I’d like to think we live in a growing enlightened age. I’d like to think that. I can’t.<\/p>\n
And for an author in M\/M erotica, it’s a serious question to ponder.<\/span><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n The reason I think we are still somewhat bassackwards<\/em> when it cums to sex<\/span> is that we still can’t put down the whole ludicrous morality issue over it. This is where I think gay men have the slight advantage in coping with society’s overall view with regards to sex. As gay men (of which I am a solid card carrying member – got the toaster oven and everything), I think we are fully cognizant that we’re outside the mainstream box. In a way, that’s completely liberating. We’re sort of expected to be out of the norm. In a real way it can be absolutely terrifying for those not ready to deal with the whole maverick “go your own way” label that gets slapped on you.<\/p>\n This whole inner debate I am having about this was furthered this morning when I happened upon a huffpo gay voices article <\/span><\/a><\/span>regarding a gay porn sex worker (Levi Michaels) who had decided to put some of his un-porn life on the web via a YouTube channel.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n