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[UPDATED] What It's Love To Be a Gay-For-Pay Porn Star
MTV's always-intriguing True Life series is put to cover the "gay for pay" porn industry, monitoring two straight guys making their living banging other guys on camera. The "rising stars," as MTV calls them in a very clever erection joke, are Luke, otherwise acknowledged as men.com's Vadim Black, and Ben, who goes by Sean, just Sean, at seancody.com. Both of those links are NSFW, as you might expect.
Luke, MTV teases, is somehow managing to obscure his career from his girlfriend, though that's presumably not the case now that this promo is out there (scenes featured to seem to propose he'll be "coming clean" with his gf in the episode). Ben, meanwhile, is happily married to a chick who's thrilled with his line of work; his concerns seem to be financially motivated — porn is providing money to support his kids, he explains, but "is something I never would contain thought I would ever do." Look for more on their stories, and the balance they're apparently struggling to hold between their professional and personal lives, when the episode airs in full.
Update 12/10: 12:00 p.m.: In an update
Thelatestepisode of MTV's "True Life" tackles a complex topic: straight dudes who include sex with men for money.
Titled, "True Life: I’m A Gay For Pay Pornstar," the episode follows two straight men who struggle to adjust getting paid to luminary in gay porn films with their lives as straight men with girlfriends.
In order to find a more nuanced comprehending of the realities of this profession, The Huffington Post chatted with Ben, one of the performers featured in the episode, about his experiences as a "gay for pay" pornstar.
The Huffington Post: Why did you decide to do the show?
Ben: I decided to do the show for a number of reasons. The biggest reason was so when the time comes, I would want my kids to understand that what I've done for them says nothing negatively about me as their father. Secondly, my reason for doing this show was so that I can relieve myself of the weight and burden from keeping this a classified for so long.
What would you say to someone who says you have to be male lover (or can't really be straight) to work in this profession?
Since this episode has aired, I've received a lot of detest because so many people have felt offended by what I do and
"I am Become Death; The Destroyer of world" - River Below Video
"There's Life Behind These walls" - Nothing To lose Video
"Nicely done f****t!"
"Every show is different, never rehearsed. We feed off each other, and the crowd really sets us off." - The Band
"Respect the ladies in the audience and if someone falls down you pick them the **** up."
"Keep your chin up!"
"Sex me up, baby!"
"Chick pea's are where it's at"
"I'm in a band...Mr.Cool..."
"It was kind of like losing your virginity...you know, it's different...weird, and awkward, but at the same time it feels good."
"My plans for the future? I'm going to start a racist kiddie porn site. That's what
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