GirlBullies Launches New Femdom Paysite

GirlBullies Launches New Femdom Paysite

LOS ANGELES — GirlBullies has launched a new subscription membership site with the aim of “filling a void” in the femdom genre with a "unique style of narrative-driven content."

"Entering into the ever-growing femdom fetish world, GirlBullies offers over 100 scenes and award-winning talent," a rep explained. "Ella Nova, Lola Fae, Erin Everheart, Juliette March, Riley Reyes and Daisy Ducati are also some of the women featured on the new site that heightens the eroticism of female domination and male humiliation."

Site owner and industry vet Sam Solo "believed there was a market for the kind of femdom storytelling he was passionate about," added the rep.

Solo explained that "Hollywood loves to use the power of sexual embarrassment for cheap gags, but, in the GirlBullies universe, we take that tension and keep ramping it up instead of cutting it for a laugh. The hapless nerd is never rescued by a goofy gym teacher, and the mean cheerleaders always get turned-on by playing keep-away with his pants."

GirlBullies will feature weekly updates and bonus content, such as X-rated original games.

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