Well as you can see, I used the word "probably" there, and I was of course referring to when he was confronted by these fans on previous occations. That's not a problem he has anymore, as he now has a chat team, and I have no idea what they've been instructed to say.
I don't think you know how he and they have replied to everyone who has ever asked this question. He strikes me as smart, adaptable and strategical, and I would not be surprised had he replied bi to some of these inquisitory people to keep them buying stuff. He ain't exactly vocal about these things on social media. His 3 onlyfans pages says nothing about g4p or bisexuality. One says "all my straight content", the other one says "all my gay content" and the free one is a combination of the 2. His twitter says nothing about the subject either. He seems more reserved and less opinionated than some of the guys you mention, like Sean Costin and John Bronco. As much as I appreciate these 2 guys for their openess, I do think Sean sometimes shoots himself in the foot by being a bit too honest.
I'm happy to hear you think we "straight worshippers" are the majority. We sure used to be back in the day prior to onlyfans on certain websites where it was almost a requirement that performers were straight, but lately I am not so sure anymore. I have defended straight men many times when they have been attacked by these unreasonable gay guys on many social media platforms, and it seems as if there's now an unspoken rule that onlyfans performers have to be gay or bi. They certainly seem to be the majority in terms of amounts of like clicks on comments in their favour in a discussion, even though that is nothing more than an indication, and certainly don't represent all gay men. I suspect these are mostly generation Z gays, and that millenials and older generations tend to appreciate straight male performers more than they do.
How much it would hurt an onlyfans performer to come out as straight, I suppose depend on how much they have gay baited on previous occations. If they told everyone they were straight right away, it would also attract more of those fans who actually like that, so it's hard to tell. It's probably highly individual.
