “Deep down inside I knew I had no sexual attraction towards her or any other woman for that matter but I didn’t want to hurt her, I did care for her emotionally. That, coupled with my fear of being found out was enough to push me to have sex with her. I know it sounds cold but it really was a trial for me. It’s amazing what a person can force themselves to do. But each time got harder and harder for me. I had to focus on the physical sensation my penis was feeling, I sometimes closed my eyes and imagined I was with a guy, and I tried blocking everything else out. There was no passion in me for her, no fireworks.” He later revealed to me, “It killed me to know that I was lying to a beautiful woman who deserved to have a man that fully appreciated her but at the same time I didn’t want to be the one who broke her heart. In the end, I couldn’t deny my absolute attraction towards men and I couldn’t bear cheating as well as living a lie. My lifetime of cowardice ended up hurting not only myself but those who were closest to me. But I just had to move on, it was getting close to being a choice between killing myself or coming out. I chose to come out. After more than 30 years I finally feel like myself.”
17 Feb 09
12:33 am
By the way, Anon is not a name. Google it.
17 Feb 09
11:00 am
Hey Vince,
I understand your point of view completely, and I really believe you’re a great person. Ever since you started posting on this blog, I’ve always looked forward to reading your responses. Please, don’t let the oppinion of one person affect you. Everyone has their own opinion on something, but it’s not right for someone to impose their own opinion on others. In the end, only your own opinion should matter to you. Please keep doing what you do and do not let ther words of one person phase you.
17 Feb 09
2:20 pm
Ivan: “In the end, only your own opinion should matter to you.”
Didn’t I state this already?
You don’t like what others have to say then don’t post or read them.
Ivan, we all know what your about: ‘Just keep pumping out the films, Vince.’
Vince is a big boy, and doesn’t need you to come to his rescue. If he doesn’t like people to state their “opinions” then don’t go posting boards citing the same tired excuses and comments. You may look forward to reading them, but I cannot see why. He’s very repetitious.
I’m not a pussy, and I’m going to defend my views unapologetically.
Especially, to someone posts frequently that the gay community is a bunch of hypocrites, which, if funny coming from the closeted gay porn actor. He doesn’t need validation from people, yet he posts about how people react to his statements about being “BI.”
I may come off as superior in my posts, but maybe you should reread Vince’s posts too. There’s a little snobbishness or despisement coming from him. I really resent actors like Vince, Pat Batemen, or Leo Giamani, who look down on the community who basically supports their “habits.”
The gay community will fail if it doesn’t get their act together.
17 Feb 09
2:26 pm
I read this post via queerclick, and I thought finally a viewpoint like mine:
“cgreasy on January 17, 2009 8:46 AM
Keep in mind that all of these sites are funded by our $$$$s. The sites produce what they produce and cast the actors based upon what they think the gays are gonna like. This is partially a capitalism issue. If you don’t like it, don’t give that site your dollars.
As for whether or not this is psychological…as a psychologist, I believe this shit reeks of self-loathing. Our fantasies provide us all with some psychological fulfillment, which varies from person to person. However, that we as a community fall for this gfp bullshit is indicative of how much we actually value ourselves, and it indicates how much the larger hetero culture has determined what is to be desirable and beautiful and valued. Why the hell would you look in the mirror and say, ‘I don’t want you. I want some straight boy who would probably kick my ass if he knew I wanted to be with him. Yes, that’s the pain I deserve in my life, because I’m a queer.’”
17 Feb 09
2:30 pm
This is Trent Atkins writing about this gay for pay business. I have been out of the industry loop for a couple of years now but wanted to send something in about this. I have had the misfortune of having to work with many so called gay for pay models. At the end of day you are having sexual intercourse with a dude for 1,000-1,500. Is that really enough money to bring you out of the cornfield and STRAIGHT into GAY sex? If so then maybe you aren’t so straight after all. The worst part is having to wait hours on end for them to keep their dicks hard when you are starving and just want to get the shoot over with, get paid, and go home. I had the wonderful, pun intended, experience of a 10 hour shoot where my huge muscle bound, tattooed, gay for pay top spent hours watching straight porn and finally had a personal dvd player laid on my stomach while fucking me missionary so he could get off. It’s one of the reasons why I chose not to make movies anymore. It was boring, annoying, and a waste of my time. Trust me guys, the end result of what you see on film is a bore when you have had to go through working with some of these guys. On the flip side there are some that have been extremely professional, a lot of fun to work with, and got the job done. Those guys realized that it was a job, turned of their idiot “im not gay dude” attitudes, got their dicks hard, shot their wads, collected the money, and went home. If you want to see a hot straight guy naked, go watch a straight porn.
17 Feb 09
2:35 pm
“I thought the LGBT movement was about freedom of sexual expression — not pigeon-hole-ing someone into a label.”
Actually it wasn’t about that at all. It was about not getting arrested, beat up or fired for who you are.
Label is the term closeted gay people bring up to avoid having to identify who they are.
23 Feb 09
8:12 pm
Saw Vince at Rich’s in San Diego a few weekends ago. Hot body man!! Wish I had the nerve to say hi! Would love to see you in a pair of tighty whites in one of your new movies with hot house.
