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1.   The Deceit On Gay Porn Sites 
2.   Gay Porn And Gay Behaviour Online

In the series Gays Online, FuelMix chronicled the antics of fags with a touchpad.  Essentially, the fag looking for a fuck, ends up fucking himself by his own chronic stupidity.

1.   The Deceit On Gay Porn Sites

1.  But there’s another level of Gays Online:  the deceit prevalent on gay porn sites.  It’s almost trite to observe the fag’s fascination (probably latent addiction) with porn.  That goes with the culture.  FuelMix has nothing against porn and recognizes porn’s contribution to the digital world.  See the post, Begging For Porn.

2.  But....while a fag is ogling the HD bareback fucks, he’s repeatedly fucked by fake chat window advertising.  These windows, claiming to be from someone close by in the local area, open on the lower right hand side of the screen.  There’ll be a pic of some dude and a few lines of chat message along the lines of, “Hey ! U horny? Me too!!  Wanna meet up? I’m really close by and can come over…..” 

3.  These chat window ads operate in a loop.  It's patently obvious that the dude isn't even in the country.  Close one and another pops up, close that and another pops up.  Close the main chat window advertising bar and the fag is bounced to another site which just happens to be the home page of the web cam chat operator.

4.  If the fag attempts to close that window, messages pop up "enquiring" if he’s sure he wants to leave.  If the fag clicks “Yes” he’ll be lucky if he returns to his original porn page. The worst offenders will start to cascade pages of gay porn temptation.  It can be pretty unnerving.  In fact, it’s predatory spamming.

5.  Gay porn sites claiming to be “Free” sometimes aren’t.  They’re chock full of 90 second previews, most of which is the usual legal verbage of the performers being over 18 and compliance with US law.  Wanna see the rest....? Sign up with a credit card.  The site is simply a teaser.

6.  What about gay web sites that attempt to infect a user’s computer with malware or spyware or adware?

7.  How about using dead gay porn stars and passing them off as the latest hot video releases?

8.  How about gay-for-pay porn stars having a number of stage names....? Especially when they leave one porn production company for another....? There's a gay porn site that has a section specifically devoted to unraveling the twists, turns and evolution of a gay porn star's name(s).

9.  Tried Googling a gay sex act like, “Gay Rimming”? There’ll be some genuine results to relevant sites.  What is astounding are the fake search results or the huge numbers of str8 porn sites using gay search engine terms to optimize their rankings.

10.  OK, so the web highway is like the street. One has to walk carefully.  But FuelMix would go further and suggest that chunks of Commercial Faggotry Online is really a slick Bait N’ Switch game with a high nuisance factor.  The absurdity is that it's simply accepted as par for the course.  Do Faggotry and its enablers screech about GAY businesses exploiting and deceiving their own gay consumers....? Nope.  But they'll point their fingers at others, no problem.

2.   Gay Porn and Gay Behaviour Online

1.   Close your eyes and one begins to discern similarities between gay porn websites and the behaviour of individual fags advertising for a hookup via an app or online :

• constant repetition
• fake stats
• dubious or fake location( fuck GPS )
• fake pics
• thousands of men but very little real choice
• fake names
• explicit teaser ads
• high nuisance or disappointment factor
• always claiming to be available “now”………….

2.   The question is who is influencing whom?  When Hollywood is attacked for producing shallow, violent, brain deadening films, they respond by saying that's what the public wants.  

3.   Are the ethics and high failure rates of fags online simply a reflection of the morality of commercial gay porn?  

4.  Is the fag's simultaneous addiction to online porn and advertising via an app or online for a hook-up, perpetuating a behavioural feedback loop?

5.  We suspect so.

Originally published 20 November 2011
Amended and Republished 1 July 2014 | 23 October 2016

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