Bruce D' Anus Diary of a Pervert
Bruce D' Anus is a complete and total megalomaniac. A perverse man who records and documents his life, even his most private and intimate moments. He's convinced the whole world has an interest in his sexual conquests. When he meets a girl and fucks her on camera, he never forgets to share the experience!
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Bruce D' Anus is a complete and total megalomaniac. A perverse man who records and documents his life, even his most private and intimate moments. He's convinced the whole world has an interest in his sexual conquests. When he meets a girl and fucks her on camera, he never forgets to share the experience!
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