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This is a question we ask ourselves often, but at the end of the day people are pretty preferential when it comes to porn. We respond to the ways our customers react to and rate scenes, whether it’s because of a models attitude or looks or the sound they make when they come. Our customers also prefer certain hair styles and a lack of tattoos. A lot of porn sites are pretty specialized, cater to people who like redheads or hairy dudes or Brazilian bubble butts. So although it’s not a statement about the way we feel personally, or the inherent “worthiness” of some looks, we sell vanilla ice-cream because it’s what people come to us for and when we try to serve chocolate they complain. Its some damn good vanilla though, and we still keep an eye out for ways to introduce new flavors to our picky eaters.

Haha, that's crazy to hear! And actually, this job feels pretty natural. I was always a perv, fascinated by sex. If they had voted "most likely to end up working for a gay porn studio" in 5th grade it would have been no contest. Most people I tell what I'm doing these days are totally unsurprised and happy for me. What other job would I get to draw penises, create cum-cobwebs for halloween ads, and brainstorm dirty puns for scene names? Most of the guys that come through our studio aren't at all my type and are the same age as my little brother, so it's easy to feel disconnected from their sexuality and market their attractiveness from a professional (and a little protective) standpoint. The only real bummer is now that I don't have regular access to a cute boy of my own it's a lot less fun to watch people have great sex all day. It's like watching someone play a videogame but never getting a turn

Seriously, being in a place where dirty jokes are not only ok but encouraged, and sometimes necessary for the work we do is AMAZING. Also we have so many awesome fans, a lot of them are real sweet and actually think of the staff behind the production. Sometimes we got boxes of candy and stuff and it totally makes our day

You'll notice though that all of his scenes on that are from Boycrush. As an added bonus for our members, we release curated scenes from partner studios Boycrush and Staxus. We do have model pages for the guest stars from other studios so you can find out more about them and see what other scenes of theirs have been published on our site. So we didn't film with him personally, just showcased some of his Boycrush scenes.

I usually take a second to judge the person asking, if its really necessary in the situation for that kind of honesty. For elderly landlords, prim bank tellers, or republican relatives I just say something vague about graphic design for a little a creative studio and they don't ask further. If its someone young or someone I'll have to interact with long term I'll just whip it out. Most people are thrilled, and if they really have a problem with it then cool, we aren't gonna get along, glad we got that out of the way before we wasted any more time trying to be friends.