I do to the boy was a gem.

I miss Chad.

I am unaware of him making a public comment, but basic deductive reasoning is enough for me to use him as example. Hope I’m wrong.

Yea I’m aware of all that. What I was asking is, to your knowledge, had he personally commented on his IG/FB about not ever coming back to porn/regretting it etc. otherwise how do people know this? afaik no one has made any comments on him doing porn on his new IG.
Anyway, there are all kinds of rumors flying around about him enlisting in the army because of the shaming he had gotten from friends &family and if that’s true then I guess people finding him out and intruding on his personal life really did have a resounding effect on him. shame there’s 0% chance will ever see him back.

All of his personal information was posted on WB. He even changed his Facebook web address, but people still found him. They posted pictures of him with his friends, family…his brother who is even hotter than him.

I totally agree with those points–the models have responsibility in how easy their identities are found. I imagine that someone who is/was interested in exhibitions sex–porn–would also be a natural exhibitionist. I think it is difficult for these people not to seek attention and affirmation from others. Stu is a clear example, just how you’ve outlined it.

That all said, I think because there are so many tools available to stalk people, it is harder for studios to manage talent’s access to the public and for models to be outed–as a result, they lose some guys who I think would still be around for years, like a Stu, had people not posted pictures of him and his friends on Way Big.

This trend is hurting them more than piracy.

Thank you

The guys who deserve to be “overused” never stick around long enough.

I hope you don’t pay for this shit!

Haven’t watched the scene and i’m not going to. I liked Jasper when i saw pictures of him in his first scene with Brodie but he is just shit.

Production Assistant

You know, it never really occured to me that people outing them would be such a problem (I’ve run into several profiles myself, but NEVER commented, poked, prodded as it’s highly inappropriate & disruptive)

Sounds stupid, but I can’t remember what a PA is. I know it’s NOT a physicians assistant in this case.

I haven’t even gotten around to watching it yet. I’ll watch 120 seconds of it when I’m bored sometime later in the week

Would you fuck Tanner if it were a possibility, money or not, it doesn’t matter?

I’m a little surprised because you appeared to like newcomer Jasper in his very 1st scene (there seems to be no change in his performance). I understand about Tanner as he was never one of my favorite performers

I know Stu was very clear on his IG about wanting to be left alone re. his Sean Cody porn past but has Peter factually said something similar on his SM? because other then his name coming up as being top dawg on DB’s sex shopping list I don’t remember anyting posted about him.

Some would classify being outed by bloggers on the Internet as falling within the scope of trying to hide your porn activities in the age of the Internet that I noted. In the modern world of the Book of Faces and the like it reveals a great naivety to think that the same place your porn resides (the Internet) will somehow be sequestered from disclosure of your real identity (on the same Internet, unless you properly restrict access or don’t use it, like, apparently Sean Cody David), Given the natural curiosity people have about the performances of people they like to watch (i.e. fans) it should not surprise any porn model all their public activities are being followed, especially since most places on the Internet are publicly accessible. Stu is an example of that. He clearly wants attention with all his posting of body-building pix, but wants to ignore his porn past where he acquired many followers who look at the body-building pix. The decision to do porn always needs to be thought out carefully, according to not just me, but psychologists, because of the long-term ramifications. In a lot of cases, the age of consent should be over 18 since so many millennials just don’t get that.

I would blame bloggers and commenters who out performers more than I blame any of the things you mentioned. They may all be factors, but the lack of retention of models is where we are seeing a problem.

Models like Stu and Peter–two of the most popular Sean Cody models of all time–who have publicly said they left the industry because of their personal lives being attacked by strangers is a problem.