My straight boyfriend does gay OnlyFans, but I’m scared he’ll leave over one thing he keeps saying

An OnlyFans girly has admitted she worries about her boyfriend, who also does p*rn, running off with one of his male co-stars. 

Madison Gatanis has been in a relationship with Braxton Stone for a few years, but they rarely work together in the OnlyFans sphere. That’s largely because Braxton, a straight man, makes content for gay men. 

“I switched my main focus to just guy-on-guy collabs,” he explained on Love Don’t Judge as his girlfriend sat next to him. “Straight creators don’t make a lot of money. If you’re a gay creator, you make way more money, but if you’re a gay creator and you like it, you make way more money.”

Madison doesn’t watch Braxton’s gay content, which he approves of because he just wants “guy time” to “bro out.”

It’s a unique relationship setup, and one quite prevalent in adult entertainment, but that isn’t to say it hasn’t sparked a few issues. 

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Madison fears Braxton will leave her… for a man

The actual interview on Love Don’t Judge was recorded last year, but a very specific clip has just resurfaced. In it, Madison admitted to fears surrounding Braxton leaving her. 

“Maddie, do you ever think that Braxton will leave you for a man?” the therapist asked, to which she replied, “Honestly? Sometimes, yes. He makes me feel a little bit insecure. He’ll bring up how a man feels better.”

Though Madison said she was “very secure” with herself, she admitted that “at the end of the day, I’m not a guy and I can’t be.”

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At this point, Braxton finally spoke up, revealing that men can’t hit the “emotional spot” as well as women. He said his enjoyment from men is purely physical, and that it’s only “fun.”

 

 

 

 

 

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“It’s always been my rule since day one: If the cameras are on, it’s not gay,” he said. 

People ripped him apart in the comments, as one person said: “I seen his Twitter…gurrlll he’s done things I ain’t even done before as a gay.”

“Whyyyyy…. Girl whyyyy… She is just so extremely beautiful, so perfect,” someone else said, as another added, “If you care for her, leave her. You’re just holding on to stereotypes and fear. Release her. She loves you and she doesn’t know how to leave you. Help her. And stop hiding. This is the epitome of male privilege.”

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