It’s 2023, and the porn industry is like Mr. Falcon’s penis — huge and still growing.
Considering how much professional adult performers make and all the fun they have, is it any surprise that so many dudes ask themselves — How to become a male porn star?
None whatsoever, especially since the numbers back these claims. Whether you’re more impressed by Falcon’s 13.5 inches or by the fact that PornHub alone gets 80K visits every minute, you can’t deny the sheer size of these mammoths.
Even if you’ve done some amateur work, though, you should check what you’re in for before diving deep into professional waters — and your future co-stars.
To help you figure out if the way of the dick warrior is for you, we’re going to address:
- Why become a male porn star
- Qualifications — performing with and without anxiety
- Where to become a male porn star?
- The initial insertion — or how to find gigs
- Preparing to get down and dirty
- Know if (and when) to pull out
Why Become a Male Porn Star
The porn industry has more money than Genghis Khan had bitches — meaning MORE THAN A LOT!
However, most of that dough winds up in the producers’ pockets. And the next biggest cut ends up comfortably nestled between the starlets’ silicone domes.
On the other hand, while the girls do make more money per shoot, their careers typically end way before they ever approach their thirties. As a dude, you’ll be able to keep working for as long as your little dude is willing to defy gravity.
Considering the likes of Rocco Siffredi, Johnny Sins, and legends like Eric Edwards (retired at 63) and Ron Jeremy (retired at 65), that’s a whole lot of sex you’ll get paid for. And given that you’ll make more per scene the more famous you are, your earnings will gradually increase.
In addition, you can consider starting an OnlyFans once you’ve gained enough clout. Women aren’t the only big earners on the platform, as dudes like Jakipz ($206k to $343.3k per month), Handsome Buck ($329.8k to $412.3k per month), Nick aka Modern Spartan ($110.6k to $184.4k per month) and others can confirm.
Next, owing to that lower average pay and stricter requirements (which we’ll get into later) there are a lot fewer male porn actors than female ones. This is great because less dicks around means less competition.
As a result, if you prove yourself as a reliable performer, you’ll wind up with a stable gig and a regular list of friendly clients. And if you’re flexible (as in, hetero-flexible, or willing to do fetish stuff), you’ll increase your earnings even more.
Next, we have the cool factor. Let’s face it, if you’re a male pornstar, you’re basically the Chad in every room.
Men will feel intimidated and women will feel intrigued. Some may even wish to test out if you’re worth your rep, which you could use to create some homemade entertainment and make a few bucks along the way (with everyone’s consent, of course).
As a result, you’ll develop the kind of confidence the uninitiated can only dream about.
How Much Do Male Pornstars Make?
While performing on set is definitely a unique experience that pays well, anyone making serious bucks will tell you that it’s primarily a stepping stone.
To what, you ask?
Why, to careers on OnlyFans and similar platforms, of course. Namely, doing a porn scene here and there is a great way to get your name (and junk) out there and get people interested in what you can do.
And once you get the ball(s) rolling, there’s nowhere to go but up. As we’ve mentioned before, there are people out there making hundreds of thousands of dollars per month — absolutely ridiculous numbers.
With that said, let’s talk about professional porn rates.
A typical straight scene will net you around $500-$600. Something lighter, like showing up to get your pole polished (or get a blowjob, in pleb terms) will send around $150 your way.
However, it’s not uncommon for veterans to take around $1,000 per shoot and for superstars to take $1,500 — and well over $2,000 for gay and fetish scenes.
A simple formula would be, the more D you give, the more Ks you receive. And soon enough, your bank account will be filled up like your co-stars.
Qualifications — Performing With and Without Anxiety
Surprise, surprise, joining the porn industry is harder for dudes than it is for dudettes. Contrary to what you might expect, though, this doesn’t entirely come down to having a massive schlong — though size is a part of the equation.
Since you’re looking into becoming a male porn star, you may have stumbled upon this famous Reddit thread, detailing someone’s attempts to do just that. Long story short, he ended up not going through with the offer because it required superpowers such as:
- The ability to get fully hard in 30 seconds or less, with or without visual stimuli
- The gift to delay orgasm as required, regardless of what’s going on around you
- Being able to cum on command, whether or not you did it recently
- A refractory period around (or shorter than) 15 minutes
All of that sounds ridiculous, right? Well, that’s because it’s only true for the highest of high-end porn.
