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Chosen Families (2021)

When I close my eyes and imagine what the perfect household looks like this would be the image in my mind. Daddy and his favorite men, all intertwined in an afternoon of lovemaking. Spreading the seed is what you will find with this new “chosen family,” and trust me, a lot of seed is spread. We are off on a new fantasy adventure. Open your minds and your zippers to a modern idea of what is a family.
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When I close my eyes and imagine what the perfect household looks like this would be the image in my mind. Daddy and his favorite men, all intertwined in an afternoon of lovemaking. Spreading the seed is what you will find with this new “chosen family,” and trust me, a lot of seed is spread. We are off on a new fantasy adventure. Open your minds and your zippers to a modern idea of what is a family.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/9/2021
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:House of Angell

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