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Bi-Opsy (2021)

These doctors know about the human body for both sexes and their interest in having sex with man and woman is too big to pass on when the opportunity comes! And they don't miss it. Imagine waking up in a hospital bed and you see a sexy doctor and your girlfriend, that is the best opportunity to explore ways of threesome!
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These doctors know about the human body for both sexes and their interest in having sex with man and woman is too big to pass on when the opportunity comes! And they don't miss it. Imagine waking up in a hospital bed and you see a sexy doctor and your girlfriend, that is the best opportunity to explore ways of threesome!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Jim Powers
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In Theaters:2/22/2021
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Runtime:149 minutes
Studio:BiPhoria

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