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...and those who have girlfriends are white men. You can not apply these standards to this situations due to the fact Sean is not white and prefers women of color based on the conversations I had with him. No woman of color is gonna adjust herself to accept a man who has been penetrated in his ass, has sucked dick, and has had it filmed where it will live on the internet forever. Not only that as Sean stated he often wonders what "her" family will think about all he has done. What one group of women will accept from a man is not evenly attributed to all cultures and communities.

Many gays often live in these delusions of fantasy. But the truth is Sean hates the gays, he hates he has to do gay porn to make money. He hates communicating with homosexual men.

It's true, many black women don't prefer someone with Sean's history. But every time I have seen him with a woman, it's been a white or asian woman. Usually they are the types to put up with the bullshit based on history but the fact they are the most on tumblr/twitter, pro-bi,pan, fluid type of women. Unless he's specifically is seeking an LTR with only black women, and not just sex like he does with the other girls, then he should be ok.

I also do want to say that not all black women will write Sean Costin off.
 
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It's true, many black women don't prefer someone with Sean's history. But every time I have seen him with a woman, it's been a white or asian woman. Usually they are the types to put up with the bullshit based on history but the fact they are the most on tumblr/twitter, pro-bi,pan, fluid type of women. Unless he's specifically is seeking an LTR with only black women, and not just sex like he does with the other girls, then he should be ok.

That's his porn history and who he was paid to fuck. He told me he wants someone of the Aaliyah phenotype.

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Diamond and Carlton represents what the majority of Bisexual Black men experience once they state their Bisexual. Black women don't want them. Only in gay circles do Bisexual men still believe they are desirable to heterosexual Black women.

Various studies on this topic also suggest women also have negative view towards Bisexual men.
 
When on earth has that been the case? As gay men many of us, due to societal pressures and socialization, are precluded from engaging in relationships. There are significant barriers to entry for LGBTQ persons seeking reciprocal connection. What he needs, just like me, is some therapy. lol
I think relating this back to the subject of women not accepting him doing porn is that, most gay men probably would accept him doing porn which would explain why he thinks he would've already been in a relationship if he were gay
 
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If these dynamics existed a Black downlow community would not exist. Black women would not have the highest AIDS/HIV transmission rate. So why do these element exist? Because Black men who are bisexual feel they can't come out of the closet due to the culture. No Black woman wants a Bisexual man. It's look as a weakness. Yeah, Black women are willing to have a gay buddie... but to sleep with a man who sleeps with other men is a monstrosity. And this is why Black bisexual men remain in the closest; sleeping with men privately and claiming women publicly.

No, matter the position of Black women in the society Black women have standards. No matter how they look, no matter their status. Such communities such a Red Pill ect that attacks Black women for these standards would exist if Black women were liken to lower their standards. Women of color are not accepting of Bisexual men for relationships.
You're making a host of assumptions! As we know, correlation doesn't prove causation! Additionally, let's think about this critically. If we are following your knowledge, women do sleep with and engage in relationship with men who have sex with men. The point you are failing to address is whether those women are knowingly engaging with men who have sex with men. The next broad assumption that was made is that these women would accept any host of negative attributes, but sleeping with men. If that were indeed true, then there wouldn't be high incidences of HIV amongst black women. Assuming what you are saying is correct.

The issue with down-low men is the patriarchal socialization that teaches them hyper-masculinity and toxicity are the benchmarks for acceptable male behavior. This leads men to concealing homosexual activity. In essence, men are socialized to feel shame for being same sex attracted, or for exhibiting behaviors that are aligned with femininity. Men are taught to believe that even experiencing the full array of human emotion is effeminate. That is what is fueling the behavior we are seeing with Nick. He is ashamed of his same sex desires. There is this notion that all of his discontent would be resolved by being accepted by a black woman. Mind you, this is all hearsay. I'd like to hear it from the horses mouth.

Nevertheless, these are projections that aren'r rooted in reality. The fundamental truth is absolutes do not exist. Just as he exists, there are black women that are open sexually and willing to date men who are open as well. They exist. To suggest they don't is unfair to black women and makes them responsible for his discontent, and the discontent of of other MSM. The truth is that these men do what is politically and socially expedient for them. They refuse to integrate their same sex attractions, ambivalence, or behavior into their identity. As a result, the shame spiral continues to perpetuate.

The key is a developed self, unrooted in shame! He hasn't come to terms with a bisexual orientation, and most would expect him to arrive at a place of assuredness. If he is indeed completely heterosexual, the same is true. Authenticity is a requirement for most well adjusted people. Ultimately, even if he couldn't find a black woman, adjusting one's expectations is a part of life. Plenty of people don't get the partner they expected. The ability to adjust and make concessions is a necessary life skill and integral to relating with ANYONE. Maybe dating a bisexual black woman may be required.

Again, if he wanted a woman (black, white, blue, or purple) he would have a woman. It is far more important for HIM to explore what he hopes to gain from said woman. Without sussing out the disparities between what a relationship can provide and what it can't is paramount. To you I suggest killing the negativity and checking what you stand to gain by reinforcing these negative thoughts about himself (again hearsay). Fueling the worldview that he is unviable relationally, or that his options are limited, serves you how?

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I think relating this back to the subject of women not accepting him doing porn is that, most gay men probably would accept him doing porn which would explain why he thinks he would've already been in a relationship if he were gay
Im saying that it's disingenuous to make that case. There are other female performers that he can connect with. There are bisexual women of various backgrounds that he could date. Often, when people have difficulty with attachment they formulate justifications that reinforce their behaviors. When your identity aligns with your values, there is in turn an alignment with your behaviors. To state that he would be in relationship already if her were a gay man is a justification. It's an excuse. The issue is he doesn't have a stable sense of self.

