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Oh my goodness gracious. You don't know much about ScottHardly a “star”. Posting a vid on your OnlyFans every some odd months hardly equates to being even a “porn star.” Also, doing gay porn doesn’t mean that you’re comfortable with your queerness. It often just means that you love attention and validation and like getting paid for sex.
These queer-presenting men obsessed with being “masculine” and obsessed with proving how into girls they are are almost never entirely comfortable with their queerness and frequently never will be. Many people still have a ton of biases and ignorance towards any guy who isn’t conventionally “straight”. Then you have the fact that a lot of these guys have been abused or contend with things like mental health struggles, fluidity, contradictions, hyper-sexuality, gay resentments, hetero superiority complexes, masculine insecurities, confusions as far as their place in the gender, sexual, romantic, emotion, commitment spectrum. All of this stuff is why it’s best to just wank off and wish them well. These guys are almost never gonna be decent “representation.”
Oh my goodness gracious. You don't know much about Scott
FYI, most gay men don't give a shit about all these modern TQ+ nonsense definitions that they invented to try to make cis monosexual people more open minded about dating them. "gender, romantic, sexual, emotion commitment spectrum. What a word salad of meaningless distinctions![]()
I do not believe sexuality is a spectrum. I believe you are either born straight, gay, bi or asexual. Everything else is just sub-categories of bisexuality, and so called sexually fluid people are in reality just self-suppressed born bisexuals, who after allowing themselves to explore their sexuality, suddenly likes to speak for everyone else a bit too much! The attempt at making all these meaningless distinctions all so important, is confusing AF for most people, even people within the so called LGBTQ+ community, and overall it is causing more damage than it solves.”Sexuality”, gender expression, romantic dimensions, emotional investment are all a spectrum, at least they tend to be for non “cis monosexual people”. Also, where did I focus on identities? I don’t care about identities. While if more people truly educated themselves on queerness there would be less ignorant folks like you and there’d be less men constantly promoting masculine insecurities and saying dumb, anti-gay shit like “Scott”.
I do not believe sexuality is a spectrum. I believe you are either born straight, gay, bi or asexual. Everything else is just sub-categories of bisexuality, and so called sexually fluid people are in reality just self-suppressed born bisexuals, who after allowing themselves to explore their sexuality, suddenly likes to speak for everyone else a bit too much! The attempt at making all these meaningless distinctions all so important, is confusing AF for most people, even people within the so called LGBTQ+ community, and overall it is causing more damage than it solves.
Of course people can explore themselves, and experience a shift in whatever attracts you, but then they should also accurately classify themselves as bisexual(which there is strong reasons to believe is genetic). Way too much respect is being given to people's own labels. I see guys claiming to be gay who fucks women for pleasure, not money. It is ridiculous, and I will call out anyone who does that! I don't trust in all individual's ability to accurately classify themselves, so if gatekeeping is what it takes, so be it! Also, while trying to understanding yourself, it may also be best to keep that to yourself, and not project your experiences on to othersSorry to break it to you. But I’ve experienced degrees of fluidity and so have many others. It is what it is. Things may be simple for you. But a lot of queers who contend with many different things (things such as mental health struggles, fluidity, contradictions, paraphiliacs, hyper-sexuality, little to no libido, internalized phobias, uncertainties about their gender, sexual, romantic, emotion, relationship aspects) have to put in work to really understand themselves and understand how to navigate the world without saying/doing harmful things.
It may be “confusing”. But I’d rather people be entirely honest and things be confusing than us still being so focused on identity politics and sociology and sex. The latter perspective is still leading to a lot of confusion, deception, insecurities and messy/problematic behaviors. And once again, this ain’t about identities or LGBTQA+. I too think the addition of more and more identities was a mistake.
Of course people can explore themselves, and experience a shift in whatever attracts you, but then they should also accurately classify themselves as bisexual(which there is strong reasons to believe is genetic). Way too much respect is being given to people's own labels. I see guys claiming to be gay who fucks women for pleasure, not money. It is ridiculous, and I will call out anyone who does that! I don't trust in all individual's ability to accurately classify themselves, so if gatekeeping is what it takes, so be it! Also, while trying to understanding yourself, it may also be best to keep that to yourself, and not project your experiences on to others