We’re talking about virtuosos of cockcraft, here. You can’t expect yourself to play the piano like a master right away, so you shouldn’t expect to be paid like one.
The same goes for porn.
As you’ve probably figured out by now, most of what we listed earlier are skills that come when you’re having lots of sex. And for the rest, well, let’s just say that the industry does have its share of cheat codes — in the form of performance enhancers.
Just as importantly, different production companies will have different requirements. That means that you can work your way up the totem pole — like actresses will be doing with yours — and get better at sex while improving your industry rep.
By the time you apply at BangBros, you’ll be a regular Danny D. And with the proverbial elephant out of the room, let’s address some matters that are actually worth considering.
The Camera is a Major Boner Killer
So, you’d call yourself competent in the sack? Are you used to hearing good things about your bedroom escapades from your partners?
That’s a good start. Sadly, once those set lights hit you in the face and the director gives a thumbs up, your Johnson may very well respond by going in the opposite direction.
So, what gives? Well, the truth is that performing in the bedroom isn’t the same as performing on camera.
That’s the bad news. The good news is that, as we’ve mentioned earlier, this is an actual skill that you can develop.
The only thing holding you back will be the world’s #1 boner assassin: performance anxiety. Now, while there’s no surefire way to combat this slayer of erections, you can make things swing (pun intended) your way with consistency and a chill attitude.
This may seem counterintuitive, but not thinking about porn as a job will do wonders for your mentality. Yes, you’re on the set to make money, but you gotta admit — the whole idea of a bunch of strangers getting together to film two (or more) people hitting it off is more than a little funny.
In addition, you could help yourself by doing some improvised porn sessions at home. Just take your phone, turn the light on, and film yourself jacking it — preferably while standing.
Filming yourself will do more than help you relax in similar situations; it’ll also teach you to associate being on camera with orgasm and pleasure. In time, you’ll be good to go as soon as a recording device starts rolling.
And if you want to start prepping for the big leagues in style, take a look at our article on selling homemade porn.
Also, if the videos turn out really good, you can check our guides on making money on Pornhub or XVideos, upload your footage, and maybe even make a few bucks.
The Whole Nine Inches
It’s time to tackle the big issue: dick size.
In short, it matters.
Think about it; the idea is for people to get a good look at what you and your co-star(s) are doing. If your schlong is unimpressive, it’ll be hard for anyone to get a glimpse of the action.
And that goes double if you’re banging a girl with a lot of junk in her trunk. That’s why most porn producers will demand that their male performers sport at least above-average dongs (think 5.5 inches and above).
But here’s the kicker: that mostly goes for vanilla productions by big studios. In fact, entire porn niches exist around the idea of fun-sized peckers.
The example from above springs to mind. If your dick isn’t very big, it’ll make a big-assed model’s butt look even bigger, right?
If the comparison makes you think of femdom, your thinking is on point. A curvy, leather-clad goddess will appear even more powerful and dominant when her male co-star’s manhood isn’t taking up half the screen.
If you’ve got thick skin (and as someone considering becoming a male porn star, you probably do), then you could go a step further. Specifically, we’re referring to a career in SPH (small penis humiliation) porn.
If you’re gay, bi, hetero-flexible, or enjoy using sex toys the way men aren’t generally expected to, we’ve got good news. Bottoming is easy (or so we’ve heard), and your dick size won’t matter at all if you don’t use it on screen.
Speaking of bottoming — cross-dressing, sissy porn, and other genres that spring from that idea are extremely popular and profitable.
These are all viable niches for the under-endowed — as long as you’re into them. As another plus, they tend to pay more than your typical vanilla shoots.
And, who knows, you may even learn more about yourself in the process — and end up enjoying your work much more than you expected.
Tune Up Your Engine
Despite what we wrote above, a big dick is only useful if you can keep it up — and keep yourself from blowing until the time is right. And getting exhausted during a sex session is a surefire way to de-bone your boner.
See, while some porn flicks may be done in hours, others may take a day or more to film.
During that time, you’ll be expected to go hard, fast, slow, and deliver money shots — while doing the lion’s share of the physical work. No one said that porn starlets have it easy, but your job will be even tougher.
