FTMFucker.com Debuts New Format, Redesign

EMERYVILLE, Calif. — Trans-male website FTMFucker.Com, run by James Darling and TROUBLEfilms, has debuted a new format and redesign.

The developers said the new Wordpress platform-based offering now includes categories for straight, gay, and queer FTM (female to male) porn and easier browsing based on the customer’s current interests.

“We think the categories will be a great step forward for FTMFucker, which features all kinds of porn starring the hottest trans men in the industry,” web designer Courtney Trouble, said.

She added, “We felt the site was moving beyond the queer porn genre and providing some of the best trans porn to be found in both the gay and straight industries. FTMFucker is one of the first sites to take on both worlds head on. It’s a one-stop shop for fans of trans men in porn and will continue to set the standard for future FTM projects. James Darling is a major trend setter.”

Darling said he is thrilled with the new look for the site that specializes in hardcore scenes between trans men with female porn stars, trans men topping or bottoming to gay porn stars, as well as amateur, indie, and gender queer scenes shot in HD.

“FTMFucker.Com is committed to bringing the newest and best in FTM porn and the site redesign makes it even easier to customize your porn experience and select the content you want to see, whether gay, straight, or everything FTMFucker has to offer,” Darling said.

FTM Fucker won Best Website at the 2013 Feminist Porn Awards and is up for multiple awards for both the XBIZ Awards and Tranny Awards, according to the creators. Darling also has nominations for Best Trans Director at both events.

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