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Cum Addict (2017)

Addicts need help with their obsession and that's exactly what these twinks get – and lots of it! These sad souls are addicted to cum and crave the salty cream morning, noon and night. They can't wait to suck up and lap up as much ejaculation as possible, but they also want the pleasure of some heady foreplay beforehand. Sending out the right signals – a knowing look, a sly smile and a saucy wink, it's not long before they're servicing the dick of a tasty bloke who is only too willing to give up their spunk to help the addict! If you want to see some incredible twink action, this is one film that will have you covered – in spunk that is!
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Addicts need help with their obsession and that's exactly what these twinks get – and lots of it! These sad souls are addicted to cum and crave the salty cream morning, noon and night. They can't wait to suck up and lap up as much ejaculation as possible, but they also want the pleasure of some heady foreplay beforehand. Sending out the right signals – a knowing look, a sly smile and a saucy wink, it's not long before they're servicing the dick of a tasty bloke who is only too willing to give up their spunk to help the addict! If you want to see some incredible twink action, this is one film that will have you covered – in spunk that is!

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Directed By:John Smith
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In Theaters:3/3/2017
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Staxus, Bareback Rookies

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