Get Out! GAY Magazine – Issue 469

Were you a cool kid growing
up?
No. Growing up, I was such an
oddball. I attended private,
religious schools my entire
educational career. It was a
strange environment for a queer
kid to grow up in. I think people
thought I might have a couple of
screws loose, but I never cared. I
was definitely a target for bullying,
though.
Would friends from home be
shocked to know what you do
today?
Word spreads fast, so I’m sure
many people know and are
shocked, but I honestly don’t keep
up with many of them. Today, I’m
so grateful to have open minded
people around me.
Where do you call home these
days?
I’m still living in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, where I was born and
raised, but I’m on my own, living
with roommates.
What is like to be a young, gay
guy in the age of COVID?
There isn’t too much going on
at the moment. Pride was always
something I looked forward to and
this summer has felt a little empty
without it, but I’m managing to
have some fun.
What do you do for fun?
I’m pretty creative, so I’m always
doing something different. I like to
always have little projects
going on, to keep
me motivated.
What would your fans be most
surprised to learn about you?
I didn’t lose my virginity until I was
18. I was a late bloomer.
Which of your films are you most
proud of?
We just filmed a fun double
penetration scene and I feel like
a real badass now. Like I have
earned a bit of bragging rights
(laughing).