Porn star Dillon Diaz doesn't understand why we all can't be pansexual

On the inclusion of bi and trans performers with bigger studios:

[quote] “It depends on the fan base, who’s watching. Like you said, a lot of fans (get) upset; they didn’t want to see a woman. But it’s so strange. I kind of feel like in 2020, why are we using labels and separating things so much? Sexuality is sexuality, people are people. Why is everything so separate, you know?

[quote] I’ll be honest, I’ll tell you a quick story: My first time being with a woman was on camera. It was a bi scene, and I didn’t want to disappoint the other male performer who brought me into this. I was like ‘Okay, you just gotta do a good job—don’t embarrass him. And I actually loved it. I felt like, ‘Oh my God, I’ve been missing out for all these years!’

[quote] And then I started questioning my own sexuality. I was like, ‘Am I straight? Nah!’ I’m not straight, but I’m bi! Now, I’m just kind of not using labels, and I feel like I wish that’s the direction we were moving in, where we could just have one big happy show where we were all there—the straight folks, the gay, the bi, the trans, all in one show, and just having a great time and all of our work was being recognized together.”

If he doesn't understand, I certainly can't explain it to him.

There seems to be this universal need--among straights, among pansexual people, even among gay men and lesbians-- to want everyone else's sexuality to work just like your own does.

Because pussy is nasty, fuck off trying to force it on us🖕