Video Openly Gay Men Trying And Experimenting With Str8/bi/ftm Porn! Some For The Very First Time.

Not really sure what point you’re trying to make since

1. Plenty of straight men like trans women and are also completely comfortable with it / don’t think it makes them anything other than straight

2. Why would a straight guy be watching male/male aka gay porn in the first place.

Like this is such a non-issue lol, if you don’t like a particular genre of porn, a particular performer, or anything about it you simply don’t like…..then don’t watch it 😱

Like some of you are really acting like you’re being sat down and strapped in like this View attachment 153991141
while being forced to watch a newly out trans man serenade you while playing with a vibrator
They so LOVE feeling oppressed, don't they? Wait, let me check for a violin to play...
 
Your problem is that you think that’s some sort of solution or “finish line” but this thread itself has shown that some don’t even consider that enough and still call more feminine trans men like Noahway a woman and continue to discredit his gender.
I don't really agree with the bolded and I've even reported transphobic posts on this thread before but that being said, it shouldn't be used to justify trans men and women not wanting to transition because of society's ignorance
 
I don't really agree with the bolded and I've even reported transphobic posts on this thread before but that being said, it shouldn't be used to justify trans men and women not wanting to transition because of society's ignorance
“Society” needs to dream bigger if this is what they’re concerned with.
 
1. Plenty of straight men like trans women and are also completely comfortable with it / don’t think it makes them anything other than straight

2. Why would a straight guy be watching male/male aka gay porn in the first place.
I think he meant adding trans women and bi porn to their studio's roster which straight porn studios never do, you will never see some sort of bisexual or trans porn when browsing sites like Brazzers.

Funny how folks like you never seem to criticize straight porn studios that don't mix straight, trans and bi porn (and no, ffm isn't seen as bi porn) on their site but gay men have to open our arms to those types of porn when we scroll studios like Men who's owned by the same company that owns Brazzers. People criticize gay men for not wanting to see those scenes calling us misogynistic and transphobic instead of blaming these companies for doing what capitalists do best, trying to maximize profits with minimal investments, their bi studio was a huge flop since the Arad scene so when they rebranded to Aylo or whatever they call themselves, they decided to kill two birds with one stone by using their gay studio as collateral damage, ending their bi studio and adding the bi content to the gay site, why didn't they add it to their straight porn roster if they wanted to seem politically correct? Folks like you keep mute on the opposite end especially when trans women are the ones discriminated the most as they are not seen as "real women" compared to trans men in gay porn. How do your surface level activism advocate for those or it ends on the gay spectrum? Double standards are really doubling

Fortunately for Aylo, we are in the personal content era that they can't even match hence why there was no backlash like the Arad scene that prompted them to create their own bi studio which in turn also flopped because no one cares for them like we did back in the day
 
I think he meant adding trans women and bi porn to their studio's roster which straight porn studios never do, you will never see some sort of bisexual or trans porn when browsing sites like Brazzers.

Funny how folks like you never seem to criticize straight porn studios that don't mix straight, trans and bi porn (and no, ffm isn't seen as bi porn) on their site but gay men have to open our arms to those types of porn when we scroll studios like Men who's owned by the same company that owns Brazzers. People criticize gay men for not wanting to see those scenes calling us misogynistic and transphobic instead of blaming these companies for doing what capitalists do best, trying to maximize profits with minimal investments, their bi studio was a huge flop since the Arad scene so when they rebranded to Aylo or whatever they call themselves, they decided to kill two birds with one stone by using their gay studio as collateral damage, ending their bi studio and adding the bi content to the gay site, why didn't they add it to their straight porn roster if they wanted to seem politically correct? Folks like you keep mute on the opposite end especially when trans women are the ones discriminated the most as they are not seen as "real women" compared to trans men in gay porn. How do your surface level activism advocate for those or it ends on the gay spectrum? Double standards are really doubling

Fortunately for Aylo, we are in the personal content era that they can't even match hence why there was no backlash like the Arad scene that prompted them to create their own bi studio which in turn also flopped because no one cares for them like we did back in the day

Maybe because I don’t follow straight porn studios nor do I care about them? Why would I criticize something I don’t even follow.

Like you want to try and make it seem like it’s some big revelation when your argument on this is the epitome of “whataboutism”

Literally the only studio I know that has done any sort of content like you’re mentioning is Men.com. Literally every other major studio I haven’t seen anything of the sort but you want to make it seem like gay porn is under attack lol

To which I say

1. You seriously need to reprioritize your life if porn matters this much to you
2. Step back and consider how much porn you’re consuming if you're keeping this close of tabs on porn/porn studios.
 
