SeanCody: Taylor & Aidan (Bareback)

@Strawberry: Thank you for your closing statements. @Nick Minaj: Let me help you to “get” it.

Unlike a Bel Ami, or a CorbinFisher, which provides ample opportunities on their site or related sites to give feedback and feel like a community of viewers connecting with others about what they do/don’t like, I had to go looking for a Sean Cody outlet. And found this. And I appreciate this and the comments made cheering for models that don’t really do it for me, or mildly expressing what they don’t like about the casting or direction of the company. For some of us, it deepens the experience.

However –

It’s bloody annoying the stream of people who gum up the works in the exchange of ideas and opinions by coming on here to post their indiscriminate r rants – frequently cutting down, not just the same performers (which is tedious enough – like, really, we heard you insult the performer’s supposed big forehead or hair plugs the seventh, eighth and ninth times), their performance (and frequently the comments reveal that the posters don’t have a membership, or haven’t viewed the actual scene) or the scene’s direction. They reveal that their mind was already made up and their entire enjoyment in the enterprise of posting is exclusively focused on bitching about the porn company. The statements are so completely over-the-top and vitriolic, that it’s clear to just about any one but the inveterate bitchers that even if the company were to come across this page, they would disregard anything posted because it appeared to lack any semblance of balanced perspective. Their commitment presents as primarily to the enterprise of complaining, not enjoying or even critiquing. Because if it were, the same names wouldn’t keep popping up saying things that could be cut and pasted in day after day without any variance based on the actual content posted to be reviewed. And for those of us here who would like to connect with others around the actual work, its annoying to literally have to scroll, skim and scan our way past the legions of whiners until we get to the tipping point of those brave enough to start an actual conversation requiring some thought and engagement with each other and the product rather than a knee jerk mob mentality. So after weeks and months of “taking it” it appears that some of us are finally making our presence known and saying something about it.