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College Bound 2 (2020)
College is all about having adventures and experimenting, and there’s no doubt these guys all had an endless amount of fantasies they were just aching to explore when they got on campus. What’s less certain is how many expected to find themselves tied up, blindfolded, and stuffed airtight with rock-hard cock - and how much they loved submitting themselves to another man! That’s precisely what happens in Vol. 2 of our series of the hottest collegiate BDSM all-male action!
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College is all about having adventures and experimenting, and there’s no doubt these guys all had an endless amount of fantasies they were just aching to explore when they got on campus. What’s less certain is how many expected to find themselves tied up, blindfolded, and stuffed airtight with rock-hard cock - and how much they loved submitting themselves to another man! That’s precisely what happens in Vol. 2 of our series of the hottest collegiate BDSM all-male action!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/15/2020
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Corbin Fisher
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