Dustin Zito, who acknowledge his gay
porn past to his girlfriend on last week's episode of MTV's The
Real World: Las Vegas, insists he's not homophobic.
Zito previously appeared as “Spencer”
on gay porn sites FratMen.com and FratPad.com.
Now 24, he's living his life in front
of cameras on the reality show's 25th season.
In an earlier episode, Zito told one
roommate: “People were put on the Earth for one fucking reason and
it is to reproduce.”
And he waited well into the season
before reluctantly telling his girlfriend about his gay porn past.
“You got taped having sex,” Heather
said. “It's all over the Internet.”
“Wait, what? I didn't get taped
having sex. Yeah, OK, I got naked and stuff. There wasn't no
touching involved.”
“So, you never did anything where you
touched anyone else?” she asked.
“On a video, yes, I did,” Zito
replied.
In
an interview with Ology.com, Zito insisted he's not homophobic,
but opposed to aggressive come ons from guys.
“I was raised in a very strict
religious upbringing, where being gay was wrong,” he said. “And
as I grew, I talked to people and I learned hey, there's nothing
wrong with this. … The only thing is … a lot of people know that
I say I'm straight, but they wanna test me. They wanna turn me gay.”
“A lot of gay people come at me in
the wrong way,” he added.
“I'm not homophobic. I have no
problems with gay people,” he continued. “I'm just intimidated
by aggressive gay people! I understand where girls come from, when
guys come up to them in the club and grab ass and say rude and
disrespectful things. I know what that feels like now.”
When asked what he regretted most from
the show, Zito said: “I guess it would be being more open about my
past – my porn past.”