Dominik Togyela: Hungarian photographer, fitness model, and gay porn star from Barcelona or Vietnam

 


You're probably wondering why Dominik Togyela appeared in the Kelton Dumont's Hot/Hung Photos, Part 3 collection.  He popped up in a search for Kelton photos, so I figured that the two knew each other or had appeared in a movie together.  But Dominik is not listed on the IMDB or Broadway database.

According to his Facebook page, Dominik lives in Barcelona and attended the Grisart Ecola Internacional de Fotografia. 

Or he may live in Nyíregyháza, Hungary, where he attended the Bánki Donát Műszaki Technikum és Kollégium  

How about the gyógymasszőr, therapeutic massage therapist, from Budapest? 

Enough with Facebook.  I tried Instagram, and found a Dominik with two accounts, private with 97,000 followers and professional with 836 followers.   



He modeled Pump Underwear, appeared in Boylicious and Adonis Male, and got a Playgirl spread in September 2023.










30 videos on Youtube, with 279 subscribers.  They are mostly humorous POVs.  Here he's saying "When the priest says Mass and stabs you"?  








An OnlyFans page where he shows his dick.














More after the break

"The Diplomat": The one set in Barcelona, with a homophobic Brit, a gay assistant, and some Catalan cocks


Netflix was trying to sell The Diplomat, about, but this time I was smart: I looked for gay characters, and  found Dylan Brady, who tells Pink News that the show "talks about his queerness in relation to his job, in quite a nuanced way.”  Plus it's set in Barcelona, one of my favorite cities in Europe!

So I started watching.  It took ten minutes to realize that there would be no Barcelona and no gay character. There are two tv shows called The Diplomat, airing at the same time, both featuring young blond women who become diplomats, one the ambassador to Britain, the other the British consul in Barcelona.  Not confusing at all.  Let's do the British one, on Amazon Prime. I reviewed Episode 5, which the Pink News article praises as centering on Dylan's queerness.

Scene 1: Richard and Amanda, romantic partners, have just visited the Sagrada Familia, the iconic Barcelona cathedral.  He hates it.  They have also lost their "Hola Barcelona" card, so they have to buy regular metro tickets.  Cut to Security seeing Richard getting into an altercation with security guards.  They attack; Richard falls.  I'm guessing that these are not main characters, but this week's case.


Scene 2
: Laura gets a phone call from her friend, who is hung over in a cafe. She reveals the Sagrada Familia incident.  One of the cops has broken ribs and a perforated eardrum, and the Brit is in the ICU after a heart attack.  

Another call from downstairs, from Fabian (Philipp Boos).  As she buzzes him in, a mysterious figure watches from behind a tree.  

Scene 3: Fabian criticizes her Serrat CD: "It's for old hippies."  An important composer of Spanish and Catalan music.  He didn't know that the bouncer being set up to take the fall, and he wasn't there when Cabell arranged the girl to be a scapegoat at the party on the yacht.  These episodes are not self-contained. In other news, "I really want to fuck you again."

She says no.  "I have a boyfriend." Tom (Ladi Emeruwa)

"But I'm better in bed, right?"  He walks her out; they smooch, in view of the mysterious figure.  Uh-oh, the British consul is going to be blackmailed.

After the smooching, he calls someone, says that he found the "skinny bitch," and this time there will be no screw-ups.  Uh-oh, he's an enemy.


Scene 4:
At the hospital, the Wife explains to Laura and her assistant Carl (Dylan Brady) that the ticket machine wasn't working, so her husband gave it a thump, and the cop came over and started yelling and hitting.   "But you hit the cop hard. He has a major ear injury.  They're considering criminal charges," "Um...well, I'm sorry about that, but he was acting like a mad dog."

It's apparent that these people are highly religious, and bigoted against various groups.  

Meanwhile, in Ibiza, a woman is fiddling with a watch.  

Scene 5: Carl is upset: the wife called him "young man" in a dismissive tone that he feels is racist and homophobic.  Laura did some research and discovered that they are Baptist.  Her parents are progressive Baptists, but these two...not so progressive.

Back in the office, Laura gets a phone call from the Ibiza woman, but she hangs up. 


