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A couple from Cheshire, England, Terri and Ryan, featured in a recent episode of the reality show Love Don&8217;t Judge, defended their distinctive relationship.

Ryan, whose Instagram profile identifies him as "Ryan James," engages in intimate displays with men, yet proclaims his heterosexuality, asserting his actions are financially motivated. Collaborating with male performers and influencers, while Terri manages production, their content creation targets a gay audience, maximizing earnings.

In their Daily Mail interview, they disclosed monthly earnings ranging from £2,000 to £6,000 (approximately $2,660 to $8,000 USD) from their productions.

Terri, who also collaborates with other female creators, states that witnessing Ryan's sexual encounters with men is merely part of their professional dynamic.

&8220;Understanding his work, I too create content featuring women,&8221; she remarks in the episode. &8220;Generally, we work with established contacts.&8221;

Ryan acknowledged his "gay for pay" status, but vehemently denied that it alters his sexual orientation. He also refuted accusations of exploiting the gay community, his primary target audience, by usurping opportunities from other gay online content creators.

In the Love Don't Judge episode, although attracted to women, Ryan affirms that his sexually explicit filming with men proves more lucrative. To maintain performance, he utilizes Viagra.

&8220;I couldn't foresee, even a couple of years prior, making a living by creating spicy content with men. It was far from a realistic expectation,&8221; says Ryan, who previously experienced incarceration.

Terri disclosed that Ryan's subscriber count saw a substantial increase of over 1,000 in the last eight months.

&8220;During his imprisonment, I maintained my work with industry colleagues. They voiced their lower income when collaborating with women,&8221; she explained. &8220;Collaborations with men, catering to the LGBT community and their predominantly gay fans, are more lucrative in this field; and heterosexual content is typically unappealing to them.&8221;

Although Ryan confronts negative feedback from friends and online critics perplexed by his work choice, direct confrontations are typically avoided. To quell reservations, Ryan occasionally presents his endeavors as modeling projects.

Within the Love Don't Judge segment, Ryan described the online abuse and threats he receives from individuals opposed to his same-sex content, specifically gay men labeling his actions as 'gay-baiting'.

Interestingly, Terri's mother, upon learning their unconventional earnings, questioned if Ryan might be tempted to leave her for another partner. Terri reassured her, asserting the stability of their bond.

In the episode, Terri's mother directly questioned if either partner experienced jealousy toward the other's sexual encounters.

&8220;Jealousy is, I believe, a common human emotion; however, this is purely professional,&8221; Ryan stated. &8220;We maintain boundaries through exclusively professional interactions.&8221;

Concluding the episode, Ryan's response to those criticizing their relationship was a succinct middle finger gesture and the remark, &8220;Have a nice day.&8221;

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