To keep up with all that, you’ll need a lot of stamina. And if you’re hard to tire, you’ll have much less trouble delivering the kind of performance that’s expected of you.
But getting the elusive Marathon man title is no easy feat. You’ll need to put quite a bit of work into your cardio — both in and out of bed.
Although it’s less fun than horizontal jogging, a gym membership (assuming that you actually use it), HIIT, and, of course, running are all good.
Even better, getting in shape and looking your best will significantly increase your chances of finding — and keeping — work. You’ll also enjoy a number of benefits in your personal life, in the sack and out of it.
Everyone loves a man in top form. Those who say they don’t are just jelly.
Where to Become a Male Porn Star?
While porn seems more omnipresent than God these days, most large studios are in the US. Also, practically all filming takes place in a select few locales.
These action-packed hot spots are:
- Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley, California
- New York City, New York
- Orlando, Tampa, and Miami, Florida
- San Diego and San Francisco, California
- Portland, Oregon
There’s a reason why LA is the first entry on the list. Namely, the City of Angels is also home to the so-called Porn Valley.
However, not everything is thick and tight there, as this spot is slowly being displaced as the center of the porn galaxy due to Los Angeles requiring all stars to wear condoms in adult films.
Regardless, the Valley’s historically been the birthplace of the world’s vast majority of porn flicks — as covered in this fascinating article by Business Insider!
But since the Porn Valley is on a slow descent — like Johnny Sins after his fifth cumshot — it’s not a place you have to be. Actually, any of our top picks would be a great first step toward getting big in the smut sphere — even by Mandingo’s standards.
If you don’t feel like moving, you can still make things work if you have a convenient mode of transport to those places.
However, if you’re too far away from the top five banger spots to make frequent commutes, your next best option would be your nearest state capital. Doing some networking in a large city will significantly increase your odds of getting work and that X-rated badge of honor.
And if that’s also not an option, you’ll probably be able to find a local porn agency where you live. In that case, though, you’ll want to adjust your expectations — finding gigs will be more difficult, and the rates will be lower than in a big city.
The Initial Insertion — Or How to Find Gigs
Next to How big is your dick? the most common question that male porn performers hear might be How to become a male porn star? This shouldn’t come as a surprise — it’s not as if you can check out LinkedIn for that info.
The answer that many don’t want to hear, but usually get, is that there isn’t really a clear-cut way to do so. In fact, a lot of it comes down to dumb luck of you being in the right place at the right time or knowing the right people.
In fact, the last part might actually be your best bet.
Namely, if you’re lucky enough to date a girl from the biz (porn star, cam girl, OnlyFans creator, etc.), you’ll have a pretty good chance to slip in through the back door — in more ways than one.
Just ask Mr. Small Hands. In his own words: Basically, I became a male pornstar because it was “free labor” for my wife.
Speaking of girls from the industry, that’s where your second-best angle lies. Namely, a bunch of new porn performers start by creating a Pornhub or XVideos channel, making their own amateur content, and publishing it there.
Then, they apply for professional porn (with their channel acting as another portfolio), shoot some high-profile flicks, and eventually graduate to OnlyFans. Eva Elfie is one such example, as are many newer models, and nothing’s stopping you from doing the same.
Also, porn companies actively follow what’s popular on sites like Pornhub, and they’re known to reach out to models and offer them gigs. If your content is good, someone may eventually come knocking on your door.
Set Up a Portfolio
No matter whom you know or date, or even if you happen to live near a porn studio, you’re still going to need a portfolio.
This is simply a collection of representative photos. Ideally, it will include a headshot, a nude full-body shot, and a clothed shot, but you’re free to feature several variants of each.
You can keep yours on a model site (StarNow or Model Mayhem come to mind), an adult job site, in a doc, in a zip file, or on a dedicated portfolio website. Most agents will ask for a single file that you’ll send via email.
Here’s a useful guide to help you put a portfolio together. It goes well with this or any other portfolio template.
Of course, yours can (and should) contain one or more nudes, but the idea is pretty much the same.
If you need a visual reference regarding how the photos should look, hop over here. Alternatively, you can always search for male models on instagram — a huge number have effectively turned their pages into portfolios.
However you end up creating your portfolio, you can start looking for gigs when it’s done. You’ve got a bunch of choices when it comes to getting work in the biz: you can go through an agent, hit up companies directly, post on adult job sites, or even start your own website.
