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MindGeek Enters Bi Market With WhyNotBi.com

MindGeek Enters Bi Market With WhyNotBi.com

BURBANK, Calif. — Newly launched membership site WhyNotBi.com has launched with a full slate of scenes.

Weekly updates are on the boards featuring “the sexiest guys and girls exploring wild group fuck sessions,” a rep said. “Members will have access to sizzling storylines and hot, horny performers who are completely uninhibited. It doesn’t matter if you like studs with big dicks, blondes with big tits, young hunks, cute teens or all of the above — WhyNotBi has something for everyone,” a rep said.

The “taboo fantasies” on tap include bi-MMF, spouse swapping, boyfriend sharing and cuckold threesomes, among other scenarios.

Featured male talent includes Dante Colle, Michael Delray, Colby Jansen, Connor Maguire, Justin Matthews, Dominic Pacifico, Pierce Paris, Damien Stone and Wesley Woods.

Syren De Mer, Mandy Muse, Alexa Nova, Silvia Saige and Dee Williams are among the site’s featured female stars.

Click here to visit WhyNotBi. The site’s content is available for promotion via AdultForce.

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