Stag Collective: Introducing Tyler James

moondoggy says:

How do you know? Have you viewed it? Is it a good scene?

There are a lot of reasons why I would ordinarily just roll my eyes at a solo update, but damn … I want to see this guy. Even with the ink, there’s something about him. I know it’s a stretch, but he brings to mind Jon Vincent a little bit.

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moondoggy says:

I went on a little Jon Vincent rabbit hole after finding that picture. I see where someone was attempting to do a documentary on him 20 years ago but I see no evidence that the documentary was ever completed. And the person whose name was associated with it is the name of some big wig filmmaker in the Motion Picture Academy. It surely can’t be the same guy, or if it is, I have no hope of finding an email contact for him.

I’ve told this story before, but in a weird (admittedly exaggerated) way, Jon Vincent took my virginity. He did a full monty performance at the first gay bar I ever went to, and during his performance he asked me to rub his ass while he tried to get hard. That was the first sexual experience I ever had with another man. I had never even seen a naked man in real life before that night other than guys getting into the shower in my dorm. I was therefore no help to him in getting aroused, but he on the other hand could have strapped astronauts to my back, and with the force of the load I shot when I went home, the astronauts could have orbited the earth.

moondoggy says:

You know, this morning I woke up still thinking about that night with Jon and remembered a detail that I never remembered to include before — I was so excited about his performance that I sat on the floor. There weren’t that many chairs, so I just sat where I knew no one would have the gall to try to position in front of me, and it worked. So when he came over to me, I was eye level with his ass, cock, and balls. Hate to bring it down after such a joyful reminiscence, but I thought it was important to acknowledge that Jon Vincent died of a heroin overdose many years ago. He had a challenging life, it seems.