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Re: Corbin Fisher
One thing I find interesting in this whole "gay or not" argument is the vehemence in which the (presumably) gay poster will insist a performer is straight. People talk all the time about how gay men will fantasize about an assumed "straight" person being gay as just wishful thinking, but I think the opposite is just as true, if not even more so. A lot of gay guys obviously have a deep need to believe in the whole gay/straight label, and many get off only if they believe that a performer only likes females, which means in real life they wouldn't have a chance with these guys. I won't go into the whole self-loathing implications this raises, however, if the condom fits . . .
If you look at other forum sites, especially ones that have a strong female following, you will notice that if there is any gossip about a hot male celebrity being in the closet, you will see a swarm of angry females denying it in no uncertain terms. It's like, take away my fantasy and I'll kill you.
Also, in regards to Fratmen, I've read a few post from Soilwork who works for them behind the scenes that some of their models are actually gay as well.
A lot of them are laughing their heads off behind the cameras because they've got everyone fooled that they're big macho straight dudes.
Use some common sense here, guys. The majority of gay guys out there are probably still in the closet -- which means they have a stake in convincing people that they only like women. It makes you think these so called gay for pay models are none too bright. Wouldn't it be easier to convince people you're straight if you didn't fuck, suck and kiss another guy and display it for all the world to see?
One thing I find interesting in this whole "gay or not" argument is the vehemence in which the (presumably) gay poster will insist a performer is straight. People talk all the time about how gay men will fantasize about an assumed "straight" person being gay as just wishful thinking, but I think the opposite is just as true, if not even more so. A lot of gay guys obviously have a deep need to believe in the whole gay/straight label, and many get off only if they believe that a performer only likes females, which means in real life they wouldn't have a chance with these guys. I won't go into the whole self-loathing implications this raises, however, if the condom fits . . .
If you look at other forum sites, especially ones that have a strong female following, you will notice that if there is any gossip about a hot male celebrity being in the closet, you will see a swarm of angry females denying it in no uncertain terms. It's like, take away my fantasy and I'll kill you.
Also, in regards to Fratmen, I've read a few post from Soilwork who works for them behind the scenes that some of their models are actually gay as well.
A lot of them are laughing their heads off behind the cameras because they've got everyone fooled that they're big macho straight dudes.
Use some common sense here, guys. The majority of gay guys out there are probably still in the closet -- which means they have a stake in convincing people that they only like women. It makes you think these so called gay for pay models are none too bright. Wouldn't it be easier to convince people you're straight if you didn't fuck, suck and kiss another guy and display it for all the world to see?










