SeanCody: Tanner (II)

gaycockluvr says:

He looks like Nicholas and the most recent Tommy too.

Arglebargle says:

He’s Mogly from TAW.

Hot body. Hot everything except the ear thingies.

bmg says:

Does anyone know how porn payment works? Like, do they give you a ton upfront since you’re new and fresh, then a declining scale since the novelty is over? Like, maybe Stu got (just making up numbers) $3,000 for his first fuck, but then would only get $2,000 for his second, and $1,000 for each one after? Could that be why some guys are “one-and-done”?

sweetspot says:

Somewhere quite a while ago and I’m sorry I don’t remember where, a former Sean Cody performer wrote that if they cum before the director says they can and they don’t get good pictures of it (or can’t cum at all), they don’t get paid or get paid a very small amount. Remember how upset Jess was in one of his most recent Behind the Scenes videos when he pulled out of someone’s ass and was cumming in his hand? He had lost control. That seems to explain his upset. I guess this has been porn policy since someone began filming porn. I remember an old friend of mine telling me that’s why so many call it the “money shot” instead of cum shot. No cum = no $$$.

NineHorseTop says:

Hey bmg, look at it this way: Stu is actually a good example, so let’s assume his write-up is true for the basis of answering your question (or parts of it.) He’s been a lifeguard since 16. He works at a gym. Wants to be a skydiving instructor or teach little kids to ride dirt bikes. Something active and something different all the time. If he’s smart, he’ll get out of porn, if he intends to be around kids at any point in the future. Regardless of what he does career wise, Stu, like most people, has to work to live. Rent, food, car, school, etc. Right? So, he’s already got his day & summer jobs, which he loves and is quite easy. He’s not gonna give all that up for porn. He’ll do some scenes for money (obviously) and life goes on.

No doubt there are TONS of reasons as to why you don’t see some of these guys again. I bet one of them is that they’ve seen how vile & nasty, borderline bullying, people can be on this site-pointing out their every flaw, how ugly they are, how bad they’re fucking, cum that’s too white. Who would anyone want to put themselves through this shit?? Stu?? I’d rather you not come back and live your life.

burghboy says:

maybe he really is straight and after trying gay sex has decided that it is not something he wants to do anymore no matter how much he is paid.

NineHorseTop says:

@jimzy: yes, it definitely happens. There are lots of couples in gay porn. Many of them are on the WAY MORE POSITIVE feedback side of the Internet: Twitter & Facebook. Many aren’t. They show lots of support for each other both amateur & professionals, lots of self promotion as well as promotion from various studios, many interact with their followers too. And there are many who arent into social networking & public exposure as their porn personalities for various reasons: family, privacy, protection from the freaks, etc.

@swim400: and yes having a thick skin is useful, but people dont get into porn & modeling to get ridiculed & criticized like it’s part of the job. For example: no one is told you have to log onto waybig.com to see what complaints people have against you and your latest scene. Or you just got a haircut, go to waybig.com to see what think about it. Most people, if they don’t like something, don’t buy it, don’t watch it, no one’s forced to watch what they don’t like. These guys have good looks which appeal to a very large audience, they spend a lot of time on their bodies, they like having sex, they like being in front of the camera, so Twitter & Facebook lets fans get closer to their fave porn stars. Makes them feel good makes us feel good- a mutual appreciation between models & fans. I dont have to explain the psychology of facebook & twitter, everyone knows their purpose and what they are good for.

This site? Well, …. this post isn’t about that right now.

darkthunder1983 says:

@NineHorseTop

You are so right. I remember former porn star Tom Katt saying that when he got out of the business and tried to work in a gym so many clients immediately recognized who he was and he was fired because the gym didn’t want to be associated with an employee with that kind of background.

Also let us not forget the Kurt Wild/Subway company incident.

NineHorseTop says:

Jimzy, yeah I saw the other one too and you’re welcome; glad to know there are others who feel the way I do. Ya know, I don’t expect to change the world on here, but sometimes, no MOST times, I think: “wow, he has the audacity to say that? Is this how he deals with people in real-life?” And many are very passionate about they say. And to me that’s scary. Yes, there are studios, scenes and guys I may prefer over another-obviously, we all have our preferences in life, but it is Porn-video snapshots, people brought together to create a certain sexual fantasy/illusion to satisfy the viewer. Take it as such. Done.

We all have a common interest. You would think the goal here would be to express that common interest with other people on a positive level. Yet, the site breeds an awful kind of hate, ridicule, prejudice, etc. and people think it’s cool and acceptable thing to do, unfortunately.

“It’s over emphasized-because there’s only so many different ways you can do it-only so much you can do, so there’s nothing new.” – Larry Flynt on pornography.