We’ll give you the low-down on each option and help you decide which one’s best for you.
Finding an Agent
We all know what an agent does, right? In this case, it’s someone who’ll represent you as a model and send your application and portfolio to various agencies and companies.
Some would say it’s like having a pimp — since the goal of both is to make money off of someone else having sex. The key differences here are that having an agent is legal, voluntary, and entirely beneficial.
In all seriousness, a reputable agent will greatly aid your career. For example, they can help you avoid troublesome positions such as clients demanding more dick than they paid for, outright refusing to pay you, or any other potential casting scams.
When you’re choosing an agent, keep an eye out for the key points below. The hiring process and criteria might vary based on where you are, but these are a good place to start.
Most importantly, an agent should have a long history with current porn stars. Work history, to be more precise.
Romantic or other non-professional involvement with their clients is probably more of a red flag than a bonus.
Yep, name recognition is a big plus — which goes double if you recognize the agent’s name, not just their clients. If someone has clocked in experience with a solid number of performers over their career, you know they’re killin’ it in the game.
But before you get overly excited, you should ensure that the agent is willing to represent you. For instance, some agents only take stars of specific builds or niches.
So, if you reach out to one who obviously won’t be interested, it will be like a marathon runner hitting on a chubby chaser — an enormous waste of both parties’ time.
To prevent yourself from ending up in these situations, find out everything there is to know about them, and study their portfolio in detail.
Also, stay clear of agents who demand a cut larger than 20% (industry standard) unless they have extensive experience or are well-known.
Lastly, some seedier agents might try to swindle amateur porn performers for more money than they’re worth, as they’ll assume that newbies aren’t familiar with industry standards. So, if someone is expensive and their portfolio can’t back up their price tag, walk away.
Where to Find an Agent
You can typically find agents wherever you can find porn shoots, as they are drawn to them like wildlife to life-giving water. In practice, this means most large cities, with emphasis on the big five from earlier.
Word to the wise — if someone seems sketchy and you can’t confirm their rep in the adult industry, stay away. Platforms like AVN and XBIZ are good starting points for finding respectable agents and avoiding duds.
One thing that will make your search easier is the fact that your agent doesn’t need to be in the same city as you. So, if the first method isn’t working for you, try googling porn agents near me.
However, if you go with this approach, you’ll want to keep your guard up — at least early on. Also, put experience first and foremost, before worrying about proximity.
A great way to see if someone is trustworthy is to contact their current (and previous) clients and simply ask. If you hear praises, the agent is probably good, and you’ll want to reach out.
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Directly Applying for Jobs
If you prefer to do business without a middleman, treating your career like a pony play partner and taking the reins yourself is also a viable option.
Sure, an experienced agent will definitely have more connections and know-how, but that doesn’t make them necessary for success — especially in the age of the internet.
Nowadays, many porn companies often post listings on adult job sites such as SexyJobs, PornRecruit, or ThePornAgency when looking for models.
Any aspiring talent can check those listings, find ones that fit their location and preferences, and directly send out their application to these companies.
Some studios like Venetian Productions (BangBros), AdultTime, or Vixen have modeling opportunities listed on their sites. You can check these out to see if they work for you, or look for a casting or Join us link in the footer of your favorite porn site.
What to Look Out For When Directly Applying For Jobs
In essence, you would be acting as your own agent — a reasonable alternative to paying someone up to 20% of your earnings for the business equivalent of pillow talk.
Jokes aside, when looking for a job, keep in mind that it’s the complete opposite of old-fashioned dating. So, one at a time is definitely not a rule you should follow when applying.
However, we recommend only reaching out to companies that seem reputable. Do a quick Google search, and learn how long they’ve been in the business and if they have any harsh feedback.
When dealing with any new or unknown entity, background checks and condoms should go without saying.
But if you’re feeling brave, know that a smaller company is more likely to give you the green light. And who knows, if you and the company build a following together, you could get called in for more shoots in the future.
Last but not least, you should inquire about a company’s health and safety policies. Any reputable porn producer will require their performers to bring negative STD results (no older than two weeks) prior to each shoot.
Some companies cover the expenses, while others expect each star to pay for their tests. The first option is no doubt better, but the second is also fine as long as they clearly state it beforehand.
