Dominic Pacifico Inducts FTM Newcomer Connor Atlas

Dominic Pacifico Inducts FTM Newcomer Connor Atlas

LAS VEGAS — Performer, DJ and entrepreneur Dominic Pacifico breaks in a newcomer, FTM performer Connor Atlas, for a new vignette now streaming on Pacifico’s member paysite.

Titled “Sniff: Boy Pussy,” their hookup “takes Dominic’s eponymous website further into fetish and challenging kinky sex,” a rep said. “This week starts the new push with an olfactory-oriented ‘Sniff’ series, and its first episode, ‘Boy Pussy,’ marks a first for the website. FTM trans muscleboy Connor joins Dominic in a gym locker room for a session of sneaker-, pits- and crotch-sniffing that escalates into Dominic eating and bareback-fucking Connor.”

Atlas, “a strapping 25-year-old, began his transition at the age of 10, and has been modeling in the adult industry for a year,” the rep notes. “His lean, muscular build, scruffy beard and natural body hair make him a natural addition to Dominic’s stable of masculine young models, and his unique sexual attribute makes this an attention-getting video.”

Atlas will join Pacifico and a contingent of other performers onstage for various events during HustlaBall Las Vegas, unspooling Jan. 18-21.

He savored his personal and erotic chemistry with his costar. “Dominic is a very humble and sweet guy. He made me feel comfortable and the sex was indescribable,” he said. “I’d love to do another scene with him in the future!”

The “Sniff” series "marks the evolution of Dominic’s (paysite) into more challenging sexual fetish scenarios,” notes the rep. “The coming months will also see more fisting action on the site, with Dominic serving in top and bottom roles. It’s all part of what Dominic sees as his directorial mission, to present raw, edgy action, shot with an eye toward beauty and high production values.”

Click here for a hardcore trailer, photos and VOD/digital download details and follow Pacifico on Twitter and Instagram. The site's content is available for promotion via Zbuckz.

In related news, Pacifico recently relaunched his paysite to bring together the various threads of his career (click here for that story).

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