BelAmiOnline: Elias Konya (Solo)

Dark haired Elias Koyna came to us with an interest in shooting hardcore scenes. Since we weren’t sure that he is exactly the type of guy that you would all like, we decided to give you this photosession and ask for your thoughts.

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Dark haired Elias Koyna came to us with an interest in shooting hardcore scenes. Since we weren’t sure that he is exactly the type of guy that you would all like, we decided to let our fans decide.

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clusterfuck says:

March 26, 2013 at 1:18 pm

Bottom.

Orion Hunter says:

March 26, 2013 at 1:35 pm

“Since we weren’t sure that he is exactly the type of guy that you would all like, we decided to give you this photosession and ask for your thoughts.”

Nothing like a full-throated presentation or endorsement of a “product,” right??

Face hints at a maturing handsomeness. Tight, taut body but the azz is a figment. Dick looks to be just about right for tickling (but not assaulting) your tonsils.

Dood’s got potential but I wouldn’t hold my breath in anticipation of his return.

insipid says:

March 26, 2013 at 9:57 pm

Well, that blurb was written more for his members and not really for Waybig. I think it’s rather nice that he cares what his members think. He got almost a 5 rating at Bel Ami and rave comments. He’ll be back.

Orion Hunter says:

March 27, 2013 at 12:35 pm

What does it matter who the “intended” audience might’ve been for this write-up/copy??!! Once it’s put out into the digital ether, then ANY and EVERYONE with internet access is a potential consumer, reader or user (even for material that may have originated on paysites or behind paywalls).

That’s why *smart* marketers are savvy enough to tailor/target their messages to select groups while taking care not to alienate, insult or exclude a broader audience or pool of POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS.

[Sorry, but that rather thin “blurb” manages to read as neutral or unenthusiastic at best and apathetic at worst. If your account of the members’ responses is accurate, then Elias might just do well in spite of rather than because of it.]