It's because there's weirdly a lot of biphobia in the gay community. It is continually being brought up by gay-identifying men.
“Phobia” implies fear.
The problem with bisexuality and lesbianism for gay-men is frustration and visceral dislike.
Another man’s penis to a straight guy is a challenge not appreciation.
That might be subjective and swayed because you identify as 100% gay.
Being 100% gay does not reduce my appreciation for art.
There are one or two scenes in which Kevin Crows performs erotically with woman but in most of them his robotic.
He has multiple threesome scenes in which the other guy appears to be having more fun.
Hence, we’re talking about Kevin Crows and not Billy Hart.
Either way, it was all beautiful like him.
That's actually not the definition of bisexuality.
Then I suggest you look up the definition.
Bisexuality = sex attraction.
I assume he has said this somewhere for you to be so specific.
It’s just a guess. There is no objective way to “measure” an individual’s sexual attraction to someone of the same sex.
One man’s Eros is another man’s dog.
The level of commitment by Kevin Crows to his gay sex performances however says a lot.
You're defining his sexual preference and identity by his onscreen performance, which is wrong.
I’m saying he’s bisexual.
A bisexual man who would let you suck him off and may even fuck you, but he won’t like it.
Heard of the spectrum?
How is it a guess, when it is all that the “somewhat unstable” LPSG forum contributors complain about?
“Sebastian Kross gave me an ugly look because I approach him while he was tending bar and solicited a blowjob”
“Danny Mountain yelled at me at gym because I told him I love his foreskin and that his legs look great in shorts”
“Tyler Torro spat at me in the parking lot of a shopping mall because I asked him why he didn’t take cock in his hole”
Things make sense when living in reality.