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Cum to Your Senses (2023)

Looking for Raging Stallion Studios’ sexiest and most rugged men? They’re right under your nose in ‘Cum To Your Senses’, the newest all-sex feature from award-winning filmmaker Steve Cruz. When handsome stud Alpha Wolfe catches his roommate, Falcon | NakedSword Exclusive Drew Valentino, secretly sniffing his used jockstrap, he knows the hirsute hottie will be open to a flip-fuck right in the middle of their living room.
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Looking for Raging Stallion Studios’ sexiest and most rugged men? They’re right under your nose in ‘Cum To Your Senses’, the newest all-sex feature from award-winning filmmaker Steve Cruz. When handsome stud Alpha Wolfe catches his roommate, Falcon | NakedSword Exclusive Drew Valentino, secretly sniffing his used jockstrap, he knows the hirsute hottie will be open to a flip-fuck right in the middle of their living room.

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Directed By:Steve Cruz
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In Theaters:11/17/2023
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Runtime:159 minutes
Studio:Raging Stallion Studios

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