Gay porn star Morgxn Thicke started doing studio porn earlier last year and appeared on sites like Men.com, Raging Stallion Studios, and NakedSword. You can learn more about this hottie in Queer Me Now’s exclusive video interview with Morgxn Thicke below. He talks about many topics like identifying as non-binary, being represented by Choice Talent Management, and his personal life as a sex worker. Be sure to follow him on OnlyFans, Instagram, and Twitter. You can also chat with him during his live cam show on CHATURBATE.COM.
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Prince Caspian says
Nice interview! He mentioned he bottoms, so studios better cast him in vers scenes!
Ben says
Great body but I cant get off on anyone that doesn’t identify as male…….I’m gay, I like men!! I’m not interested in non-bineries, its not sexy. This guy is aiming himself at a small audience.
Nick says
This whole non-binary talk is getting so tiresome. There are times when it reaches the point of idiocy. I can’t like someone with such a bizarre name. There are no people named Morgxn! People are losing their minds.
Magnus says
Handsome guy, but that was painful. How old is he? He seems very immature. His speech is very uncertain, wandering and stoner-like, and he uses too much “cis, non-binary” jargon. It’s annoying and a turnoff. Hopefully he’ll get better at this as time goes on.
Jay says
Listening to him tell us he wants sex with women while a purse falls out of his mouth made me laugh.
MLaSalle says
If a gay man wants to identify as non binary, then have at it. I’m not the most manly man myself and everybody throughout my lifetime seems to enjoy pointing this out to me. Now here’s my own personal thoughts on manhood: what I am, is my version of being a man. I don’t believe in any kind of yardstick or standards of measuring up to what society and our own community defines as being a man. If someone doesn’t consider me masculine enough or not man enough, that’s too fucking bad because I’m good, I love being my own man.