Thanks for sharing Here’s a revised version of your text with improved grammar and flow:
Oh yeah, there’s this guy named Alejandro Belmont. I was in WeHo last year, and he was on Grindr, verifying himself on Grindr video calls and Snapchat. But he kept canceling—not just on me, but on others too—claiming he wanted to make videos and have sex. My friend and I were like, “WTF? Why does he keep canceling?” So, we started asking around.
Apparently, when he and others like him get accused of queerbaiting, they’ll use screenshots of Grindr chats and pictures as “evidence” to prove they’re gay. It’s like, “Look, I’m on Grindr, I talk to people about dates, people have seen me.” But it’s all just reputational maintenance. If you check his Twitter, it’s clear he only has sex with women pretending tobe men, he has a gf or something, it's so annoying.
Gay baiting how? He’s never claimed to be or do anything gay lol y’all gotta learn what words mean before you start using them
I can partially agree with that. The part of me that agrees with it is he's not flopping around a dildo in his videos or sucking on one. He's not making homosexual references or saying other guys names while he's rubbing himself.
He's also not collabing with other straight guys and pretending to be "closet gay" or bisexual together like we've seen so many others do.
The part of me that says he is somewhat "gay baiting" would be been like so many other hot straight guys soon realize that the majority of their followers are gay men. So the way they present themselves on social media in general as sex symbols, is geared more towards gay men rather than what females would like to see from them in those ways.
Fascinating. I would argue that there’s quite a lot of overlap between what gay men and straight women are attracted to lol are there any examples of Ben doing so that you could share?
Getoffmydick
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Thanks for broading the limits of definition to the word 'insufferable'
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