And if you’re filming in the Golden State, the health regulations become even more stringent.
Don’t take these things lightly. Companies that cut corners on safety are likely to cut corners elsewhere. Therefore, if you can’t get a straight answer on the subject, we recommend looking elsewhere.
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Putting Up a Job Listing
Ah, good ol’ job listings — the missionary position of job searching. Neither will win you any originality points, but they both work.
If you go with this option, you’ll need to create a profile on a site like SexyJobs and add all your relevant information. This includes your name, portfolio, location, age, what you’re comfortable with, any specific fetishes or kinks you’d like to cater to, and possibly additional details, based on the site in question.
After your profile is all set, based on your portfolio and details (such as location and the work you’re willing to do), companies will start sending offers your way.
Keep in mind that you should always check a website’s terms of service before setting up your profile and gallery, as most of them won’t let you post sexually explicit images as part of your portfolio.
To avoid unnecessary trouble, go through the ToS first, and then try and make your profile as sexy as possible while abiding by the rules. And if you have some leftover pictures — too spicy for the site — you can take those and send them directly to potential clients once they contact you.
In addition, if the platform won’t allow you to list or even mention certain fetishes, its ToS will warn you in advance. For instance, SexyJobs is allergic to watersports and hardcore bondage, so you won’t want to mention them anywhere, even if you’re perfectly happy with doing them.
It’s also worth noting that having a job listing does not preclude you from actively applying for jobs. Indeed, it may make it easier for you to find work because you will be able to send your listing instead of a CV when applying for a shoot.
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Making a Model Website
Creating your website is like being a pimp to a top-shelf bimbo. Namely, it’s costly and requires a certain level of upkeep, but it’ll give you unmatched profits in the long run.
It will also let potential employers (and even high-profile agents) know that you’re as serious about your work as these people were about getting their hands on Justin Bieber’s junk.
Just as importantly, launching your own website is no longer only an option for the fanatically dedicated, and shortcuts do exist. We’re talking about website themes (such as ModelX) that let anyone make an adult website quickly, affordably, and with no coding or design skills required.
Freedom from potentially restrictive terms of service is another benefit of having your own website. It’s like an open relationship — you can do pretty much anything as long as it’s not illegal.
Speaking of the magic word, illegal is the only type of content that Vicetemple’s hosting and web development options forbid. Yep, we’ll host or make you a website featuring various extreme or taboo fetishes, like scat or diaper play, which you’d be unable to mention on job listing sites.
Last but not least, you won’t be limited in the size of your portfolio and the kind of pictures it can contain. That’s right — you can include all those spicy pics that SexyJobs and the like won’t allow.
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Preparing to Get Down and Dirty
Sooner or later, you’ll impress someone enough to get a job. Read on for tips on how to proceed.
Learn About the Job
First of all, do your homework, and familiarize yourself with the job before setting foot on the set. Your agent or the company will typically make this an easy task and give you the low-down soon after you make the initial arrangements.
What you can expect to get are the general scenario and the list of poses that you’ll need to do for the camera. All of this is generally decided beforehand, so you’ll have plenty of time to prepare (and maybe even do a couple of practice runs with a lady friend).
Porn production is far cry from your average high school action, and there’s almost no improvisation. You’ll get your game plan and will be expected to stick to it.
Make Sure to Look the Part
In an industry where girls are the biggest stars, the way you come off can make or break your career. In fact, while the stereotype may tell you otherwise, a number of big-name starlets (Mia Malkova included) are known to only work with a select few male models.
Therefore, get on a co-star’s good side, and she’ll open industry (back)doors for you tomorrow like she’s opening her legs for you today. Even if they aren’t famous at the time, some of them will break out, and if they enjoyed your camera time, they will recommend you for more scenes.
So, look your best and keep up your personal hygiene. And since you won’t be filming Jumanji, there’ll be no need for a jungle on set, so make sure that you’re shaven or trimmed — unless the client requests otherwise.
Speaking of that, you’ll want to follow instructions regarding your appearance. This isn’t as big of a deal for guys as it is for girls, but you may still be required to pull off a certain look, based on the production and flick in question.
For instance, you could be asked to scruff up for a handyman or lumberjack vibe, groom up for a hot businessman look, etc. The company may also provide you with on-site costumes, props, or more.
