We like to keep a close eye on what’s happening in the world of gay porn. We’re interested. We’re curious. We’re enthusiasts.

We don’t yet have an exhaustive list of every gay porn star currently working, but we’re doing our best to chronicle the men that are keeping us entertained.

Here’s our A to Z of the D.

Adrian Hart

Alam Wernik

Alessio Vega

Allen King

Andy Star

Austin Sugar

Beaux Banks

Boomer Banks

Brian Bonds

Brock Banks

Carter Dane

Cesar Xes

Dean Young

DeAngelo Jackson

Devin Franco

Dillon Diaz

Diego Sans

Draven Torres

Drew Dixon

François Sagat

Hans Berlin

Jack Mackenroth

Jason Morgan

Joel Someone

Joey Mills

Josh Brady

Josh Moore

Leander

Levy Foxx

Louis Ricaute

Lucas Leon

Lukas Daken

Manuel Skye

Michael Boston

Mike Gaite

Remy Cruze

Reno Gold

Ricky Donovan

Rico Pruitt

Riley Finch

Sean Austin

Sean Zevran

Skyy Knox

Teddy Torres

Tigger Redd

Ty Mitchell

Tyler Winxx

Zario Travezz

Why do we watch porn?

There has been a fair bit of research about pornography. What we know is that both men and women find it sexually stimulating to watch porn. Men watch more porn than women, and a lot of men watch porn when masturbating – simply because it is sexually stimulating.

Is there any down-side to watching porn?

Whether porn use is healthy or harmful can only be decided once you understand the impact that it has on your experience of sex and life in general. An example of a harmful impact is that it could lead to you developing unrealistic expectations about sex.

Another example of how it could be harmful is where your use of porn begins to change the way that you enjoy sex. Some gay men watch porn while edging, or delaying their orgasm for long periods of time. This can be enjoyable for obvious reasons, but this isn’t something that you can generally replicate when you’re having sex with another person.

Porn may give you an unrealistic expectation of what sex should be like – this can contribute to issues around low self-esteem or anxiety. Gay men may often make potentially unsafe choices – particularly in relation to drugs – in the pursuit of the sex or the affirmation we seek.

We’re at our most vulnerable when we’re having sex – we’re putting ourselves out there for possible rejection, feeling unfit, feeling unattractive, feeling that our dick isn’t big enough, worried abut getting hard and staying hard – just being naked with a stranger is the definition of vulnerability.

How to develop a healthy relationship with porn

Talk about it

Don’t think of porn as some dirty little secret that you need to keep to yourself. Everyone watches porn. Porn stars work hard to create engaging content – they want you to appreciate their work. Talk it about it with your friends. Join an online chat group. Laugh about it. Share your favourite clips.

Mix it up

Try and avoid just watching the same kind of porn. There’s lots of different types of porn and erotica out there – become a bit of an aficionado. Try reading some erotic fiction, or diving into the world of gay comics. There’s a whole world of porn out there.

Watch with others

Porn isn’t something that has to be a solitary entertainment. If you’ve got a boyfriend or a partner or a regular fuck-buddy, suggest that you watch some porn together. If you’ve got a hook-up coming over, watching some porn together is a great way to get things started.

Experience real-life porn

Wherever you are in the world, you’re probably not going to be too far from a sex party where there’s porn stars having sex on stage. Or head to a bathhouse, sauna, or sex-on-premises venue. If you like to watch, there’s usually plenty of guys who like to put on a show.

Support your performers

Porn can get a lot more interesting when you start to build an emotional connection with the guys that you’re watching on screen. Learn the names of the guys that are rocking your world, follow them on Twitter, sign-up to their fan-subscription channels. The guys in this business have a lot of personality and make their living from entertaining – feeling part of that can help to keep your relationship with porn in perspective.

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