Jon bernthal

I just watched the first ep of We Own this City. I really don't care for the topic the show is about - police brutality, but I am not the show's target demographic. But I will watch anything Jon is in.

He does a great performance, as always. He started out with a weird accent (I'm not american so Idk if its accurate, it sounded weird to me) and either i got used to it or he mellowed it out by the end of the ep? And based on his bad haircut/dye job & facial hair, it seems like they're really trying to make him less hot, but I still like him regardless.
 
It's amazing that he doesn't think he's attractive. I read an article about him once where the reporter made such a point of saying how Jon wasn't leading man material, wasn't handsome etc.

I get hard just from hearing his voice. The guy oozes hotness for me and has aged incredibly well.
 
I just watched the first ep of We Own this City. I really don't care for the topic the show is about - police brutality, but I am not the show's target demographic. But I will watch anything Jon is in.

He does a great performance, as always. He started out with a weird accent (I'm not american so Idk if its accurate, it sounded weird to me) and either i got used to it or he mellowed it out by the end of the ep? And based on his bad haircut/dye job & facial hair, it seems like they're really trying to make him less hot, but I still like him regardless.
Damn ppl suffering from police brutality don’t matter to you ?
 
It's amazing that he doesn't think he's attractive. I read an article about him once where the reporter made such a point of saying how Jon wasn't leading man material, wasn't handsome etc.

I get hard just from hearing his voice. The guy oozes hotness for me and has aged incredibly well.
He is straight and in the straight world I don’t think straight women see him the way gay men see him. I think he is speaking from experience with women. In HW he is up against the likes of HENRY Cavil, Hugh Jackman, Jonny Depp, Leo, Michael B Jordan, Idris Elba, Ryan Gosling, Chris Hemsworth, Michael Fasbender, Jake Gyllenhaul, Tom Hardy, etc

So I do get where he has coming from.
 
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He is straight and in the straight world I don’t think straight women see him the way gay men see him. I think he is speaking from experience with women. In HW he is up against the likes of HENRY Cavil, Hugh Jackman, Jonny Depp, Leo, Michael B Jordan, Idris Elba, Ryan Gosling, Chris Hemsworth, Michael Fasbender, Jake Gyllenhaul, Tom Hardy, etc

So I do get where he has coming from.
good points! Maybe he needs a few lusting DMs from gay dudes so he knows he's desirable!
 
Didn't he have a hard on during one of his sex scenes on TWD? I could've sworn there was a scene where he was in his underwear and you could see it when the camera panned away.
 
Damn ppl suffering from police brutality don’t matter to you ?
There's a million and one other issues that the world is dealing with like homelessness or mental illness but because this particular issue is trending in USA, this is what we get over and over again. What issues USA deals with isn't the same issues in other countries. At least this show is depicting what defunding or suing the police gets you, a police force too scared to make arrests and increased crime rate.

Anyway, I'm not here to discuss this further. I'm only here to thirst after Jon.
 
There's a million and one other issues that the world is dealing with like homelessness or mental illness but because this particular issue is trending in USA, this is what we get over and over again. What issues USA deals with isn't the same issues in other countries. At least this show is depicting what defunding or suing the police gets you, a police force too scared to make arrests and increased crime rate.

Anyway, I'm not here to discuss this further. I'm only here to thirst after Jon.
but here you are thirsting after a man from the USA… gays…smh
 
There's a million and one other issues that the world is dealing with like homelessness or mental illness but because this particular issue is trending in USA, this is what we get over and over again. What issues USA deals with isn't the same issues in other countries.
this may come to you as a shock, but police brutality and corruption aren’t issues that exist solely in the USA. you might also want to note that shows based in the USA will tackle issues prevalent in it; isn’t that surprising? i’ll let that idea sit with you for a minute