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Premium All-Male Fauxcest Site Increases Monthly Uploads

CYBERSPACE — Due to popular demand, premium all-male fauxcest site FamilyDick.com has increased its output to six uploads per month.

FamilyDick explores taboo relationships and power dynamics between men. Featured performers include Bar Addison, Jay James, Alex Meyer, Max Sargent, Dale Savage, Joel Someone, Oliver Star, Kristofer Weston, Wesley Woods, Austin Xander and the Cash Twins, among others.

“With high demand for our premium gay fauxcest content, we’re excited to announce that we’ll be updating the site with new content all month long,” said Mars, CEO of parent company Charged Media. “The fans have really voiced how much they love our site, and we’re thrilled to give them more of what they want.”

FamilyDick, via Charged Media, is a property of Paper Street Media. Visit the site online and on Twitter.

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