Those identity issues are fueling a perspective that keeps him out of relationship! When you get beyond the surface, he may find that he doesn't really want to be in a relationship! He is shame laden. A relationship can't heal that. Are negative attitudes toward MSM rampant still? Absolutely! Are there sexually enlightened men out there? Absolutely! Are there women of all ethnicities out there who are willing to date men who have sex with men? Certainly!


This all begs the question, "what is he looking for?" WE can speculate until the cows come home. However, if he's not getting what he needs, a sugar anything isn't the solution. The solution is working through his issues. We all have the ability to manifest what we need in life. As a gay man, I spent a lot of time and energy saying "if I were heterosexual, I'd be in relationship already." There came a time when I recognized that I was making an excuse. There were times when I turned opportunities down to establish romantic connections because it didn't look the way I intended. In therapy a few months ago, I was able to vocalize it for the first time. A relationship won't, of itself, transform your life for the better. His quest for someone to turn his life around is the culprit. No one can do the work of developing a positive identity, and he will not find a constructive anything until that happens. Reinforcing the notion of incompleteness does him and ourselves a disservice.
 
When on earth has that been the case? As gay men many of us, due to societal pressures and socialization, are precluded from engaging in relationships. There are significant barriers to entry for LGBTQ persons seeking reciprocal connection. What he needs, just like me, is some therapy. lol
I’m sorry this made me lmao…. I can relate :joy:
 
That's his porn history and who he was paid to fuck. He told me he wants someone of the Aaliyah phenotype.

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Diamond and Carlton represents what the majority of Bisexual Black men experience once they state their Bisexual. Black women don't want them. Only in gay circles do Bisexual men still believe they are desirable to heterosexual Black women.

Various studies on this topic also suggest women also have negative view towards Bisexual men.
I call BS on that Aaliyah statement. I doubt very seriously that that man said that specifically. I feel like you're reaching and conferring statements he didn't make. Show me the screen grabs.
 
I’m sorry this made me lmao…. I can relate :joy:
It's the truth! Everyone sits around blaming each other for their problems. The fact remains, the man in the mirror is where we should start. Married At First Site is a case study in what we are all talking about: unrealistic expectations. We invite people to come into our lives to act in plays they didn't know they were auditioning for. We write scrips with roles, without informing other people we are casting. Then we go, "action," and when the shit doesn't play out the way we expected, we lean further into victimization. No one wants to do the hard work of understanding ourselves and learning to give and take in relationships. We just want to take. The goal isn't to develop something authentic, it's to feel complete/whole by virtue of being in relationship. It doesn't work like that. There is no hero coming or magic bullet. Take your ass to therapy and start learning about yourself.
 
It's the truth! Everyone sits around blaming each other for their problems. The fact remains, the man in the mirror is where we should start. Married At First Site is a case study in what we are all talking about: unrealistic expectations. We invite people to come into our lives to act in plays they didn't know they were auditioning for. We write scrips with roles, without informing other people we are casting. Then we go, "action," and when the shit doesn't play out the way we expected, we lean further into victimization. No one wants to do the hard work of understanding ourselves and learning to give and take in relationships. We just want to take. The goal isn't to develop something authentic, it's to feel complete/whole by virtue of being in relationship. It doesn't work like that. There is no hero coming or magic bullet. Take your ass to therapy and start learning about yourself.

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@tjh1204 Damn! Well-put. Uhm, I would daddy him if I weren't remodeling my house, although he seems rather expensive to maintain. I am a person who chooses not to be in a relationship, post therapy. So that sort of detachment with semi-defined terms works well for people like me. The trouble is that he, as the sugar, would probably drive me nuts because of his seeming emotional instability. At my age (45), I am drama-averse and impatient with bullshit.

His body is BEAUTIFUL, and that hole is gorgeous :emoji_weary::emoji_cupid: (whew!!!) -- Where was I? Oh! If he pulled it together, and held it together, he would have a Daddy. The other side of the equation is that Daddies who pay for comfort expect things sexually on which the sugar cannot always deliver. They ARE human; they have days where their stomachs cannot tolerate penetration or they're just not really in the mood in general for sex or kinks. I tried sugaring once (naively in my 20s), and when I could not put out on one trip (I was a complete head case back then), I was made to carry all of my expenses going forward. That relationship burned out quickly.

Back to "Sean", if he is willing to sugar, there are other decisions he has already made. THOSE decisions I would LLLLLLLLLLLLOVE to discuss with him, just out of genuine interest! I find him fascinating and irresistible, but have never dealt with him in person or talked to him on the phone.

I resist following him on social media because I do not want what I enjoy about him to go down in the fiery flames of one of his now legendary rants. In some ways, his sense of frustration saddens me. He seems to be suffering :broken_heart:
 
At this point, it's just embarrassing
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Damn he always seem to be negative and whiny. Dude, some sugar daddy isn't obligated to set you up just because you offer up your hole and you think you're a total prize. He comes off so arrogant at times like... "how is it remotely possible that some old rich queer isn't interested in me, look at how hot I am!". He needs to chill and work on his actual mental health first instead of coming off desperate and cringey like this on social media, not a good look.
 
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Damn he always seem to be negative and whiny. Dude, some sugar daddy isn't obligated to set you up just because you offer up your hole and you think you're a total prize. He comes off so arrogant at times like... "how is it remotely possible that some old rich queer isn't interested in me, look at how hot I am!". He needs to chill and work on his actual mental health first instead of coming off desperate and cringey like this on social media, not a good look.

He's also older. Like I said, many daddies probably propositioned him six years ago when Gayhoopla was poppin. He threw away that chance.
 
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