MV Trans Talk: Viktor Belmont

An in-depth interview with Viktor!

Apr 22 2018 17 comments 2,291

Today, we're in conversation with Viktor Belmont. Let's get into it, shall we?

What should we know about Transmen?

I think that being trans is not a "one size fits all" situation. The trans community is unique and diverse. There is no one single way to be trans. There's no need to measure someone’s transition against someone else's. If I was to tell you one important thing that you should know about transmen, is that there isn’t one way to be a man and that you should see, celebrate, and understand that no one person is the same.

Transmen are wonderful. I love meeting other trans folks and getting to know more about the unique accomplishments and challenges we go through. Transmen can have a special perspective on life, and my own transness has given me the opportunity to become incredibly empathetic.

Every person has a different comfort level with their body and expressing their sexuality. I can't speak for all transmen, no one single person could do that, but I can tell you that my body is something I love. I love the way I get to have sex with my partners, I love showing folks what feels good to me, and I'm a total show off. I love being blatantly sexual without shame. My body is amazing, my heart is full of love, and I've done a lot of self-work to feel that way. Now that I've put in the work, why not share it with the world?

How did you get into adult work?

I started doing survival sex work so I won't starve. I learned a lot of things, sometimes the hard way, but the income I could get from hustling was my best bet at getting into housing and becoming more stable.

As I got further into my transition, I started to post online more. I had cammed, pre-transition, and after I came out I saw a pretty big gap when it came to transmale representation in the adult industry. I started posting nudes on Tumblr, a video on xtube here and there and then landed my first porn gig with bonusholeboys. Doing my first bigger production company film, I realized that working in the adult industry was something I loved. I then became a lot more "out" about performing and it has been a fun ride ever since!

What is special about your role as a Trans performer?

I think visibility is incredibly important. I didn't see a lot of folks who had a body or sexuality like mine when I was younger. I thought I wasn’t right, that something was wrong with me, and I lacked a lot of confidence and comfort in my body. I didn't think I could be sexy in the body that I had. Which, as I grew more into myself and started loving myself more, I realized that "sexy" was something I was good at. I'm a very sensual person. I'm passionate. It's natural to me. It reads on camera and in person. You can tell I really love what I do. As a visible transmale performer, I want to be the person I needed to see when I was younger. That sensual, confident, sexy, but sweet guy who can take it just as good as he can give it. That's a really special position to be in and I'm so grateful folks want to see the content I make.

What is your wildest sexual fantasy?

Honestly? Rolling around in racks of cash, switching between nomming on pizza, eating ass, sucking dick, watching Gundam Wing and cuddling with a bunch of cute babes on a giant bed.

That and I also love the sound of someone screaming. I'm sadistic, in the sweetest of ways, but the smack of a crop on bare skin makes me wet. Impact play, CBT, orgasm denial, forced cumming, gooned out subs begging to be in between my legs and worshipping me, that will drive me wild.

What do you enjoy doing outside of the adult industry? What are your passions?

Working out, gogo dancing, getting tattoos, watching anime, wearing cute underwear and eating sweets are all my MO.

I also work in HIV care and PrEP navigation with the Trans community here in SF. Working in public health, making sure my trans family gets access to non-bias healthcare and resources is incredibly important to me. As someone who used to be homeless and living in parks or on the street, I know how hard it can be to try and get centered when you're living minute to minute. Surviving is all you can think about. That and relief. I think its so important to show up and support people who don't have the same privileges and access I do. My trans family is everything to me. I will fight for our rights, our access to health care, and our wellbeing as a community until my last day on this planet. That's my biggest passion in life.

That, and yaoi! Give me a good BL manga and I'm such a happy camper :3

What are your future plans? What are some professional milestones you’re looking to achieve?

I didn’t think I’d live this long or ever be this happy, so I’m reeling a little tbh.

But I’m at this point in my life where I’m trying to hustle hard for my trans family. Things have changed, a lot, and it’s not like how it used to be when I first came out. Although it is better than it used to be we still have so much work to do. My trans sisters are still incredibly discriminated against, are being assaulted and killed in the streets, and although there’s an obsession with trans folks, no one wants to pay us for our work or even hire us. We don’t have the same opportunities as our cis counterparts. There’s a lot of gain by exploiting transness in media while we're out here are still trying to get basic needs met. Paying trans people, that’s the goal. Getting trans people jobs, housing, comprehensive and holistic health care, and the opportunity to rise up, that’s my professional goal.