24 Feb 09
9:07 am
hey all its ricky sinz i have been busy here
as far as the straight for pay goes i never really wanted a straight for pay line i kind of wanted an anything goes line
it hasnt been hashed we have alot of footage.
but with to the last man and all the shoots at raging
and the the current transition of taking an ownership role of holeandaheartbeat and the launching of my cam sites has really been keeping me busy and tied down i have about 300 models working for me and that is way beyond a full time job.
as far as vince goes im glad to see another midwest guy making it in the industry he has an amazing body and a good head on his shoulders.
as far as his sexuality goes it doesnt matter to me i just hope he is happy in life and continues to thrive as a person and a performer
i can relate to him about him not wanting his mom to find out
but the reality is word travels fast and someone will tell her in this industry word travels fast and furious.
and trent i have seen what you are talking about far too many times and that is utter and total bullshit when garbage like that happens on the set
but ill tell you trent if you ever want to get back in i would love to fuck you on film or in my room you are an amazing performer and we would have a fun time on set.
hope everyone is doing well out there in internet land
07 Apr 09
11:43 pm
cant wait to see you in skuff! oh and anon, jeeze lay off…
08 Apr 09
3:04 am
I just read all of this. I don’t think that was Vince responding to questions on this site. I don’t think a straight/bi man who is afraid of hurting his religious parents is going to become a mainstream gay porn star. It makes me suspicious.
13 Apr 09
6:49 am
You know what, F-everyone-in-the-ass who thinks that bisexuality doesn’t exist. You can only speak for yourselves and to put someone in a category just cause you think they’re in “denial” is a weak argument. You can’t explain sexual behavior of THE GENERAL POPULATION and you’re not the expert, so let people do whatever the hell they wanna do!!! As a bi person myself, I’m glad I have the capability to enjoy both women and men, and I’ve ALWAYS felt that way and experienced both with complete satisfaction. You can think I’m only gay all you want, but I know what I prefer and it works for me. Stop wishing that hot guys that love women and fuck guys are gay, because they may not be!!
13 Apr 09
6:53 am
correction, hot STR8 guys
29 May 09
11:12 pm
so the dilemma is this: bisexuality basically implies that intimate relationships with women are preferable over any gay relationships. That if your bisexual(guy) you will basically have sex with men, but any kind of intimate relationship with a love component is off the table because its effeminate and weak for two men to be in love. It is also why lesbian relationships tend to be less of an issue because their two women–if its about two men then they are just ‘faggots’.
so this is my ‘issue’ with bisexuality — no one is truly bisexual; only working out their conflicted emotions on homosexuality. The gay sex is what your sexual needs are, but relationship/feelings between two men is where most have issues–even the most hardcore out and proud gays have this issue. So I’m pretty certain “bisexuals” are the same.
29 May 09
11:13 pm
“As a bi person myself, I’m glad I have the capability to enjoy both women and men”
Yes, you “enjoy” both but that is a limited too, causal hookups because your emotionally fucked up.
29 May 09
11:14 pm
“As a bi person myself, I’m glad I have the capability to enjoy both women and men”
Yes, you “enjoy” both but that is what your limited too, causal hookups, because your emotionally fucked up.
10 Jun 09
6:58 am
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27 Jul 09
1:00 pm
I had to ad my opnion to this forum: I do find it amazing that guys that want to hide their sexuality make porn movies and with the internet their image is no longer their personal property. Of course everyone will find out and of course it can hurt you, certainly it can harm any “normal” career.
And the fact that these guys, often power bottoms claim to be straight is absurd. I Have yet to meet the straight women that would accept her boyfriend or husband getting fucked in porno. And these guys work as escorts as well. You can be as safe as you want but there are so many sexual diseases, like anal cancer now, to be contracted from having so many partners. Many porn actors have HIV and continue to work in videos and escort and claim to have girlfriends, like Fernando Nielsen. Fernando doesn’t even look well and he can’t come to the USA because of the ban on HIV and he nonetheless contnues to work. That’s insane!
11 Oct 09
2:12 am
I’d like to ask “Anon”: Why do you feel that it’s up to you to decide what someone elses sexuality is or is NOT? Haven’t you ever heard of the expression: “live and let live”?
We all travel different roads towards self-realization. And what may be the truth for you and all your friends may not (yet) be someone else truth. Why can’t you be gracious towards others and let them develop at their own speed? I am extremely uncomfortable with people who believe that they (and they alone) know what is best for the rest of us! If Vince (?) is comfortable identifying himself as Bi-sexual while he earns his money making Gayporn and he chooses NOT to “come out” to his parents then that’s his RIGHT and I’d stand up for him having that right every second of every day. I am a Cardiologist in Amsterdam, I’m out to my friends and family and I share my life and my home with my male partner. At the Hospital this is not common knowledge. I do NOT discuss my private life nor my sexual preference at work. As I don’t speak with a lisp and I aparently don’t seem to have Feminine mannerisms most people assume that I’m str8t. The people I work with are my colleagues and NOT necessarily my friends. I don’t feel I have to enlighten them. Is that wrong? Does that mean I’m ashamed of who I am? The answer to both questions is NO! I live my live according to certain principals: 1. My privacy is extremely important to me. 2. My sexual preference is my business, and nobody elses. 3. I only discuss my life and my love with close friends and my family. 4. I do NOT judge other people and I certainly do NOT accept people unconnected to me to sit in judgement of me. Dear “Anon” I do not know you but I’d like to ask you to please let “Vince” and others like him live their lives as they choose to despite you’re personnal objections to the choices they make. If there is any harm being done due to him not telling his parents about his sexuality it’s certainly not done to anyone outside his immediate family. That makes it an issue for him and his family and the rest of us should stay out of it! “Vince” we are NOT acquainted with each other, nor have I seen any of your work but I do wish you well and take heart; Not everybody in the world is out to judge you or tell you how to live your life.