Every so often in the world of gay porn this happens, we have a guy who creates this will I won’t I mystery around himself and its all bull, without naming anyone directly there was an instance a while back of another guy doing this kind of thing, thing is he did scenes with the nextdoormale lot before he rebranded himself and put up his own website and what is worse is that since having his own site, he has got this whole I won’t do a dude but he can do me attitude which is crap on a stick and now the web site cites that he never said he was completely straight to begin with.

It is insulting to the internet audience to think that we don’t peruse different websites or look through their back catalogues and not spot them with a man in their mouth or ass. What is worse is they only change their web site or site bio after there has been an outcry from the audience to start off with.

This Paddy O’Brian appears to be no different, regardless of who you are working for at least have a shred of decorum not to piss us about, most of us are paying cash for the privilege of seeing these guys get naked and screw, so if thats the case either don’t say anything or just say I’m in it for the cash and be done with it, because let’s be fair the viewing audience doesn’t really mind one way or the other as long as they perform and look as if they enjoy it.

I remember it well, I have to admit I am not overly fond of Cody Cummings, there is too much emphasis on keeping up this pretence over his sexuality. In all honesty who cares, just need to look at the back catalogue of Next door to see him in various man on man or whatever scenes.

Don’t do porn if your that worried about your sexual identity simple as that, otherwise just accept that there is always going to be speculation and get on with it.

I agree with you Mens, Porn is fantasy and indeed many men regardless of orientation don’t seem to have a problem being sexual with other men whether its jerking or indeed something more intimate. Personally I don’t think it matters because just as you have said it boils down to labels and in a sense placing someone in their pigeon box in order to feel comfortable when there is no need for it.

I think sometimes its not the individual themselves but how they are portrayed to the viewing public, unless you know an actor/model as a personal friend or have come to know them on a one to one basis, what do we as the viewing public / paying customer actually know about the model / actor in question – the answer for a lot of us is not very much.

However the model / actor can create an impression and thus far the two that have cropped up in conversation and in obviously this post and a previous one, have for the most part created a bad one. Its not their fault directly as some of the impression has been created by the company they work with but they do have to take some of the responsibility, as to their orientation well who knows for sure.