Also, having some body spray and toiletries at hand is another good idea. Things can and will turn smelly once you really get into the performance, and you’ll want to put that body odor under control.
Test Yourself for STDs
Health is wealth, as they say, so you should ideally undergo an STD test before each job. Being friendly with your co-workers is great, but you don’t want to share too much — be it personal information or something itchier.
Many companies will require you to have one done every once in a while, and some will even arrange such tests themselves (always check who’s paying before you go to get it done).
These tests are like high school-mandated museum visits — usually free or cheap, but 99% of people would rather be hanging under the bleachers. However, passing an STD to another model would be a one-way ticket to the industry black list.
And once you’re there, you might as well consider a different career, so this isn’t something you’ll want to play with.
Once you get tested, you’ll want to bring the negative results to the shoot, along with at least two forms of ID. And one of those will have to be a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license.
Mentally Prepare Yourself
Sex is the bomb — and it’s safe to say that the vast majority of people would co-sign this statement. However, having sex for the purpose of shooting a porno is something different.
Even if a scene lasts for as little as 15 minutes in the final cut, that won’t mean that you’ll spend that much time on set. Much more realistically, you’ll be there for hours, perhaps even a full day.
Quite a bit of work typically has to be done before the actual shoot. You’ll need to discuss the positions with your co-star, rehearse them if they’re demanding, take some test shots to see what they look like, try out alternatives, take promotional photos, do reshoots, and so on.
While you’ll generally take breaks, these will add up, and the whole thing can get as demanding as a more family-friendly action movie, especially if you reshoot a scene a dozen times. But hey, at least there are far fewer explosions and car crashes on set — though you might see a trainwreck here and there.
Explosions or not, that’s quite a bit of intensity you’ll need to handle, so it’s best to take a day or two off to relax before the shoot, particularly if you’re new to the business.
And if you’re diving into something as heavy and kinky as the world of BDSM, you might need even more than that.
Be Ready For Breaks
On a typical day, you can spend more than 8 hours on set, but the actual sex rarely lasts more than 30 minutes. So naturally, you’ll be taking plenty of breaks for all sorts of reasons.
If you can, use those time-outs to regain your strength, think about the poses you’ll be doing once you resume filming, or just to give your little guy some fresh air.
Still, you’ll generally be expected to be good to go when the director says go. Again, this is something that comes with experience and confidence.
Consider Performance Enhancers
Even though professional porn can be more demanding than some Olympic sports — looking at you, equestrians (honestly, our riders have it harder) — there are no anti-doping rules. That means that you can use any substance you want.
Viagra and Cialis are the two prime suspects that pop into people’s minds when talking about enhancing a guy’s performance. Penis numbing creams — to help you last longer — are another.
We’re thinking of more than ye olde boner meds here, though.
You can have a glass of wine before filming, a blunt, (if weed is legal wherever you are), or anything else that relaxes or otherwise gets you in the mood.
Just make sure that you know how you react to booze, weed, and other substances. Going all soft in the middle of a shoot isn’t exactly good for anyone’s time and money.
Otherwise, as long as it doesn’t pose any health or legal risks, there’s no shame in using it. We’d almost call it an open secret, but there’s nothing really secret about it!
Lighten Up
We’ve gone through many important points in this article, but that doesn’t mean that you should be dead serious about everything while working.
Sure, you’ll want to approach your job with a certain level of professionalism, but that doesn’t mean you can’t let loose a little bit and lighten the mood when appropriate. Porn shoots can get pretty hilarious, believe it or not.
So, just relax, follow the game plan y’all agreed upon, and you’ll have a blast.
Know If (And When) To Pull Out
We’ve already said that male pornstars who make the cut tend to have longer careers than their curvier counterparts. While that’s absolutely true, it’s also correct that pulling out at the right moment — one way or another — is one of the best things you can do for your wallet.
If you’re in doubt, just ask these guys.
In practical terms, this means having a long game plan and keeping money on the side, then growing those assets.
You’ll have plenty of options in that regard, from investments to starting your own business in a tamer industry, to staying in porn as a producer or director — perhaps starting your own porn company like the legendary Seymore Butts.
Conclusion
True enough, becoming a male porn star isn’t a decision you’ll likely brag about to your mom. However, taking that less-traveled road will let you experience life in a way no other profession can offer — and make a great deal of money in the process.
