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Bisexual porn moviessome very good threesome action and more, see some movie sample at bisexual digital see also free bisexual porn found at http://www.windycitymediagroup.com Windy City Times: The title is My Life in Porn, but you actually discuss your
entire life.
Bobby Blake: Yes. I used “My Life in Porn” because a lot of people know
me from porn and I used “The Bobby Blake Story” because I want [ readers ]
to know the beginning and the period in which I participated in porn up until
now.
My life is like that of the prodigal son [ in the Bible ] . I also talk about
when I was in the hospital a long time [ after being born ] and being a sick
baby. I talk about my transition from one relationship to another, and different
circumstances in those relationships. Through it all, it was a learning process
and it made me strong. I talk about the porn industry as a whole. It's a book of
entirety.
WCT: Now, are you retired from porn?
BB: I've been retired for about 10 years now. WCT: And why did you retire?
BB: I wanted to do something different. I didn't go into the porn industry to
stay for a lifetime; I went into it with a business mind. From day one, I
approached it in a manner that it would produce fruit for me. That's what so
many people lack: They have fun and they look at today and not at tomorrow. I
took a business approach and it paid off; I'm very grateful for that.
I've always been a businessman. Everyone who does a movie is not a star. [ I
knew ] where my head was and the way I carried myself—with respect. I wasn't
trying to win a popularity contest.
WCT: And you're a minister …
BB: Well, I was a minister before I went into porn; I stepped down. Now, I'm
very active in the church, and I enjoy helping people across the board.
WCT: Do you have a church right now?
BB: I'm a member of a church. I'm not a pastor right now.
WCT: Were you ever the head of a church?
BB: I was an intern [ before dropping out to work in porn ] . I'm at the same
level now that I was before. I enjoy doing what I do.
WCT: Gotcha. What part of the book was the hardest to write?
BB: I don't think there was a hard part.
WCT: No? I didn't know if writing about the abusive lover or your biological
mother [ who had mental problems ] was tough to write about.
BB: I was not hard to write about because you have to [ take ] a direct
approach to reality—and sometimes, reality does not taste good to you. I've
come to find out that the book has helped so many people who are dealing with
issues in their gay lives. I talk about gay marriage and I talk about political
issues.
WCT: Yes. I want to discuss that with you. So what is your reaction to what
has happened in California with gay marriage?
BB: Well, I don't believe in gay marriage.
WCT: Because …
BB: To be honest with you, I'm from the South. Being reared in the church and
in the strongly knitted African-American community, our environment is different
than our counterparts', so our philosophy, theology and concepts are somewhat
different. [ Whereas ] our counterparts may want to make universal acceptance of
gay marriage a goal, my goal is to make equality universal.
So often, when minorities go to Caucasian clubs, they have to show two or
three [ pieces of ] ID to get in. I'm sure you remember the situation in San
Francisco that [ then-Mayor ] Willie Brown had to mediate. Now, you want me to
support your gay-marriage agenda; you get mad because the heterosexual community
frowns upon it. But yet, you want to mistreat minorities that are gay and
bisexual just like you are. In other words, you want preferential treatment but
you don't want to give the same treatment. In other words, it's OK for me to
support your gay-marriage amendment, but it's not OK for me to come into your
gay [ clubs ] . I find the scale unbalanced. And I'm not a prejudiced man; I've
dated all races. But we can't sweep things under the rug—the dirt will become
mud.
WCT: What's the biggest misunderstanding that people have about porn actors?
BB: It's just like what you said: “actors.” They are acting; it's not the
real person. That's been the major problem, especially when it comes to Bobby
Blake. They expect me to be one thing when I'm something different. People are
afraid of me. They think I'm evil, but that was the character I played in the
movies. I'm down-to-earth and caring. We can even agree to disagree; I told you
how I feel about gay marriage, but if you send me an invitation to your wedding,
I'll come and support you.
I was telling a group of people about the Black prides here, and it's very
sad. I want you to put this in for the record: They have two different Black
prides here. Two groups can't get along. Barack Obama has an opportunity to
become the first Black president, but Black folks can't even get along. You have
to work on those things that affect the community. This weekend, I've seen a
people divided.
Even with my visit at the [ North Side club ] Prop House [ at the official
Windy City Black Pride men's party ] , I saw some things by management that were
very disappointing. They were not concerned about their clientele; they had
guests ( other porn stars ) and acted like they didn't know them. I was
heartbroken over how they were treated. They treated me right, but I didn't like
how they treated the other guests; it left a bitter taste in my mouth. I want
the owner to know that I was very disappointed, and I'll tell that everywhere I
go. It's sad.
[ Note: In response to Blake's comment, Bernard, a manager at Prop House,
told Windy City Times that Blake “called us because he wanted to sell his book
at [ the club ] , and it was OK because we have an open-door policy towards
anything involving the Black gay community.” He added that “one porn star
was showing off porn on his laptop, and you can't [ show ] porn at a club that
serves liquor. [ Co-worker ] Kerry told him he couldn't do that, and acted out
of hysteria, but he didn't mean to be rude to him. … And as far as them being
treated badly? No. We allowed them to come in and give away their products---but
you can't get naked here. … I'm upset with Bobby about this, especially [
considering ] we made arrangements for him to be here, and I'm pretty sure his
book sold out. ]
We don't want to treat each other right, and that includes the
African-American community. People get upset when an African-American brother
wants to spend his life with a Caucasian. Something's wrong with that. We should
be allowed to choose who we want to spend our life with.
WCT: What do you want people to take away from your book?
BB: So many readers have been helped by the book. I want people to get to
know the real person—and to know the journey that has made Bobby Blake the man
he is today: a humble, strong, open-minded and wise individual. I hope that the
book will inspire and encourage people to open their minds for equality for all.
WCT: Are you happy with where your life is?
BB: I'm extremely happy. I'm a firm believer that all things work together.
Every mountain, every stop sign, every yield sign—all of things have worked
together for my good and have made me the person I am today.
WCT: What's in your future?
BB: I went back to school and got a degree in criminal justice. I am now
working on my master's in business legal studies. I want to teach law. You have
to plan for tomorrow today, and yet live today. Whatever you have in your heart
to do, don't wait until tomorrow; tomorrow may be too late.
My Life in Porn: The Bobby Blake Story is available at Unabridged Bookstore,
3251 N. Broadway, and other fine bookstores. For more on Blake, see www.BobbyBlake.net
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