Hello Paparazzi!
First, let me just say thank you all for the great comments and love given to my work. It is very difficult to move past being an adult entertainer to becoming something greater. That being said, much love and respect to my former colleagues who have made the transition themselves.
I am excited about this coming year. Don't get me wrong, 2013 wasn't altogether horrible. You guys have accepted and embraced me and my endeavors. The cast and crew of Momma'z Boi, along with myself really appreciate all of the overwhelming love and support.
Through this journey we've all learned so much about ourselves and discovered new talents and passions. Unfortunately, I won't be working on the next season. I am venturing off to work on another endeavor, but no worries. There was an excellent team of creative producers that made the show the success it became. You can always get updates by liking the Momma'z Boi TV fan page on facebook, as well as subscribing to Momma'z Boi TV on YouTube.
So it's no secret that I LOVE to travel. This past summer I began to travel and enjoy the sky and road. I've met some very interesting people and made some very great connections.
As this year comes to a close I've learned that social media is a great tool to reach out and connect with people that other wise we would probably never know of. Something that I've noticed however is that we've (I'VE) relied on social media as a means to a social life. Everything from announcements of significant life events to hook ups and dates. I've seen real friendships and relationships diminish because of facebook relationships. Take a moment and think back to when you actually held a conversation on a land line. You'd rush home from school or work to talk that special someone. And your family would be upset if they had been waiting on a call. What about when people would actually write and send letters through the postal service? Yes it took longer than today technology, but it was personal and genuine and you didn't have to worry about your account being hacked. So technology has made things more convenient, but it has also made things so impersonal. I myself have enjoyed the convenience of social media. I've also seen some relationship suffer as a result of social media.
I'm not saying not to use social media at all. But i would like to encourage you to take a moment and indulge in an authentic physical relationship. How a conversation away from the computer. Have an out door experience with those you truly love and create memories to share with us on facebook, lol.
Kevyn M