I have nothing left to lose at this point in my life.

So I’m going to be out, unforgivingly trans, meet my challenges head-on and share the spoils of whatever goals I can attain with my trans family. If anyone has a way they can help support that dream, please reach out to me.

And for my cis allies, I see you. You’ve shown up. You’ve made space. You’ve fought for us. And I can’t thank the people who took a chance on me and let me shine.

Say something for your fans, please!

My fans! You are my everything.

Remember the pizza days of Tumblr? When I was younger, I used to feel like you were the only people who really saw me for who I was. I used to spend hours answering your asks. You empowered me.

Then there was the start of my go-go dancing and porn career. The Hookies Awards and winning that award, what a wild ride! Meeting all those pretty gay boys and feeling like I could never compare. I was so scared to fail, to say the wrong thing, that I didn’t belong. Dancing in my underwear in front of hundreds of people, without a packer, in a pair of nasty pig undies and a chest harness that didn’t cover my scars, I was terrified. But you were there for me. You cheered me on. I knew I could do it because you believed in me.

And then, making my own content. MSTRVKTR, which is still so hard for me to watch (when you edit your own content, you see everything you’ve done wrong or could have done better, lol). But you told me you loved it. I paid for it out of pocket, it cost so much damn money to make. But it was different, wasn’t it? Was it porn? Was it a story of how I learned to love myself more? Or was it a love story between me and my ex, who filmed the whole thing? He and I took on the world together, but in the process, we both found out that we needed to heal ourselves before we could love each other, the right way. It is a heartbreak I will always understand, but watching the films will always remind me of a different time.

And then there’s now.

What does Viktor Belmont do? Why is he important? And where do I fit in the world? I’m going to keep trying my best and be myself. I think that’s all I can do.

I’m in the business of setting hearts on fire. Have I lit up yours to help warm the world?


Thank you very much, Viktor for giving us a glimpse into your beautiful mind!

-MV Team

Love all of Viktor's work. :x

Braden Kink Apr 2018

He is my idol! Such a huge fan :3

September S Blooms70
September S Blooms70 deleted Apr 2018

It's a really good thing that you made this article. Awareness is key. Thanks Viktor Belmont, ManyVids, and others who made this article, and put this out there.

furryFTMprince
furryFTMprince deleted Apr 2018

<3<3<3

TgirlOneGuy Apr 2018

As a young aspiring woman in the adult industry, I hope to be able to cross paths with you someday. Until then, I will look on with admiration. Thank you, Viktor. Such a beautiful man.

Hot trans daddy Belmont is a really smart guy with a heart of gold? Not surprised :A

You are wonderful. I truly enjoyed reading your Article, and would read anymore you decided to throw our way. Thank you for writing from the heart! And our MO’s are the same by the way👌🏻

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Erotic Eva Apr 2018

i love it :x<3

2badforyou Apr 2018

omg :A amazing body, face, tatttooss :A

Videodrome Apr 2018

Great read. A little less monster slaying than I expected, but interesting nonetheless.

LydiaLove Apr 2018

one of my favorite articles yet! <3

Arikajira Apr 2018

Great interview xx

Felicia_FemDoll
Felicia_FemDoll deleted Apr 2018

Fantastic read! 
This is so true! "There is no one single way to be trans. There's no need to measure someone’s transition against someone else's." I love that you said this. 
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Oh that explains the pizzagram tattoo! I wondered about that! <3

A marvellous interview, I've been following Viktors work over the past couple of years, mostly on Tumblr. there are such few trans and nonbinary voices in adult work that it can be daunting entering the industry as a trans masc person, all the more so if you're pre transition or don't exude machismo. Even though I've been living 'out' since leaving my family, I've only recently re-emerged from the closet in my SW life; I figured that if I was gonna do this long term, I needed to start being authentic with myself. My dude, thank you so much for being a beacon of inspiration, and welcome to Manyvids<3

Noah Bensi Apr 2018

hhahaa love this interview!! viktor youre so cute!!

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