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This little Netflix film was very inspirational. It passes the Bechdel test, and features a different worldview with rural Indian representation.

Follow super-slut, Abella Danger, on her road trip to Vegas! Watch her tease and beg for cock, suck and fuck, film other girls with their pussies stuffed full, and take on two cocks at once. Abella removes her pants in the car and spreads her tight little ass, until her road trip buddy, James Deen, is convinced enough to pull over and give her a good desert fucking. Then they're off to their hotel room to continue mashing genitals... in the best way possible. Abella sucks James' cock later that night, but he won't give her his cum. Even when she begs. The next day, Abella gets at least a piece of what she wants: Markus Dupree and James Deen double-stuffing her pussy and ass. Markus fills her mouth with cum, but James runs off to find three other sluts - Kelsi Lynn, Hollie Mack, and Alexa Nova - to fuck and facialize. Finally, Abella and James finish off the trip with an ultra-hot, bathroom fuckathon, complete with a hot load of cum shot down Abella's throat!
This little Netflix film was very inspirational. It passes the Bechdel test, and features a different worldview with rural Indian representation.
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