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The otter label links everyone here, and most of these men add other labels next to it. Bearded is the one they add most often, followed by tattooed, hairy, clean-cut and daddy, and a few call themselves gaymers. On the busiest pages, hairy, daddy, tattooed and bearded all appear more often than on the rest.

Glasses are another thing that keeps coming up. 154 of these otters wear them in their pictures, which is 14% of the page against 8% network-wide. The outdoors gets a mention from 17 of them, including Evan ThomAss. Nearly everyone listed is a man, with a few women and trans creators among them.

A cook with flour on his hands, a London comic, a French art model with a novelist's prose and a Los Angeles actor who turns self-importance into a running gag are all otters on this site. The word stretches to fit all of them. For JV Marx and Randomfrenchgayguy it sits on a slim, inked frame. For Dom McGovern Comedy it comes clean-cut. The Leather Cook brings a kitchen along with it.

What links them is temperament more than body type. Each page shows a performer's sense of occasion, staged on a set, in a studio, at a comedy club or at a stovetop. Calling themselves otters is something these men do, in listings and photos. On fanfindgaymodels.com, 732 of the site's gay creators carry it.

#1JV Marx: Slim, Inked Provocateur With a Co-Star on Speed Dial

Grandiosity is the joke with JV Marx, and he commits to it. The Los Angeles actor calls himself an aesthetic hazard and the culture's most absurd muse, then plays the line so straight that it lands every time. He loves a collaborator, and the shoots he makes with other men have the timing of sketch comedy. He is frank on OnlyFans about what he offers: long edging marathons, filmed sex, roleplay, plenty of dirty talk and a devotion to feet. Every sense of the word versatile fits him, as he takes charge or trades places by mood. Wild self-belief makes him the most fun kind of trouble.

#2Randomfrenchgayguy: Lille Model Who Writes Like a Novelist

Few models write about the work as well as Randomfrenchgayguy. A Lille and Paris man, he sets down his shoots in long, lyrical French: a glance held a beat too long, shade under a tree, a summer afternoon that refuses to end. Equal warmth goes to the men he works alongside and to himself in his writing, reflecting his manners. The results go to his MYM page, made in partnership with photographers, and run from portraiture to artistic nudes played with coloured light and rope. He is protective of it and asks that it stays where it is. Fit, slim and tattooed, he is sultry in a quiet way, a man who lets the camera come to him.

#3Dom McGovern Comedy: Comic Who Asks the Room for a Different Kind of Laugh

London stand-up Dom McGovern Comedy arrived this autumn as a slim, brunette, clean-cut otter. He leads with his comedy credentials, award claims and all, as the setup, then lets being gay land as the punchline. Expect a comic's timing brought to a far more personal set.

#4The Leather Cook: Heat Served With Dessert

Lemon cake left deliberately gooey, roasted cauliflower salad, apple cream when the leaves turn and a pot of herb tea steeped from fresh sage, thyme, mint and basil: The Leather Cook feeds his audience before anything else. He treats food as sensual, and he is fond of a reflective line about living for yourself rather than for anyone's approval. Over on JustForFans the leather man steps forward daily, with solo sessions, cigars, nipple play, sex, fisting and plenty of dirty talk. His audio encouragement lives on a separate platform. Warm, thoughtful and quietly intense, he is for the fan who likes his heat served with dessert.

Theory puts the otter lean and hairy between smooth and bear, and the popular men here are serious about the hairy half. The hairy label turns up on 33% of the most popular otters and on 19% of the full list. Beards, oddly, lag behind. The most common label falls back among the favourites. We suspect real fur and a bit of age bring the crowd in, with a neatly trimmed chin doing little on its own. Clean-cut and tattooed pages hold steady, neither helped nor hurt.