Cut to La Rambla, where a guy who looks identical to Fabian, but is probably Steven Cree (Sam Henderson) wants to know if the wedding to Mariana is still on.  They discuss the season-long plot.  

Neither Wikipedia nor the IMDB have any details about what's going on here, so I'll skip the discussions of the bouncer and the wedding, and stick to the metro-confrontation plot.

More metro after the break

"The Whale": Chub and fundy debate whether God hates gays. Plus chub and fundy dick


I accidentally clicked on The Whale on Netflix, forgetting that when you click, you don't get more information, it starts.  And I was eating a bagel, so I kept watching.

Scene 1: A bus drives through a wilderness of fields, with mountains in the background.  It stops to let someone out -- with no houses or buildings for miles around?

Cut to someone teaching "persuasive writing" in a Zoom room.  The students wonder why his camera isn't on.  No icon, either, just a black square that gets bigger and bigger.  Maybe he's a ghost.

Scene 2: The teacher, Charlie, at home.  He's a super-chub plus who needs a walker to get around, now masturbating to gay porn! Wheezing, clutching at his left arm, he begins grading a paper on Moby Dick. I thought he was having a heart attack.

A stranger played by Ty Simpkins, top photo, walks in, says "Oh my God," and asks if he need an ambulance.  No, still wheezing and clutching, he wants the stranger to read the Moby Dick essay to him.

Many people don't know that there is a gay couple in Moby Dick: Ishmael and Queequeg.  And a whale, ergo the title of the movie.

Reading it calms Charlie down.  He asks the stranger -- there to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ -- to retrieve his cell phone from beneath the couch.  Oh no, he's going to bash the guy to death.

Nope.  Just asks him to stick around while he calls his friend Liz, a nurse. 

Scene 3: Liz shows up, checks Charlie out, and complains that he should have gone to the hospital.  He has congestive heart failure. His blood pressure is 238/134.  Is that even possible?   


While he's in the bathroom, Liz talks to the God guy, Thomas.   He's from New Life; her father is on the church board.  She went when she was young, but she "fucking hated" the end-of-the-world bull*.  I get it; I grew up terrified that the Rapture would come at any moment, and I'd be left behind.  

By the way, Charlie hates New Life, too, because it killed his boyfriend -- her brother.  No doubt a suicide due to being indoctrinated into "God hates fags" ideology. So he doesn't need Thomas quoting the Book of Leviticus when he is about to die.  

They kick Thomas out.  Darn, I thought he would be a major character, and we'd get some people combating religious homophobia.  Maybe Charlie would help him come out. 

Scene 4: They argue about going to the hospital some more. Charlie still refuses.  They watch tv: The Idaho GOP presidential primary is tomorrow, with Ted Cruz leading, so this is March 7, 2016.

So, is there going to be any paranormal here at all?  Or at least a murder?  

I'm fast-forwarding.

Very limited setting -- everything takes place in Charlie's house, and there are only two more characters -- Charlie's estranged daughter, and the pizza delivery guy.  


Wait -- Thomas returns at minute 41.  
 Charlie is in the bathroom. The Estranged Daughter answers the door.

He says that Charlie wanted to hear about the New Life Church -- he kicked you out, dummy -- and brought some literature. 

"Oh, the end time cult thing.  All religion is bullshit. By the way, have some juice, and please come back again tomorrow."  Huh?  Does she like him?  Well, I guess he won't be coming out.

Daughter leaves, and Thomas starts badgering Charlie about the End Times.  Hey, maybe it will happen in the movie.  A Left Behind kind of thing.  

"There are a lot of clues in Scripture that suggest Christ is returning soon. I can't wait.  Everything bad in the world will be wiped clean." Like the gay people, right?

Then: "God brought me here for a reason. He wants me to save your soul." Being saved means not being gay anymore, of course.  


"There's something you can do for me," Charlie says.  Thomas thinks he means sex, and starts stuttering "I'm not...I mean..."  At least he doesn't start screaming. 

Charlie explains that he is not interested in that.  He likes big guys.

Liz comes in. "What the f*ck is he doing here?"  Getting a blow job, of course.

This is too problematic.  I'm getting triggered by evangelical homophobia.  I'll check wikipedia to see if Ty ends up coming out.



The answer, and Ty's dick, after the break. Caution: Explicit.