Alex crockford

[open189]

going through his old media post, I think he does know what people want. Too bad onlyfans wasn't a thing back in the days...
Also I think he needs sunscreen and moisturizer so he will look younger. But I still love how he looks now

 

[Mickactual]

 

[bulge_lover_oz]

But that is marketing. If he wants others to believe he knows what he is talking about, he has to prove it. The easiest way is to show of his own muscles. A florist would show of the flowers, not the wrapping paper he uses, wenn he sells them.

I am sure he knows, what some people do, when they see his pics, but I also understand, that he doesn`t want to be told directly or indirectly, by asking for nudes, creating an OF, or dm him your naughty thoughts. Why can`t we just adore him and dream of him privatly in absolute silence? You guys wouldn`t go to a sexy stranger in the gym or at the beach and ask him for nude pics or tell them what you dream of doing to him? I think the internet would be a better place if people only did what they would do in reallife too, much less trolling, bullying and offending people.

I don't entirely disagree with this sentiment. It's why I got off X. It's a vile echo chamber where people seem to get off on trolling others all day long. I don't think I've ever commented on someone's Insta post with that hideously cliched line about creating an OF, or asked for nudes etc. And I guess it would get rather tedious when someone is trying to run a proper PT business.

Although I maintain that if you're going to post shirtless pics and clips every single day, you do have to expect SOME ogling and racy commentary. People are human after all, and does a PT really have to post SO many pics like that? They must be aware on some level that they are the product, and at least a portion of their audience/clientele are there to lust after them. I mean how many online PTs does the world actually need? We get it - work out, eat well. Job done haha.

 

[bulge_lover_oz]

Also, it's naive and entirely untrue to suggest that people aren't trolls in real life. They are. Every workplace i've been in has had a very liberal smattering of people who said bitchy, snarky things about co-workers. To say nothing of how catty and cruel the gay community can be. Also, somebody posting outrageously thirst trappy pics on social media on a daily basis is a rather different scenario to a hot guy simply going to the beach or the gym. They're not equivalent.