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Daddy Has Needs (2014)
For whatever reason, daddy/son scenes have always been popular, and we all know that Daddy Has Needs. For the first scene we have a unique duo, Nick and Blue. In real life, they’re good friends and sometime fuck buddies, though each has an open-minded and understanding partner. Young guys often fear being stalked by older leather daddies. Imagine how disturbing it would be to actually get lured into a date with a creepy stalker. When young Sebastian Keys hooks up with sadistic Reed Mathews, the scene could easily turn into a nightmare.
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For whatever reason, daddy/son scenes have always been popular, and we all know that Daddy Has Needs. For the first scene we have a unique duo, Nick and Blue. In real life, they’re good friends and sometime fuck buddies, though each has an open-minded and understanding partner. Young guys often fear being stalked by older leather daddies. Imagine how disturbing it would be to actually get lured into a date with a creepy stalker. When young Sebastian Keys hooks up with sadistic Reed Mathews, the scene could easily turn into a nightmare.
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In Theaters:10/31/2014
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Lavender Lounge
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