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Bisexually Speaking (2017)

Keisha and Zoey are waiting for Blair to show up for their workout. They convince Blair that she should at least try experimenting with girls before she settles down for life. So surprise - it's an all girl three way for the very first time. Today, Ruckus and his sexy gutter-punk girlfriend Leigh are going to rob Chad's mansion. When they make their way inside, it turns out Chad is actually home, and unless they both fuck him he's calling the cops... Liv and her husband Jasper are having some money problems. Liv invites her boss over for dinner in hopes to woo him for a raise. But her boss is more interested in a different kind of raise - raising Jasper's big fat cock...
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Keisha and Zoey are waiting for Blair to show up for their workout. They convince Blair that she should at least try experimenting with girls before she settles down for life. So surprise - it's an all girl three way for the very first time. Today, Ruckus and his sexy gutter-punk girlfriend Leigh are going to rob Chad's mansion. When they make their way inside, it turns out Chad is actually home, and unless they both fuck him he's calling the cops... Liv and her husband Jasper are having some money problems. Liv invites her boss over for dinner in hopes to woo him for a raise. But her boss is more interested in a different kind of raise - raising Jasper's big fat cock...

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Mike Adams
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In Theaters:11/17/2017
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Studio:Metro

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