Buddy Profits Gets Deep in Fisting Interview

Buddy Profits Gets Deep in Fisting Interview

MONTREAL — Buddy Profits, in conjunction with Toby from Falcon Studios, has released a new interview about fisting on the Adam4Adam blog

This is the first in what will be an ongoing series of performer interviews, said blog writer and Buddy Profits affiliate manager Neal.

Getting up-close and personal with top performers, the questions will bring audiences deeper into the world of adult entertainment by exploring taboo themes and personal relationships, Neal said.

The latest post features an in-depth conversation with Axel Abysse and Brandon Moore from Falcon Studios about the pleasures and purpose of fisting.

Axel and Brandon’s newest series, “Obsessive Fisting Disorder,” can be found on ClubDungeonInferno.com and on DVD.

Neal said: “it’s always nice to engage models who are involved in more niche markets. Falcon has such a wide range of scenes and videos that can touch all aspects of diverse fantasies. I’m delighted to help bring them to audiences’ attention.”

Affiliates can promote Falcon Studios and ClubDungeonInferno.com by contacting affiliates@buddyprofits.com. For a full list of the tools and promo materials available to affiliates, visit BuddyProfits.com

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