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Is it wrong to film content with someone who identifies as heterosexual?
Not exactly. Of course, there are people who don't have the courage to identify themselves as such and they prefer to stay in that safer zone of being heterosexual, and that's fine as long as the recording is fun for both sides. Regardless of the video's purpose, I try and strive to avoid making a mechanical and cold filming. But the only recordings I had with creators who pretended to be gay, or bi, or were straight were based on: We start filming, about 10 minutes into the video, and my scene partner is already saying "that's enough, right?" or giving him impatient glances at the clock, counting the minutes, pretending to have an orgasm. Some things you can prevent from happening before they even begin, while others you can only experience by living through them. Typically in heterosexual porn, the star of the video is the woman; the man is an accessory. The man who is participating in the heterosexual video is not the main character, so it's a production and he gets paid less. Or he attracts fewer subscribers. So he chooses to film with gay people because in a gay filmmaking setting, he is the protagonist of his own scene.But by doing this, he's monetizing off an audience that wants to believe he's enjoying something when he's not. And to take money and advantage of an audience that is desiring and believing something that it is not. It's something I no longer accept in my filming. No one will use my image or content related to me to try to take advantage of an audience that I am a part of.
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