I think he meant adding trans women and bi porn to their studio's roster which straight porn studios never do, you will never see some sort of bisexual or trans porn when browsing sites like Brazzers.

Funny how folks like you never seem to criticize straight porn studios that don't mix straight, trans and bi porn (and no, ffm isn't seen as bi porn) on their site but gay men have to open our arms to those types of porn when we scroll studios like Men who's owned by the same company that owns Brazzers. People criticize gay men for not wanting to see those scenes calling us misogynistic and transphobic instead of blaming these companies for doing what capitalists do best, trying to maximize profits with minimal investments, their bi studio was a huge flop since the Arad scene so when they rebranded to Aylo or whatever they call themselves, they decided to kill two birds with one stone by using their gay studio as collateral damage, ending their bi studio and adding the bi content to the gay site, why didn't they add it to their straight porn roster if they wanted to seem politically correct? Folks like you keep mute on the opposite end especially when trans women are the ones discriminated the most as they are not seen as "real women" compared to trans men in gay porn. How do your surface level activism advocate for those or it ends on the gay spectrum? Double standards are really doubling

Fortunately for Aylo, we are in the personal content era that they can't even match hence why there was no backlash like the Arad scene that prompted them to create their own bi studio which in turn also flopped because no one cares for them like we did back in the day
Devil's Film featured and still features bisexual/trans scenes. Same thing with other websites like Pure Taboo, Modern Day Sins, Deeper, etc.
 
Devil's Film featured and still features bisexual/trans scenes. Same thing with other websites like Pure Taboo, Modern Day Sins, Deeper, etc.
Modern Day Sins and Pure Taboo don't seem to have that much in the last few years, but you're right about Devil's Film.

And the Men bi scenes are still around, even if it looks like it's kept together with popsicle sticks and glue.

I do think that in general most gay or straight porn consumers still like to just keep to their own.

I haven't really seen this huge amount of outrage toward gay porn viewers for complaining, unless you count some posts on a message board. Even that doesn't really compare to the amount of hostility any performer who ever even tweets about possibly doing a bi or trans scene gets. (gay porn performers who tweeted celebratory declarations after Trump won got less backlash than someone who tweeted about possibly doing a bi or trans scene)

As for trans women, I'd say they have more of a foothold in the industry than trans men, who are often still treated as an oddity or curiosity.
 
Maybe because I don’t follow straight porn studios nor do I care about them? Why would I criticize something I don’t even follow.

Like you want to try and make it seem like it’s some big revelation when your argument on this is the epitome of “whataboutism”

Literally the only studio I know that has done any sort of content like you’re mentioning is Men.com. Literally every other major studio I haven’t seen anything of the sort but you want to make it seem like gay porn is under attack lol

To which I say

1. You seriously need to reprioritize your life if porn matters this much to you
2. Step back and consider how much porn you’re consuming if you're keeping this close of tabs on porn/porn studios.
Ok, surface level activism then, got it
 
I wish that a separate thread could be established for the lengthy (and I'm sure very important) debates about sexuality. Is there a way to keep this one focused on sharing actual scenes?

We’ve tried but every so often there’s some new poster (or the same tired ones) who will pop in here every 13 days or so and

A. Say something transphobic
B. Act as if this thread is promoting the dismantling of gay identity / pushing conversion therapy
C. Complain as if they were forced to enter the thread against their will
D. All of the above
 
Take your own advice

Sweetie, I’m not the one keeping tabs on porn studios and trying to claim this has anything to do with activism.

I’m hitting ignore on you now and won’t respond so I can avoid clogging this thread up with more of your hot air. Have fun shaking your fist at the sky as you camp out in a thread that appears to bring you so much agony. 🤭
 
Sweetie, I’m not the one keeping tabs on porn studios and trying to claim this has anything to do with activism.

I’m hitting ignore on you now and won’t respond so I can avoid clogging this thread up with more of your hot air. Have fun shaking your fist at the sky as you camp out in a thread that appears to bring you so much agony. 🤭
Finally, a breath of fresh air
 
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There was one entitled “Gay or Nah” but it got shut down. Serious discussion is not very welcome here.
This thread clearly says right at the very beginning of the thread title that it’s for Photos & Videos. Literally in the title. First thing.

Is the Gold Star Gay thread - that is both very active and hundreds of pages long, filled with the type of conversations you say are unwelcome - not good enough? Your posts in that thread are nearly identical to your posts in this one.